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The Realtek controller is indeed an onboard sound controller.Do yourself a big favor, and go buy a Creative Audigy SE sound card ($27 at Newegg)...you'll need to disable the onboard sound controller in the BIOS before installing the card, though.The other advice is good...but a cheap PCI sound card will solve the sound-related stutter issues you described.Bob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VSantiago de Chile


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...but a cheap PCI sound card will solve the sound-related stutter issues you described.>Bob Scott>ATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-V>Santiago de ChileI picked up a cheap Diamond Xtreme and it didn;t solve my sound stutter - maybe even made it worse. Diamond has abhorable driver support, so I tried an Auzentech driver for my sound chipset, but still have the same issues. I tried cutting the sound quality in the sim, the acceleration and sample rate to no avail. Bummer for me. Regards, KendallDell 8400 3.2 GHZ H.T.3GB 533 DDR2X800XT 256MB/Catalyst driver - 7.1's6x AA/16x HQ A/FDiamond Xtreme/Logitech X-530'sDual Monitor: Dell 2405/1905CH Yoke/Pedals - Saitek Throttle


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Good point...I meant to say a cheap Creative Labs PCI sound card, such as the one recommended earlier in the post.RegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VSantiago de Chile


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In addition to all the good advice above, try this simple test - hit 'q' to turn sound off. If fs stops the stuttering you have a sound issue.I would then try to update the drivers for my onboard sound. I'll never argue that a dedicated sound card is not a good thing, but I have used onboard sound on many machines with virtually no impact on performance.More knowledgeable than I have said that reproducing the sounds typical in fs is not particularly burdensome for any relatively modern sound hardware, onboard or not.See what works for you.regards,Markhttp://www.dreamfleet2000.com/a320/custbanner2.jpgPC Power Silencer 470/3.2HT/2048mb/ATI X1950pro/SB Audigy


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On board sound...This can cause stutter - to fix....Go to start buttonOpen "Run" : it is at the bottom of the right hand list of things In the text field type "dxdiag"You will get a window come up with several tabs CLick on the sound tab - fourth one I thinkOn this you will see a "sound acceleration", but defaultit is set to high, set this to basic : 1 click from left.You will get good enough sound without taking too much time fromthe graphics giving you stutter. Tom

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GentsThank very much for all your adice. I will be tring all your tips and alst of all buying a new sound card if nothing else works, will post back in a few hours with the simple changes.thankskrishan

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WellI have found that turning sound off has a noticable difference, there is is still a small shutter but not as much as when sound is on. I tried updating the realtek driver that did not change anything.So this leaves 2 options, get a sound card and also this thing about HDD working in PCIO, expect I don't know how to view it or change it.I cannot thing os anything else.I have set fps to 22.regardskrishan

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I have also found the HDD setting in BIOS, it is set as UDMA 5, so that is out as well, which only leaves getting a sound card, which may or may not have much effect. Funny thing is the very first time I installed FS2004 when I bought it it did not have such a jerk, but after many reinstalls after many destructive recovery to sort out conflicts with security software it is a jerk that has could a bit worse.krishan

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Sorry for late reply, glad you found it and all is well. Just the the interest of anybody else who is reading or comes across this thread via a search, the terms are Ultra DMA (UDMA) and PIO (not PCIO). They are in the device manager under "IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers" and then "Primary IDE Channel" If you are not using IDE then I guess this isn't relevant??

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>Sorry for late reply, glad you found it and all is well. Just>the the interest of anybody else who is reading or comes>across this thread via a search, the terms are Ultra DMA>(UDMA) and PIO (not PCIO). They are in the device manager>under "IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers" and then "Primary IDE>Channel" If you are not using IDE then I guess this isn't>relevant??I am no longer sure it has anything to do with sound. If I really move the plane on the ground from side to side and sound off, still I see a jerk.I learnt how to see fps by ctrl and Z twice, after setting it to unlimited. fps is 70/80 on single screen 1440x900x32, drops to 38 if I include a side viewkrishan

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