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Re: Not necessarily

There is a connection between latency jitter (variations in latency) and transmitted jitter. I found that reducing latency helped in overall sound quality. Why this is so I don't understand.

On USB, yes if mobo has dedicated USB bandwidth then you would avoid conflict described earlier.

On IDE, I found its best to avoid this interface as it lends itself to electrical noise pickup. Also, using Windows IDE drivers is not an optimal choice. However, I'm keen to use CF technology implemented as a disk drive. No moving parts and even less power! Price is high and storage capacities low but as most pc harware goes, this will improve very quickly.

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