#Rme audio drivers drivers#

One thing upfront: there will certainly be different opinions on the subject and far be it from me to start a controversial discussion! So, this is my opinion, which I don't want to impose on anyone, so please let everyone make up their own minds. It's not an easy topic that you're addressing, expect a 'wall of text'

#Rme audio drivers drivers#

Thanks for your feedback when will RME drivers and software be Win11 ready ? Is this already a topic for you ? So it is very likely that I will refuse to buy Win11 with TPM support as long as it is possible and then re-evaluate the market / the situation. Personally, I'm still undecided and will wait until new technologies like DDR5 with ECC support, etc. Question: has anyone had any experience with the Windows 11 Preview in recording, with RME products and DAWs?Īnd what are your plans? Still riding the Win10 21H1 horse until the end of support ~2025 while it's still running?

It's probably going to be the next scourge for computer users, along with cloud-based software with subscriptions that milk the customer monthly when Microsoft or whoever suddenly dictates what application on your system is considered secure. I don't think TPM as a requirement is all that great either. Mother nature will say 'thank you' in terms of valuable resources if tons of systems will need to be decommissioned and in most (if not all cases) with no real technical reason. Well under Win7, Win10 and Linux my System is still stable !īut better let customers buy new systems ? With TPM chip of course to support industries long term goals to gain more and more influence on the system of their customers.Īnd btw. Oh dear, Microsoft can't program anymore or what? Other soft arguments: older systems would have more bluescreens.

Thanks to Microsoft's benevolence and care, we will soon be allowed to buy new hardware under the guise of security and stability, how nice (/irony off).