The overclocking "may" have something to do with it.
Changing the multiplier on the CPU doesn't affect the
audio. However, changing the system speed will.
The PCI bus should run at 33MHz, if its not, the
soundcard's clock will be at the wrong speed (causing
some pitch change on ALL audio). The memory speed will
affect the PCI clock on most motherboards.
Example, on mine if I change the memory bus speed from
the correct 133MHz, to say 135MHz to overclock the
system, the PCI bus speed will have changed from 33MHz
to 34MHz, throwing off the sound from the card. Also,
the change in bus speed made my PVR unit malfunction
(recorded at wrong speed), so I have to stay with the
133MHz memory speed. No overclocking for me :(
--- Michael Sammartano <
volinaz@cox.net> wrote:
> I have a friend who installed SuSE 9.2 and all of
> his medai players are
> playing mp3's back at high speed. I originally
> thought maybe a corrupt
> library, but now I am unsure. He does have the box
> overclocked, but that
> should not affect media playback or would it?
>
> TIA,
> Mike
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