sound breaking after utorrent has been running for more than 2 hours

[Kassandra]

I am getting some problem whenever I use the uTorrent then sound got wired in that case and it happens with me as well and only fix itself after making a reboot, its rather looking wired . I have an Asus sound card which is fully updated. Going to try to change the disk cache options , will update if it worked. Any suggestion would be appreciated ...

[Sindu]

Hi everyone,
In the same way with Kassandra, I am also but have some different system configuration here. I am running with the similar problem with my newly purchased dell laptop and installed with Windows 7 64 bit with an integrated sound card. Any updates from the users who have already tried some components to see if it resolved the problem? Any suggestion and help ???

[SalVatore]

The DPC Latency Checker suggests that some of the devices in the machine is causing >1ms latency after passing some hours of running with the uTorrent. Disabling the network interface or terminating and rebooting uTorrent seems to make the issue move away. Updating to the newest drivers for my network interface does not seem to have any effect.

Using another BitTorrent client with most of my functional torrents imported and seeding does not seem to incur the similar load on my machine. So whether or not it is specifically a driver related problem, only uTorrent's level of network traffic looks to trigger this.

[Praetor]

It may be actually be the network drivers, but it looks like that uTorrent is the only program which I got so far that stresses my network enough for this to be a issue. Coincidentally,another else with the similar exact motherboard, a Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3R, running with the same issue with DPC latency, possibly attributed to network complexity. I never did get around to replying to the topic that members posted in and is type of died months before, so I would be resurrecting this just to ask the poster about his downloading or uploading procedure.

[SalVatore]

If you would provide me some application different than the uTorrent which can also hammer the crap out of my network, I am able to try to sort out that as the cause of the issue. I got one network stress checking application but it was entirely console dependent and did not shows to be automated in any fashion. Something where I can just apply this at my router or an unoccupied IP address in my local network and then after click on the start button, although I think, I can just got to use that console application which I have mentioned above .