NVidia APU v CM8738

Afternoon People,
I'm at work at the moment, which is why I'm asking a question that could easily be answered by me doing the thing in question. Anyway, that's by the by. Having moved to the K7N2 Delta-L from another board, I brought my soundcard with me, a Trust 5.1 Digital Pro, based on the C-Media CM8738 chip.
I know that I've got the NVidia APU on the Delta-L, I'm right in thinking only the ILSR has the Soundstorm, aren't I? Anyway, I'm not going to throw the Trust away (it has digital outputs that I like for my minidisc), but I was wondering what the APU is like? I know some APUs use up quite a lot of processing time . . . what about the NVidia? Would it be worth using it for games? I've got a feeling it is EAX2.0 compatible, whereas I think the Trust is only EAX1 compatible - what am I missing in the different type of EAX?
As you can all probably tell, I'm tremendously bored at work too. :p
Take it easy,
Richard

Thanks for the reply - I'd done some digging and realised the truth, and what a pointless thread I'd started. Thanks anyway
I'd be frightened of a viking warrior with a chainsaw too :p
Sorry about this thread - could a mod get rid of it for me?
Richard

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APU SoundStorm I still dont get it

hello,
i read the reviews in anandtech, it says that aside from the APU, it still has a realteck chip. the APU is just the DSP and still needs the realtek chip? whats a DSP? and is APU and soundstorm the same? then why do some manufacturer say it has APU but no soundstorm (correct if me if i'm wrong)
both asus and msi use the realtek chip in nforce 2? but also both support apu and soundstorm?
then if our nforce one has the apu, what "other" chip do we use?
how about asus' nforce 1 board, does it use apu? i thought they did not, they used c-media. and why is it that when you use c-media, you cant use the apu, but when you use the realtek chip you still get soundstorm?
thanks,
edison

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Originally posted by darkjedi
what exactly is a DSP?
so the nVidia APU, is just a DSP, and it wont work as a sound card if you put it in a card because it needs a codec? right?
so msi nforce 1, used the APU DSP and used a no name codec.
and asus nforce 1, used c-media, which is a DSP and at the same time a codec?
but with nforce 2, either asus or msi, they both use the APU, both realtek codec, with SoundStorm?
how come there are versions that have APU but dont have soundstorm? i mean, its the same chip, why doesnt it get the same sound quality?
DSP stands for Digital Signal Processor. APU stands for Audio Processing Unit. SO the APU is a DSP. What it does is take the sound and add all the available effects, perform routing, etc. The cherry thing about the nforce is the ability to encode Dolby 5.1 in real time for those who have digital inputs on thier amplfier systems.
Now aside from that, there is also another circuit that actually creates the analog sounds. Its usually a single chip solution that takes the place of a Audigy or other soundblaster add-on card. C-Media is one type.. and RealTek has another.
From what I can tell, Soundstorm is a sound processing hardware/software solution that has a flashy name. Thats why we got it enabled by a driver upgrade to 1.12+ instead of having to add hardware. It was simply latent.

APU 1.13 confirmation of action required

Double clicking on the APU icon in systray opens the nForce control panel.
Now set hardware acceleration to STANDARD in the "Sounds and Audio" control panel.
If you now double click on the systray icon does your control open - mine does not - I get an error CREATION of NVIDIA FXManager failed !
Sound still functions and once acceleration is set back to max it works.
Anybody...
PS I think this is related to the mysterious black screen problems - windows XP activates the event manager and finds that the nVidia APU is not certified and calls a "Redbook" advice which is causing the freeze, it's not nvidia or MS but both their faults in that if you could turn off XP from checking drivers everything would be okay
Let the debate begin.... :P

I thought so..... I experienced one of the famous black screens whilst playing UT and when I looked at the event viewer I saw XP had done 2 simultaneous sweeps and picked up the the APU may not have been capable of digital audio - of course they are but not being certified means XP doesn't know that. It then issued what it called two "Redbook" notifications - whatever they are.
Now no action would be taken by XP as this function is only advisory - so it the action itself that is the problem.
Yes if we could get XP to stop doing what it was designed to do or get nVidia to certify the drivers problem solved.
In the interim if those with the problem simply set acceleration to std everything works and no black screen.
Now there is a correlation between other drivers as this has just started with me, after loading the new dets and BIOS 2.6 plus a capture card etc etc, and I'm not going to pull everything off my machine to find out what I suspect 2.6 is at fault unless of course somebody with 2.4 verifies what we have found above.
Cheers big ears... :P
PS keep the donkey... I'm sought of passionate toward sheep lately

