Having the same issue here, unfortunately. Hoping for a quick fix, really hurting audio production!
Windows 10 v1903 - ntoskrnl.exe & ISR/DPC latency spikes
Hi,
After updating to 1903 LatencyMon associates ntoskrnl.exe with large latency spikes on the order of ~1,300µs. Same results with KB4497935.
I posted here too as I thought it could be related to the GPU driver:
Others are also reporting similar symptoms. E.g. in some instances this results in noticeable audio clicks/pops.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/bu34xv/update_1903_high_dpc_latency_issues/
Are you seeing similar results?
Does anyone at Microsoft acknowledge this?
It should be easily reproducible.
Thanks,
Howard
SOLUTION:
KB4505903 seems to have significantly mitigated the ntoskrnl.exe latency spikes for many users.
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2019-07-03T13:31:35+00:00 Thanks for that.It seems that MS,driver vendors and computer manufacturers are not on the same page with 1903.This why 1903 is a nightmare to troubleshoot.
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Anonymous
2019-07-03T13:15:14+00:00 Indirectly I am. but they are stutters that are caused by the high latency audio popping and clicking. it just doesn't pop and click, it stutters anything that is using the audio. I notice the problem gets worse when I am doing anything streaming heavily and it alleviates a lot when i disable the network driver completely.. which is the only way I am able to do music nowadays
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Anonymous
2019-07-02T20:31:19+00:00 Are any of you seeing FPS Drops?
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Anonymous
2019-07-02T20:16:17+00:00 They probably didn't even acknowledged the issue still.