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2019/05/08 08:19:16 (permalink)
Hello,
I noticed the problem today. When I work on a computer - I run applications or browse photos (I'm a photographer) music jams. These pauses lasting half of a second, but very annoying. I tried installing new drivers, removing software etc. but still the same. Can anyone help me?



post edited by genghiskhanpl - 2019/05/08 12:48:50

i7 5960x @ 4500mhz, 32gigs 3200mhz ram, asus x99 deluxe II, asus 1080 GTX, EVGA Nu Audio
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    Re: windows 10 music stuttering (tidal, foobar, youtube) 2019/05/08 09:06:04 (permalink)
    Did you turn off Power Saving on the USB that is on the NU Audio Card under Device Manager?

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    Re: windows 10 music stuttering (tidal, foobar, youtube) 2019/05/08 11:57:12 (permalink)
    Please show me where it is (screenshot). In device manager i see EVGA USB AUDIO DEVICE, but in properties there is no power saving options.

    I got monitor connected with DP cable, so i tried play music via monitor speakers and then stuttering is gone.
    I also tried change pci-e port without positive effect.

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    Re: windows 10 music stuttering (tidal, foobar, youtube) 2019/05/08 12:48:18 (permalink)
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    i manually updated ASMEDIA USB 3.0 drivers, reboot and done! works like a charm

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    Re: windows 10 music stuttering (tidal, foobar, youtube) 2019/05/08 13:54:04 (permalink)
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    PROBLEM SOLVED:
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    i manually updated ASMEDIA USB 3.0 drivers, reboot and done! works like a charm

    Thant Too!
    You should also update your Chipset Drivers.
    Intel® Chipset Driver for Windows Version: 10.1.17969.8134 (Latest) 

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    Re: windows 10 music stuttering (tidal, foobar, youtube) 2019/05/27 15:34:46 (permalink)
    bcavnaugh
    Did you turn off Power Saving on the USB that is on the NU Audio Card under Device Manager?



    genghiskhanpl
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    PROBLEM SOLVED:
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    i manually updated ASMEDIA USB 3.0 drivers, reboot and done! works like a charm



    I was having the same issue. About to try the fixes suggested in this thread. I have done the update of my ASMEDIA drivers. Took a bit of looking to locate the settings that bcavnaugh mentioned. I too was having trouble finding them. I looked in a few places - primarily two: one in Device Manager and the other under "Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings" where I found USB Selective Power Settings already set to Disabled.
     
    Back in Device Manger, I went through a number of instances of EVGA NU Audio. Did not see the setting indicated. However, down under a few of my USB controllers, I found an additional setting - labeled Power Management. "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" was still checked on a few of them. I am including a screenshot of one of them. I do not know if I got the right one though.
     
    bcavnaugh - where in Device Manager is this setting located more precisely?

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