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When buying new audio hardware, you’d better check to see if your system is compatible with its specs first. Because if the system configuration is too low, then this device will probably not work properly. At this point, you can use LatencyMon to do a complete check and know the details. At the same time, it is also able to adjust the audio device with various problems to run in its best state.
Continue reading [v6.50 Build 650] LatencyMon – Real-time audio suitability checker
