SLI Profile & Audio Issue

Figured I'd knock two birds with one stone here....

How do I create an SLI profile to run Crysis on. Just noticed on my HWMonitor that only was GPU is being utilized.

With that being asked, has anybody had any sound issues? During my 1 hr play, I noticed a few times of the sound coming as distorted & jumpy....not the gameplay, just the sound. Thought at first it may be my Nvidia drivers but I'm not sure....I'm on 186.64 right now. Latency is staying decent...only a few random hits into the red. Believe that is due to to my antivir agent always running Avg highest peak is about 1500 & lower.

Any help is much appreciated...

Hope everyone had a safe & great Turkey Day also!!

 

you can create the SLI profile to run crysis by using the nHancer... u can download it here http://www.nhancer.com/?dat=downloads .... Seems to me u had stutter problem as well... Alot people is having stutter problem too...But u can go Batboy's blog and see the solution to solve it... http://m17x.blogspot.com/2009/11/revisiting-stuttering-issue-on-m17x.html... Dell is going to release the new bios ( not sure the exact date) but hopefully it can solve this problem...

Hope this helps.. =)

 

I fixed my Auto issues finally been playing music fine for once. I just downloaded the newest driver from Realtek try that and see if it works for you.

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false

 

Realtek? We dont have a realtek device in the M17x All Powerful. The audio chipset is an IDT chipset. Not sure I follow on this one Stinger.

 

Thanks, I'll try this out. Is my driver the correct one that everyone else is using. I know I've saw on here that the newest released were not the best.

 

It was a test lol. VERY long story short: A friend had the same issue thought he had a realtek in his Alienware. So installed it, and fixed the audio issue. So i decided what the heck, and it fixed mine to??!! Wired..

Thanks for telling me about the IDT my friend told me wrong info then. Should i deinstall it even though its fixed?

 

Yeah you're using the right 1... I'am using it right now too.. =) But u can always try the newer driver (beta)...

 

If everything is working for you - leave it alone. I just didn't understand how it could possibly help since the driver should fail as there is no associated device. Now, if this was a player app from Realtek - thats a different scenario. In any case, leave it alone if you are satisfied with your system's performance.

 

I don't understand either, how or even why it fixed it. I am very happy though

 

I've heard of other systems with different onboard sound chips (usually Desktops, though) using Realtek drivers to solve problems. I don't know how it could work, but apparently it does in some cases. It's puzzling.