Connecting Creative Megaworks 510D to Nforce - Analogue or digital bes

Hi,
I am awaiting delivery of a set of Creative Megaworks 510D 5.1 speakers, and have a couple of questions for you..
1) What is the best method of connecting them to my K7N420 Pro?.
I have a CNR (AMR?) card as a plan B, but my first preference would be for a digital connection. Actually, the DAC used on the Nforce and it's AMR card is not bad (Analogue Devices 1885 18-bit), but the phillips 24/96 dac in the 510Ds is probably better.
Trouble is that the 510Ds use a 3.5mm stereo jack for digital input rather than the standard phono SP/DIF interface. Anyone know if an adaptor cable can be made up, or has anyone managed to get this working correctly?
Apologies if this has been asked/answered many times before, but If I must go analogue, which ports on the ANR / MB correspond to front l/r, rear l/r, centre and sub?.
2) What would be the optimum control panel settings for these speakers for games, dvd viewing, and music (stereo CD, MP3 etc?). I'm using 1.13
I would think that there is a set of settings which should work ok for most sources, and then 'optimised' settings for different media. I would be grateful for any pointers...
Cheers,
Alex

Hi,
Thanks for the info...
My speakers do not have a DD5.1 decoder for the digital input, so I'm not sure how it will pan out. I cannot find much information on the format of the datastream - I assume that if the control panel settings are configured for 5.1, then then spdif datastream will be DD5.1 encoded, rather than linear PCM.
I am assuming that the spdif datastream contains channel information for the following channels, but am not sure if my speakers will be able to 'understand' it:
FL, centre, FR, RL, RR, Sub (lfe).
the megaworks 510D manual and nvidia APU white papers are a bit vague, and I'm getting lost!. The 510D shows the digital input as a stereo minijack, but suggests that you use a mono RCA - mono minijack converter for non-audigy cards.
Still confused :(
Cheers,
Alex

Differences between mcp and mcp t sound

this is all sound sound info direct from a man at nvidia who knows
PLEASE NOTE ONLY MCP2-T BOARD MSI DO AT THE MOMMENT IS THE K7N2G-ILSR
The MCP has no hardware support for audio of any kind, period. Windows and the CPU do all the audio work on that part and there is absolutely no DSP, NVIDIA or otherwise, in that chip to help out. Try to do EAX, any kind of reverb or chorus, or a music preset on those boards and you'll see the CPU usage climb. Ditto if you add more voices to the mix: CPU usage goes up.
The MCP-T has a full hardware audio DSP, hardware acceleration for 2D and 3D streams, and Dolby Digital encode support. EQs, HRTFs, and all environmental settings are exposed and modifiable by the user. None of this is available on the soft solutions due to the heavy hit on the CPU if they were enabled.
Short of that, you can try to use the ASIO or OpenAL drivers. You'll find that neither will work on the MCP because there is no supporting hardware for them. In short, there is no way to coax an MCP to be an APU capable part, the support simply isn't in the chip
Here's the chip differences:
MCP has the following:
- ATA-133 x 2 ports
- USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 x 6 ports
- NVIDIA MAC 10/100 x 1 port
- Legacy I/O bus (PS2, Printer, Serial)
- AC 97 host based audio (no DSP)
MCP-T includes the above and adds the following:
- 3Com MAC 10/100 x 1 port
- 1394A Firewire MAC x 3 ports
- NVIDIA APU with Dolby Digtal Encoder

thats not to say mcp is bad as this proves
The MCP2 is definately hardware sound. As far as the APU goes the only difference between MCP2 and MCP2-T is the T version has Soundstorm(Dolby Digital). Basically Mcp2-T =5.1 digital output capabilities Mcp2 no digital output, analogue output only. The other differences are the T version Has Dual Lan support and a firewire controller which the plain MCP2 does not. Here are my cpu utilization test results from Audio winbench proving that The MCP2 APU is a hardware APU.
http://www.nforcershq.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=28870#28870
to see the test he ran ,will not copy /paste
MSI K7N2-L Mainboard
Athlon XP 2000+ Retail cooler
MSI Geforce3 TI 200
1Gig (2x512) Kingston pc2700 Ram
Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 8meg cache 80 gig
WD 600BB 60 gig
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just to explain differences

Win 98 drivers???

Hi guys, I'm trying to located a win 98 audio driver. I've got a MSI board with on board sound, an AMD athlon 1800+ processor , Nvidia Gforce grafix card. I've looked on the P.Bell site Nvidia and the MSI site the drivers I have downloaded haven't so far done the trick .
Does anyone have any other suggestions. Thanks.

Sorry Guys yes it is a P.Bell machine. This is the text from the write up its a bit techy for me
MSI™ R&D team is well known for providing high quality products to PC users. MSI™ today announced a motherboard which support AMD® Socket A Athlon™ / Duron™ processors- MS-6367. This is the first MSI™ mainboard which supports the nVIDIA® nForce Platform Processing Architecture (IGP; Integrated Graphics Processor, MCP; Media and Communications Processor). The nVIDIA® nForce is a high-performance PC platform chipset with an which integrated nVIDIA® GeForce2 GPU. As for system expansion capability, the MS-6367 supports 3 DDR DIMM up to a maximum configuration of 1.5 GB. The most mentionable feature is when using 2 DDR, with 128-bit TwinBank Architecture; the bandwidth accommodates 4.2GB/s, which is twice faster than regular DDR platform. In addition, AMD®'s Hyper Transport delivers the highest continuous throughput between the IGP and MCP (800MB/s). The MCP is embedded with nVIDIA® APU (Audio Processing Unit), which generates high quality sound. In terms of expansion ability, 3 PCI/1 AGP/1 CNR expansion slot & Ethernet connectivity are all available on MS-6367.
The main features of the new MS-6367 include:
Supports Ultra ATA100 Specification:
Supports Ultra ATA100 specification for faster information transaction, which brings out entire system's full efficiency.
Live BIOS™:
An useful software tool from MSI™, Live BIOS™ examines the BIOS version automatically with the latest version available on the web, links to the site for users to download the latest version of BIOS and updates the BIOS. With an "automatic and user-friendly" interface, Live BIOS™ allows BIOS download and update to be completed under the OS easily.
Supports PC Alert™ III:
This useful software detects system temperature, the status of voltage, fans and all other key components onboard. If any problem occurs, it will alert the user to correct the problem, reducing the risk of system damage.
Integrated Audio feature:
Supports nVIDIA® APU (Audio Processing Unit) and provides high quality sound and saving the cost for an additional add-in audio card.
Supports STR (Suspend to RAM):
The STR function would save system configuration data on to the system memory when the system is set into suspend mode. The system memory is sustained with the minimum electrical power to avoid data loss. When the system is reset back to full operation mode, the original configuration status is restored in just a few seconds.
PC 99 and PCI 2.2 Specification Compliant and Certified

Mcp-t again, is this correct?

hello,
all deluxe nforce 2 boards with mcp-t, asus, msi, epox, leadtek, chaintech all use nVidia APU, and the APU acts as a DSP, and all except chaintech uses the realtek chip for DAP, chaintech uses c-media. what is the c-media chip also a DAP? so, asus, msi, epox, leadtek get soundstorm sound for both analog and digital output? how about chaintech, digital only?
spdif is the digital one right?
i know digital is better, but how does soundstorm compare in analog and digital?
is this true? with digital, you get the real soundstorm sound, with analog, you dont? but its still soundstorm?
thanks
edison

this is what a top nvidia guy told me
For the record, SoundStorm requires only the following:
APU enabled nForce2 SPP or IGP with MCP-T
A non-shared jack for Front Left and Right speaker outputs
A non-shared jack for Rear Left and Right speaker outputs
A non-shared jack for Center and Subwoofer speaker outputs
A non-shared jack for microphone input
A non-shared jack for line input
A SPDIF output jack for Dolby Digital support (coax or optical)
Certified drivers and the latest control panel with the Dolby Digital Encoder support enabled from NVIDIA
Certification from NVIDIA and Dolby on audio performance of the motherboard
assus do not have none shared jacks so cannot call ot sound storm

NVIDIA nForce APU soundstorm revue

http://www.3dss.com/reviews/nForce/
you need never ask another question
what boards have sound storm as far as being tested and certified by nvidia
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/service/forum/index.php?threadid=13272&boardid=14&styleid=1

Now in Good Articles Button at top of Nvidia/AMD/SIS Forum.
You Da Man! :D

Hp laptop apu upgrade... Bios?

Please read original post first:
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware-e-g-Windows-8/Hp-g6-1b60us-apu-upgrade/m-p/2730279
Would it be fine if I installed the apu with f.49 bios? The latest bios for the 1d60us is f.48.

JohnB95,
I apologize for not following up on the other thread... sometimes I lose track of "older threads", while moving forward with the "new".
As you have the g6-1d60us computer and the F.49 BIOS revision is coming directly from its support page, you should have no troubles at all. It looks like the only fix/enhancement the new BIOS provides is "Optimized memory settings to improve system reliability". This will in no way affect your choice of CPU upgrade.
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OpenCL acceleration is not working for Firepro S10000 APU/GPUs

I have a machine with two separate AMD firepro S10000 APU/GPU video cards. They are not installed in a crossfire set. They are high-end devices, two APU/GPU per card, for a total of 4 cores. One core is used to drive a single video display on each device. Though spare cycles on those cores are available to be used for acceleration as well. On Windows 7 (64) Pro they support
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I am running on a AMD AM3+ platform (the CPU is at the higher end, but I don't have the model number at hand. It is running on an Asus Crosshair Formula Z motherboard. Both cards are running in 16 lane PCIE.
When I enable acceleration in Photoshop, the image disappears regardless of the preference setting. The image will occur when dragging the image/file window around. But as soon as it stops, the image disappears. This works for all combinations of options with OpenCL selected. As these are currently the most capable PCIE OpenCL/GL/Windows computing APU/GPUs, they should be more than able to deal with anything Photoshop throws at them. So I'm disappointed that Photoshop is not working with the APU acceleration.
I am running the latest version of CC Photoshop.
Are there additional things I need to do to configure Photoshop to use OpenGL on the cards?
david

Here is the Adobe list of supported CUDA cards, notice there are only three MAC supported cards on the list.
Supported NVIDIA graphics cards for GPU acceleration
GeForce GTX 285 (Windows and Mac OS)
GeForce GTX 470 (Windows)
GeForce GTX 570 (Windows)
GeForce GTX 580 (Windows)
NVIDIA Tesla C2075 card (Windows)/Maximus configuration
Quadro FX 3700M (Windows)
Quadro FX 3800 (Windows)
Quadro FX 3800M (Windows)
Quadro FX 4800 (Windows and Mac OS)
Quadro FX 5800 (Windows)
Quadro 2000 (Windows)
Quadro 2000D (Windows)
Quadro 2000M (Windows)
Quadro 3000M (Windows)
Quadro 4000 (Windows and Mac OS)
Quadro 4000M (Windows)
Quadro 5000 (Windows)
Quadro 5000M (Windows)
Quadro 5010M (Windows)
Quadro 6000 (Windows)
Quadro CX (Windows)
Now there are many "unsupported" cards that can be and are used widely in PC's with simple changes here is one reference to "hacking" the Mac. Generally recommended for the PC are cards like the GTX 560 and it's variations. Get a card with at least 1 GB of RAM as opposed to what that article says.

Can anyone help me clear up this AMD vs Nvidia GPU thing?

Hi all. Bit of a tricky one, this.
I'm building a PC for PS and PP (amongst other things), and I'm trying to choose the best graphics card for hardware acceleration in CS6 - predictable, I know.
Absolutely everyone - including Adobe - says that only Nvidia cards (i.e. CUDA) are supported for Mercury GPU acceleration in Windows, except for three AMD cards on MacBook Pros only. (Official list here and an addendum here.)
So far so good. Nvidia card it is. But then, while making one final check, I stumble across this little announcement:
http://blogs.amd.com/fusion/2012/04/24/adobe-and-amd-enable-brilliant-experiences/
In which AMD shows off OpenCL hardware acceleration on a Windows PC in CS6. It all looks pretty official - Adobe supplied the test images. I'm also pretty sure I'm not hallucinating. CS6. Radeon. Windows 7. Yup. All there:
Test system was a notebook with AMD A8-3530MX APU with AMD Radeon™ HD 6620G Graphics, 1.9GHz, 4G 1600 DDR3 Memory, Windows 7 Pro, 64-bit.
It's unlikely to be a typo, since the article also says:
Taking the example of a mainstream notebook PC based on an AMD A8-3530MX, Liquify is up to 456%* faster when accelerated by AMD Radeon™ graphics technology in the APU.
Unless I'm missing something blindingly obvious (always possible) - AMD are clearly talking about OpenCL + CS6 + Mercury + Windows.
So now I'm totally confused. If I get a Radeon card, will hardware acceleration work? What's going on? Do Adobe support this? Do they even know it happened? Did the AMD rep "misspeak"? Am I talking about an elephant in the room?
Too many questions. So I'll boil it down to two:
If everyone is saying Nvidia only for Windows - why does AMD apparently disagree?
And if it's a toss-up between AMD/OpenCL and Nvidia/CUDA - which one has the performance edge?
Thanks in advance for any light you folks can cast on this. I'm in a world of confusion right now.

