REALTEK ALC1150 SOFTWARE
so the only magic is than in the software maybe. The killer company has also to stick to the specifaction of IEEE. the cpu is the limiting factor in this regard. just useless piece of hardware at the end of the day. i hope you get my thoughts with my words. can it deliver just in time, that it does not matter if you have killer or not. So when your cpu is the limiting factor, it can not provide just in time for the network card and you have lag. Just assume that your operating system just can not deliver in time to your network card, than you are out of luck anyway with or without killer card. it seems to be a bit more complex controller. It may be nice that there is an extra controller, but basically it was always there. I once had the pleasure to programm some parts for the ethernet interface.īasically when your os do not fill up / get the stuff from the network card in time, you are out of luck. The manufacturer claims that the Killer NIC is capable of reducing network latency and lag. Most standard network cards are host based, and make use of the primary CPU.
REALTEK ALC1150 WINDOWS
The Killer NIC (Network Interface Card), from Killer Gaming, is designed to circumvent the Microsoft Windows TCP/IP stack, and handle processing on the card via a dedicated network processor. The only facts will be when you shop online, and boot up a decent livecd and see if it is supported.Įdit just a marketing gag from killer company just squeeze out more money from the buyer, without any advantage. I think al those gamer / overclocker branded stuff are just marketing blubber which hardly delivers any benefit. The box compiles stuff slower as before, although it claims to run 2x800mhz cli 9-9-9, instad of the old hynix rams which were 2x800 and cli 11-11-11. I swapped out my RAM, for those self overclocker RAMS from hyperx. The overclocker forum I read regularly claims that the killer network chips may be a benenfit, but none can proof it. If not return it.īoth of your soundcards look like the big intel-hda stack, but the alc1150 has afaik a new section for hda stuff in the kernel.
REALTEK ALC1150 HOW TO
How to ? or Module names to select in kernel ?īasically you could buy the hardware online and test it out with a livecd like sysrescue-cd, to see if it works. So if anyone have it running, i would just like to know if it works before i order anything and if it is better than the realtek ALC1150 ? I will go for Intel network but i've seen some motherboards with SoundCore3D chip ( recon3Di ). Maybe it's better to go for the intel i219v but audio with that motherboard is Realtek ALC892 ?įor further details about supported audio hardware, you should have a look at: I was wondering if Realtek® ALC1150 codec and Killer E2201 LAN chip are supported in kernel 4.2įrom what i have seen, ALC1150 is ' realtek HD audio codec ' but i didn't find anything about the network except ' Qualcomm devices ' but no list of the supported chips. Posted: Fri 10:35 am Post subject: audio and lan supported hardware? Gentoo Forums Forum Index Kernel & Hardware Gentoo Forums :: View topic - audio and lan supported hardware?
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