Reduce crackling noises from malwarebytes to zero

It is a wellknown problem that ip protection produce dpc latency.
So after a week of tests i find some ways to reduce dpc and crackling noises.
1) first make sure that ur storage controllers , sound controllers, and network controllers have ecxlusive irq.
If u have sound controller and nic controller to share irqs disable all onboard conrollers that u dont use and restart ur machine. If not fix this the solution is simple
disable the onboard nic and u can buy a new nic for only 10 Euro ( i did this)
2)make sure in nic properties u have set tranmit buffers and recieve buffers to maximum
3) if u use avast disable option: use intelligent steam scanning (in web shield)
(inteligent stream scanning + malwarebytes ip protection produce crackling noises i dont know why)

 

Re: Reduse crackling noises from malwarebytes to zero

Hello boombastik:

This is very interesting.

You may wish to repeat this post, along with results from the DPC Latency Checker application (http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml), on the Malwarebytes Consumer Support forum at http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showforum=41.

χαιρετισμός

 

Re: Reduse crackling noises from malwarebytes to zero

I post it.
I think that when intelligent web scanning of avast is enabled every byte that pass from avast's web shield is rescanned from malwarebytes ip protection.

 

Hello All:

Here is yet another interesting thread for looking at possible DPC latency issues:

http://www.sysnative.com/forums/windows-7-|-windows-vista-tutorials/5721-how-diagnose-fix-high-dpc-latency-issues-wpa-windows-windows-vista-7-8-a.html

HTH