On 22/02/2012 10:25 AM, Le_Forgeron wrote:

> So, from a seller point of view: market is gamers and alike

No, it isn't.

This is a specialist audio interface for music production. It features 
special low-latency ASIO drivers (something that games don't give a fig 
about).

It actually performs quite poorly as a general-purpose sound card. When 
you start playing a sound, the first half-second gets cut off - 
presumably because that's how long it takes for the sound hardware to 
switch on. But for proper music production, it works much better; with 
the motherboard's sound card, there's far too much delay between 
pressing a key and hearing a note.

> Choice was:
>   * invest nothing, gains 1
>   * invest a lot, gains 1.01
>
> Your bet ?

I wouldn't mind, but some of the /other/ models from the same 
manufacturer /do/ have 64-bit drivers. Just not /my/ model. >_<

Well, if the manufacturer can't be bothered to support the hardware that 
I've purchased, I guess that means it's time to take my money elsewhere...

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