Audio popping issue

[MiaShino]

Thanks mate for a great explanation! You actually know what you are talking about which makes it a pleasure to read. Now, if only Sicycre could get this post translated and send to the devs, then perhaps we could get a fix out before the end of Endwalker. lol

Aww many thanks! The at the times crippling imposter syndrome makes me believe otherwise.. Am rusty but all the mention of FX cpus brought back horrible memories of that hot mess of architecture.

If anyone is still curious out there and experiencing problems using the newer Ryzen I have umm, unfortunate news because Ryzen suffers from own unique problem.

Anyone working with Linux or Windows schedulers may know what I am speaking of, it has to do with communicating between core clusters across that "infinity fabric". Optimally you will wish to avoid communicating between primary and secondary blocks of core clusters with there being four cores per main cluster and eight per secondary cluster. Any communication between secondary clusters can suffer from bandwidth constraints.

I should hope they were aware of these things when consulting third party to slap one new audio engine together. You should not do this, save sweeping changes for later patches. If they were somehow not, may it help!

[Maeklos]

I should hope they were aware of these things when consulting third party to slap one new audio engine together. You should not do this, save sweeping changes for later patches. If they were somehow not, may it help!

You know, if they tore apart their testing servers in order to bolster the login servers to help combat the 2002 errors, that would explain why they weren't able to do as thorough of testing on 6.01 as might have otherwise been the case. Especially since they thought that 6.01 would fix the problems introduced in 6.0, only to have them cascade tenfold.

[MiaShino]

You know, if they tore apart their testing servers in order to bolster the login servers to help combat the 2002 errors, that would explain why they weren't able to do as thorough of testing on 6.01 as might have otherwise been the case. Especially since they thought that 6.01 would fix the problems introduced in 6.0, only to have them cascade tenfold.

You would never perform these types of tests upon server hardware though, that is for the dedicated Q&A team. Said team should have dedicated client machines comprised of some range of hardware configurations. The best way to set this up is to gather metrics from your users in same way Steam regularly does via hardware surveys. Some of their programming decisions doth boggle the mind.. like the fifteen minute disconnect that was recently patched.