u/Dukee_

For some reason whenever I export a file, the whole track is "shifted" a few samples earlier than where it's supposed to be.

The first track is the bounced master, while the second is the original drum track.

This is really frustrating especially for tracks that start right off the bat with an important transient. I'm always forced to leave a few samples of headroom because I know this is going to happen. Is there any setting I need to toggle or is it just the way Studio Pro handles exports?

When I was 15 I bought a 1060 3GB with ONE fan.
That thing was already pushing its limits on newer games, but it definitely tried its best! Eventually the only fan it had started making a terrible noise, so I decided to buy a replacement from AliExpress, but the problem was that I didn't really follow the exact instructions when removing the old fan. Basically, I ended up ripping it off and a piece of plastic from the old fan's base stayed attached to the GPU in some way, and I couldn't place the new one properly. The only solution for the poor 15-year-old me was to leave the new fan hanging, 'cause at the end of the day it's still better than not having a fan😭

That little beast lasted 5 years in the worst state imaginable, and I only changed it in 2023 when the 3070 went down to €350, otherwise I would've kept it for some extra time.

I went through my first heartbreak, became adult, finished school, started uni, dropped out, started working, all this alongside my dear 1060 with 0.5 fans.

R.I.P. GTX 1060 3GB
2018-2023

I was about to play NTE for the first time when I got hit with this popup.

https://preview.redd.it/tlhgp03d9qyg1.png?width=618&format=png&auto=webp&s=5cb312e326dbf3a725fdcdf436be4e772cba9c75

Since I'm not very good at keeping my PC up to date other than GPU drivers, I thought it was a good opportunity to update my BIOS and be good for a while. I go to ASUS website to download the latest version for my PRIME B660-PLUS D4. Update goes smoothly, but when I go to launch the game I get the same popup.

I opened HWiNFO and realized that my microcode version was stuck on 0x3A. I started wondering whether the BIOS update was cumulative or if I had to download an older one that had the microcode update listed in the changes.

I'm not a big AI guy, but I asked Gemini and it said that, since i5-13500 is based on Alder Lake, 0x3A is the latest version available; so that would mean the game is flagging a false positive because it just sees "13th Gen". ChatGPT said the same thing.

I looked up on reddit and saw other people updating their microcode version even with similar CPUs. I'm honestly quite confused, so I figured I'd just ask where people know more than me.

Since I didn't even know the importance of the 0x12B update until now, I'm actually quite worried that I've been running an unoptimized build for 3 years.