NEW ArcaOS 5.1.1 - OS/2 Video demonstrating sound on the ASUS ROG Zephyrus

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

As announced in the UNIAUD thread I created a video about Paul Smedleys great success so far with bringing Sound on the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 alive.

Thanks Paul!

YOu can watch it here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGrzGjOJPdI

Subtitles in different languages are available as this video is produced in German.

Hope you enjoy! All the best,

Sigurd

Critics and suggestions welcome!!

[Martin Iturbide]

Hello Sigurd

Great video. 

Just to push the test a little bit further.

1)  Does the machine has Audio input? Maybe on the same speaker jack?
Maybe you can try it with "Digital Tape Recorder" to see if it record from an mic.  (Non USB).
1.1) If you have audio input, why don't test this Win32 (Odin) app (Spectrogram) to see if the Audio input works. I got this video playing with the app, but on a VM.

2) Do you want to try the Win-OS/2 Audio? Do you have access to the Arca Noae test site to try DTAudio? But this is experimental and maybe will make your system unstable.

Regards

[Remy]

As announced in the UNIAUD thread I created a video about Paul Smedleys great success so far with bringing Sound on the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 alive.

Thanks Paul!

YOu can watch it here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGrzGjOJPdI

Subtitles in different languages are available as this video is produced in German.

Hope you enjoy! All the best,

Sigurd

Critics and suggestions welcome!!

Hi !

I see you have Multithreading (SMT)  enabled !  (16 threads at OS/2 boot while this AMD proc has 8 cores )
Is it stable for you while it is recommended not using Multithreading (SMT) ?

Regards
Rémy 

[Eugene Tucker]

Remy, I have the same setup. The UEFI does not have a place to turn off SMT on my motherboard. but strangely I do not have issues.

[Pete]

Hi All

@Remy: AMD cpus seems to work fine with their version of HyperThreading called Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) Enabled. Been running with SMT enabled on my AMD Ryzen 5 5600G 6 core cpu using 12 "processors" for years - since 2019 - without problems.

@Eugene: On my Desktop system (MSI B450 mainboard) the setting is in BIOS -> Settings -> Advanced -> AMD Overclocking -> Manual CPU Overclocking -> CPU Core Count Control -> SMT Control [Auto] or [Disable]


Regards

Pete

[Eugene Tucker]

Pete my board is an Asus TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI.