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Project Hammerfall® DIGI 9652 - RME

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Low Latency ASIO operation under Windows 2000/XP on single CPU systems:<br />

• To use ASIO at lowest latencies under Windows 2000/XP even when only having one CPU,<br />

the system performance has to be optimized for background tasks. Go to Control<br />

Panel/System/Advanced/Performance Options. Change the default 'Applications' to<br />

'Background tasks'. The lowest usable latency will drop from 23 ms to around 3 ms. This is<br />

no issue when using dual CPU systems.<br />

32 kHz files will not play back:<br />

• Hammerfall does not have an internal 32 kHz clock, as this frequency is not covered by the<br />

ADAT standard. However, you can record and playback via SPDIF if the card is clocked<br />

from an external device i.e. AutoSync or Word Clock are active, and fed SPDIF or<br />

equivalent word clock signal is 32 kHz.<br />

15.2 Installation<br />

More information on installation problems (which fortunately are very seldom, thanks to Plug<br />

and Play), can be found in the Tech Info 'Installation problems'. It is located in the directory<br />

\rmeaudio.web\techinfo on the <strong>RME</strong> Driver CD.<br />

Hammerfall is normally found in the Device Manager (>Settings/Control Panel/System

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