Audio stuttering

I could solve my audio stuttering setting the Minimal processor state at 100% in power options.



Since I don't think this is a proper solution I would like to hear some ideas about how can I solve this without keeping my processor at 100% all the time.

Edit:
Beside the tip about what solved the issue i can tell you that the same happens with more than one interface. Problem persist in my Realtek High Definition Audio onboard interface as well with my MOTU 896 HD firewire interface.

TairikuOkami said:

I guess, you already have the latest audio driver, from February 21st 2017.

Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version

Oh, i have the January 13th drivers!, right away I try the latest!!

Edit: not solved, probably less stuttering (I'm not sure) but not solved.

I'll report later

TairikuOkami said:

This looks, it is related to a power saving issue, but hard to tell, which component is at fault. Keeping Minimal state at 100% is not ideal, but it is not so bad, CPU uses the most power only when CPU's usage is at 100%. By the way, congrats on figuring out the workaround, I wonder, what made you to try that?

Thanks mate, anyways as i edited above the problem didn't disappear with latest drivers. Will report soon about further behavior.

Here I am again reporting.
After a reboot everything is sounding perfect with Processor Minimal State set at 5% again.
Cool beans.
Thanks!!!
p.s. I thought i had the latest drivers, I downloaded them yesterday from Realtek's HD audio page site for Christ's sake.!!

TairikuOkami said:

Realtek audio is so problematic, that Microsoft updates it faster than Realtek its own webpage.

stuttering back, processor's minimal state back at 100%
(only disabling and enabling HD Audio device stops it for a while)

Edit:
couldn't install the cab file, already posted at the cab installation page with the DISM log. probably that's the reason? i only installed the driver form Device Manager extracting the cab files to a folder since there's no exe file inside the cab.

TairikuOkami said:

Realtek audio is so problematic, that Microsoft updates it faster than Realtek its own webpage.

That's why I use an audio interface instead of Realtek and audio problem's gone.

theveterans said:

That's why I use an audio interface instead of Realtek and audio problem's gone.

I use Motu 896HD, a professional audio interface, and problem is not gone.