Throbert

The last time I plugged audio to my hammer keys was when I had a Pro II, I never use onboard speakers as well. I always use my RPX and/or one or more VIs and I'm plenty happy with my ES3. The only reason I'm looking at the ES110 is to loose 18 pounds but I might gain a bit from the newer action. Wish It had wire USB.

I used Studiologics SLP3-D triple for my Pro 2. If you don't need the variable damper they have NO and NC models. Amazon has them

It's still the same GPU so it's a driver issue not a hardware issue. A lot of others with the same problems, from my searches, even with newer gear and Nvidia just ignores the problem. I only want integrated when ever I buy new next time, enough with this crap. RT

Yea, that one hurt a bit. sad to see him go RIP Niel

Disabled the NVIDIA driver and running on the MS basic display driver. Thermal issues are gone! I lost my sleep options so I have to use hibernate but at least I'm not cooking steaks on it any more. used an app to uninstall the driver, so to hell with that. other than that all is working fine.

Heaviest board is my ES3 @ 43# and my back is wacked. I go slow and take every weighting/unweighting leverage advantage I can I have a truck and use a dolly with straps and bungees I don't do stairs.

So I loaded and ran GPU and a CPU thermal monitor apps I found online and it's My GPU that's causing the problem, GPU can climb in to the 90's C while the CPU is in the 70's and since they both use the same cooler I figure the CPU is getting some of the heat as well. Makes me wonder if a remote setup will help that much now. going to have to try redoing the thermal compound maybe add some little heatsyncs.

I'm looking at this Pilixio stand here's what I have in mind for a second tier

yep, Intel was never made for real time, but other than the CPU, the biggest determination of latency is the quality of the driver. That's why RME reigns king their engineers not only write the drivers but they also design the interfaces and firmwares. Here's more info from Vins radio show.

Oh yea the new put a snowboard on each foot tech. You know there used to be the phrase "skiing the deep" but now a days it's just water skiing on the snow. turn around look and say yea thous crappy looking turns look like you put a lot of effort in to carving them.

Well, if the verb was tasty I wouldn't complain, but come on how sloppy can you get. Not only that but every demo was noisy as hell and what was up with that stack of what ever hitting the ground or table at the beginning of each one.

Didn't like the demos either, too much reverb muddied things up.

Ebay had 3 Lynx L-slot MADI cards that dropped in price and were starting to move so I snagged one.

Yea what, about 25 years or so, I just observed that it had alot more interconnectivity with other formats including ip audio than most others and since my converter could use a MADI card and there weren't that many around as well as the deal I found, trigger pulled.

Yea, been a while but didn't have a clear thought in mind. Dante is huge and has a plethora of devices, but it seems so stifled and with out ingenuity which seems to lead one to think that the proprietary thing is what is standing in the way. I need less AVB gear to do than what it takes Dante to do. Dante is a big routing matrix but has nothing to do with mix and levels. With AVB I can use one device to send my mix or mix within and use one cat line to network with others, while with Dante I have to run 1 or more analog lines to a central unit then have a control unit that runs a cat line to tie to the network and loose control of the mix if I send several analog lines. I think I have figured out what will work best for my situation, I bought a MADI card for my converter which will allow me to use AVB, Dante or both. As I researched it became clear to me that MADI was a must have in order for me to be flexible enough for the multiple evolving ip audio technologies present and future.

Thought it was a great article I only read Greg striking out at Steve the one time and think he kind of had it coming. Other than that, seemed like he let a lot ride so I don't see any real animosity going on there. The Article, the videos, they were rather very heart warming. No Ax grinding although in that Video with Neil and Carlos playing, well Neil had his $hit together and then volume hog Carlos went into an Epileptic seizure.

If you want what's not already out there you need Metal working skills, or you need a good relationship with a metal fab shop and some basic design/engineering skills. I like the Gibraltar parts but they're too expensive

I've been noticing that in the evenings, 7:30 on MDT and on the weekends I don't get hardly any thermal issues makes me think it's more about activity causing my security to load down my system and heat it up.

I bought the G60jx lap in 2008 so it's 11, 12 years old, it didn't have any problems with 10 accept for the stupid stuff MS does, but then I installed 10 Enterprise 2016 LTSB and had even less problems with it. the old beast has an ASUS Maximus Extreme from back in 2004 or 5 but it can do 64 bit so I think it will be alright

I'll eventually pull out the old beast, fire it up and see if it can handle an install of 10. It has XP 64 in it now

If your not worried about latency, other wise each PC needs an interface that can network with others or to the main PC interface and from that interface to the PC via TB or PCIe. Yamaha and Focusrite have Enet cards they claim are better on latency and support AVB but they are pricey. MOTU has AVB interfaces that have both TB and USB that they recommend for PC connection. I would like to use one of there interfaces for monitor networking but you can't mix one companies AVB with another because they all have their own protocols. Can't use a Mymix AVB with a MOTU or any others.

Yea, been through all that, this thing has always ran hot since new, what with windows 10 and all the ever more resource hungry browsers. I'm thinking this might be the least expensive option for me since I have a PC laying around here doing nothing. Thanks for the reply

my ASUS lap goes in to thermal shutdown after so many minutes on an open internet site. What if I remote into a PC with no heat issues and use its internet browser?

If I understood right FL has a sequencer plugin and would like to know how that works and where it's located Update: Found it on Imageline, FL can be installed as a plugin.