I share the frustration about readily learning what cards can accelerate the Mercury Playback Engine with Premiere Pro 6.03. The GTX 680 is supported on Windows as of 6.03 but the PP spec page has still not been updated.
As recent as after the release of 6.03 in September, 2012, AMD demonstrated a preview build of Premiere Pro MPE running with OpenCL.
http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/930462
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6MroxhsLT0
http://blogs.amd.com/fusion/2012/09/04/exclusive-technology-preview-of-adobe-premiere-pro- unveiled-at-ibc/
However, if you want certain acceleration now, RJL and Harm know best.

No sound after installing nvidia graphics card

Hello Archlinux Forum this is my first time Posting!
After i upgraded my GPU from my amd apu to the Asus strix geforce gtx 960 and installed the nvidia driver I am not getting sound output not on pulseaudio or alsa directly.
output of aplay -l :
**** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
card 0: Generic [HD-Audio Generic], device 0: ALC887-VD Analog [ALC887-VD Analog]
Subdevices: 0/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: NVidia [HDA NVidia], device 3: HDMI 0 [HDMI 0]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: NVidia [HDA NVidia], device 7: HDMI 1 [HDMI 1]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: NVidia [HDA NVidia], device 8: HDMI 2 [HDMI 2]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: NVidia [HDA NVidia], device 9: HDMI 3 [HDMI 3]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
Thank you for your help in advance.
~~~Markuski
Last edited by markuski (2015-02-18 20:25:36)

I guess your audio is just muted? For alsa you may unmute the channels with alsamixer or
amixer set Master,0 75% unmute
amixer set PCM,0 75% unmute
and in case of pulseaudio you can install and use something like pavucontrol.
Furthermore, rtfwiki .

HP dv6-6c35dx, a8-3520m Apu upgrading

Hi i have a HP dv6-6c35dx, I have an amd a8-3520m apu inside and a amd 6620g graphics with that, I wanted to upgrade to a better processor and graphic card. But hp says that I won't be able to upgrade either thing. I don't trust them will I be able to upgrade them? I was thinking to an intel processor if I can

Let's get this out of the way first... this model use an AMD APU (CPU/GPU-in-one) and is 100% incompatible with anything Intel.
Here are the specs for your HP Pavilion dv6-6c35dx Entertainment Notebook Computer. Here is the HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service Guide. Based on the specs and the guide, the AMD A8-3530MX 2.60-GHz processor and the AMD A8-3550MX 2.70-GHz processor are the only two processors that are "better". Additionally, they have the same embedded graphics model as your current APU.
Sure you can upgrade the APU, but you will only see a 3% to 6% increase in speed... THIS IS NOT WORTH THE COST
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A8 3850 APU with HD-6550D Graphics Driver

Members of the HP forum, I have a HP Pavilion Series Model No p7-1254 desktop.It came with a AMD-A6-3620 2.20Ghz processor with a integrated graphics, (Radeon HD 6530D). I have up-graded to a A8 3850 APU 2.9Ghz also with a intergrated graphics (Radeon HD 6550D). The problem I'm having is that I get an error message, no graphics driver. My device manager tells me that I 'm up to date on the driver and yet I see a date of the graphics driver Microsoft 1996 (must be generic). I do not have a second graphics card installed at this time. I'm unable to located a driver for the A8 3850/HD 6560D if there is one.. I'm unable to correct the display settings also at this time. I have not reverted back to the original processor to see if everything would be back to there original settings.The A8 3850 APU is a approved up-graded for the p7-1254 PC with the FM1 socket and Holly motherboard.............What I'm I doing wrong ?...................... Maybe I'm drinking way too many gallons of coffee and the stupid's are creeping in................ Thank You in advance for any help you can give me with my problem. Koppa.

Please try downloading and installing the AMD Chipset Driver and the AMD Catalyst Display Driver for your A8-3850 CPU.
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Trinity & Llano APU

my laptops current processor is the amd a6 3420m Llano APU and im wondering if I can swap that out for a a8-4500m Trinity processor...now the Llano I have is the K10 architecture, and the trinity has the Bulldozer architecture...would that play a role in this? also the trinity is a FS1r2 socket type and the Llano is a FS1 sooo.
-Thank you!

While the pin count may be the same or similar..... the micro-code, BIOS, and maybe chipset will not support the Trinity CPUs without major modification, if at all.
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