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From: MichaelS on 25 May 2010 16:13 I am running up to 6 USB audio devices (8bit 8khz sampling rate) in parallel and I have observed on my computer, that DPC starts with a CPU load of 35-50% and after 2 minutes the CPU load decreases down to 0%. However, sometimes the DPC pulses in the following way: * 5 seconds no CPU load * 3 seconds 20-30% CPU load. I am not sure what could cause such an effect and until now I have tried different configurations without a hint. However, the USB host controller should not be a bottleneck. I have a load of less than 5% of total USB bandwidth. Environment: * Windows 7 64bit * HP xw4600 workstation * up to 6 USB audio devices connected over a hub Can anyone gives me hint? g michael
From: Philip Ries [MSFT] on 26 May 2010 14:10 Sounds similar to this issue (hotfix available): http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981214 MichaelS wrote: > I am running up to 6 USB audio devices (8bit 8khz sampling rate) in parallel > and I have observed on my computer, that DPC starts with a CPU load of 35-50% > and after 2 minutes the CPU load decreases down to 0%. > > However, sometimes the DPC pulses in the following way: > * 5 seconds no CPU load > * 3 seconds 20-30% CPU load. > > I am not sure what could cause such an effect and until now I have tried > different configurations without a hint. However, the USB host controller > should not be a bottleneck. I have a load of less than 5% of total USB > bandwidth. > > Environment: > * Windows 7 64bit > * HP xw4600 workstation > * up to 6 USB audio devices connected over a hub > > Can anyone gives me hint? > g > michael
From: MichaelS on 27 May 2010 16:16 Tests have been successful. Now, I cannot observe the DPC pulse. However, after initiating streaming the DPC starts with a constant CPU load of 20-30% and decreases after 2 minutes. g Michael
From: MichaelS on 27 May 2010 18:00
Thanks for the hint. I will install the hotfix. However, most of the audio devices are USB1.1 devices which are connected to a USB 2.0 MTT capable hub. g Michael "Philip Ries [MSFT]" wrote: > Sounds similar to this issue (hotfix available): > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981214 > > MichaelS wrote: > > I am running up to 6 USB audio devices (8bit 8khz sampling rate) in parallel > > and I have observed on my computer, that DPC starts with a CPU load of 35-50% > > and after 2 minutes the CPU load decreases down to 0%. > > > > However, sometimes the DPC pulses in the following way: > > * 5 seconds no CPU load > > * 3 seconds 20-30% CPU load. > > > > I am not sure what could cause such an effect and until now I have tried > > different configurations without a hint. However, the USB host controller > > should not be a bottleneck. I have a load of less than 5% of total USB > > bandwidth. > > > > Environment: > > * Windows 7 64bit > > * HP xw4600 workstation > > * up to 6 USB audio devices connected over a hub > > > > Can anyone gives me hint? > > g > > michael > . > |