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In Reply to: RE: memory timings posted by play-mate on December 28, 2009 at 05:22:29
I must confess I´m really happy with my cMP2 rig now
As American technicians say, "If it ain't broke . . . "
and playing around with RAM timings without knowing what could happen
If you go too far, your system will not boot up - it will fail the POST. Once you boot up, the chances of a "data stream" generating new sounds seems pretty slim.
After all, Bits-IS-mostly-bits, it's just that when converting from a computer's Digital to the real world's Analogue, the concept is no longer entirely adequate. Electrical activity associated with operating RAM might very slightly affect the (real-time) transfer of data to a DAC by perceptibly modulating the PS.
That doesn't mean it definitely does but, at least as I see it, that's the theory. Why (some) programmers and others find that so hard to grasp baffles me given how jolly clever they are.
(mind, I do connect my 2000 watt poweramps directly from the soundcard.....)
I hope you don't design medical electronics for a living. What on earth do you need 2KW amps for?
Surrogate Steve
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