DIGI suport couln't.... But i've done it :) :) :)

[·[-_-]· Richon]

After 4 MONTHS (yes 4 months) i tested my 2 pc's that i've builded for protools and they didn't work... so for my fustration i tested everything that is to test... and FINALLY i think i found the problem with random clicks and pops with my M-box (4·$"·$·"!$"·)

it was the f******* Video Card!!!!

the two pc's have Asus (Ati) Radeon 9200SE and 9550TD (both 128MB) and after swithching to a tinny Nvidia of 32MB... no more cliks and pops....

I think DIGI should pay me for all the pacience and time wasted to that finally i've....

And don't come and say: "athlon 64 isn't suported"... because the second PC has and Athlon XP!!!!! and both have the same ramdom noises!!!!

Bytheway... the first PC has been already 4 weeks by the techsuport in my country ... and they only tested reintalling everything.... nothing else!!!!

Weeeellll...... i going to have a cold BEER!!!!

[flautista]

A CELEBRAR POR FIN

[·[-_-]· Richon]

just drinking!!!!

[tele_player]

I'd check the PCI latency timer for the video cards which are causing troubles. There are tools on the net for checking and setting the PCI latency timer.

[·[-_-]· Richon]

But this video cards aren't PCI... they are AGP...

[Rail Jon Rogut]

In your BIOS did you make sure that the video card wasn't assigned an IRQ?

Rail

[·[-_-]· Richon]

if the AGP video card wasn't asigned with an IRQ.....it wouldn't work....cause it's like not having a AGP conection (bay)

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Nope, I have an AGP nVidia card.. in the BIOS I can select to not assign an IRQ for VGA (or something like that).

Rail