Sound Issues with WoW


  1. Bink8000
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    Sound Issues with WoW


    Just bought a new comp, Windows 7 64 bit. Came with a SB X-Fi Xtreme Gamer. Had sound issues which I researched and saw all the problems with Creative so I ordered an HT Omega Claro Plus. Fixed most of the sound issues after install except for the main one I was concerned with. When I loud World of Warcraft the sound is fine until I start moving my mouse around. With every movement of the mouse I get loud popping crackling noises which eventually kills my sound completely. I saw an older thread about this exact problem but had no solution. Any help would be appreciated.
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Bink8000 said:
    Just bought a new comp, Windows 7 64 bit. Came with a SB X-Fi Xtreme Gamer. Had sound issues which I researched and saw all the problems with Creative so I ordered an HT Omega Claro Plus. Fixed most of the sound issues after install except for the main one I was concerned with. When I loud World of Warcraft the sound is fine until I start moving my mouse around. With every movement of the mouse I get loud popping crackling noises which eventually kills my sound completely. I saw an older thread about this exact problem but had no solution. Any help would be appreciated.

    Might we get your system specs so we know what hardware you have?
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  4. Bink8000
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    Windows 7 64 bit, Asus P6T Se mobo, 6 gigs ram, duel ati radeon 8750 crossfire setup, ht omega claro plus soundboard, XFX 850 Watt Modular PSU.
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    Another thing, I ran DPC latency checker and it goes off the charts when WoW is loaded and I move my mouse, when I leave the mouse alone and just have WoW running in the background the latency goes back to normal.

    Update: Just ran Windows Performance Toolkit and the Xperf results showed what looks like ataport.sys causing my issues. Not sure what this means but it has a 5 ms Max Actual Duration on the chart way above all the rest.
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