Sorry @luciferofastora@feddit.org, I got out of bed and completely forgot to actually go check what I did. My issue was under high load the audio would crackle, I could never quite establish if it was GPU or CPU, but at least it was during intenser moments in games. I played around a lot with the quantization that people in here have already suggested but it never fixed the crackling.
What finally solved it for me was to enable threadirqs. You can do this with sudo kernelstub -a threadirqs. I don’t entirely understand it, but I believe it makes the interrupted handler execute in threads.
Sorry @luciferofastora@feddit.org, I got out of bed and completely forgot to actually go check what I did. My issue was under high load the audio would crackle, I could never quite establish if it was GPU or CPU, but at least it was during intenser moments in games. I played around a lot with the quantization that people in here have already suggested but it never fixed the crackling.
What finally solved it for me was to enable
threadirqs. You can do this withsudo kernelstub -a threadirqs. I don’t entirely understand it, but I believe it makes the interrupted handler execute in threads.Thanks for remembering, checking and getting back to me! I’ll look into that
threadirqsthing, thanks for the pointer!