Hi guys. First of all sorry for my english, it is really bad.
I have an issue with the audio. When my computer is using more than 6gb of RAM, the audio output is delayed like 2 seconds.
It only happens under this condition and only with the audio (the system runs completely smooth and fine) , the rest of the time the audio works perfectly.
I have 16gb of RAM, so I think that I have enough.
For example, now I am using a virtual machine and a browser, and my system is using 7,5gb of ram. When I try to play a video on YouTube, or any kind of audio, it sounds delayed.
Hope you can help me.
Thank you!
System: Manjaro KDE kernel 5.12
This issue is most likely not caused by the amount of RAM you have in use ─ as the matter of fact, I don’t see how that could technically have any effect on the sound ─ but rather by the load on your CPUs, and specifically, that part of the load which is made up of high-priority processes, such as I/O.
Running a virtual machine may be part of this, but a lot also depends on what is running inside of that virtual machine.
Actually is the same. If I just have the VM turned on without any program opened, it happens.
That’s why I thought that the problem was the RAM.
Maybe it could be problem of the CPU, I will check.
Thanks for your answer!
What could be happening is that your system is swapping a lot. That’s I/O, and I/O is uninterruptible. That would certainly affect the snappiness of your system.
I’ve adjusted the confusing topic title accordingly.
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