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I can play any set of amps/ FX pedals I want on my ipad without popping and the latency is quite acceptable but if I play some of the same ones on my PC I get popping etc unless I set the amount of samples to something like 450 at 44.1KHz. I'm using the presonus AudioBoxUSB96 for input. Any ideas of why I have to work with such high latency on my machine or tips for optimising latency. I've tried both the PreSonus drivers and ASIO4ALL. Cheers.

Edit: Specs for PC: 32 GB RAM, I7-6700 CPU @3.4 GHz, 64bit system and using SSDs. I made the PC for photo editing.

Edit2: I also use the AudioBox for output to monitors.

Edit3: One of my mates sent me these links:

[Optimisations for Win10](https://

Had a great meeting last night, we were all into dark beer and got the same one and then just chatted like we were friends from way back. I'm excited even though they booked my lowest package. When was your last awesome meeting and why was it awesome?

Mine was realising that I just do photography for me so there is no use pandering to clients I don't want with photos I don't want to take because then this whole thing becomes pointless. Would love to hear yours.

I think some of my favourite moments and pictures from weddings are not of couples. Why do you think we prize couple photos so highly and show them almost exclusively in a lot of cases?

I second shot on the weekend and the main asked me to switch to medium raw on my 5dIIIs before we started. Is this a common practice? I might do it this weekend and see how it affects my workflow. I've shot a few frames since and have noticed it's all a bit faster in LR and I'm sure my hard drives won't mind.

I'm not a resolution junky and prize the moment above all else (i.e. sharpness) so I reckon I probably won't mind the hit in res. Does anyone here use lower res for speed of processing and buffer depth?