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geekmaster1

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I'm trying to figure out why i'm getting choppy audio on windows 7 and vista but not os x or linux when EIST is enabled.
I turn EIST off and im fine. the choppy audio ia on all audio devices. is it a problem with the way windows translates my motherboard's EIST?
 

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I have the GA EP 43 ud3l motherboard and our boards uses the same audio driver. Gigabyte released a new Vista/Windows 7 driver on 08/10/09. Not sure if you have rev. 1.0 or rev. 1.1, but the driver is the same.

Find it here: Link Removed
Then scroll to the bottom of page and select your OS. Download from Asia, as it's the fastest speed.
 

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yeah i have a rev 1.1
i found out that its because of EIST.
i turned it off and the audio is fine
 

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