sharangad wrote on Today, 11:38:

"3. Untrustworthy Software DetectionLegacy testing utilities like RightMark 3DSound or older OpenAL caps viewers often break on Windows 10 and 11. They read the modern Windows memory abstraction layer incorrectly and report 0 MB or "Not Found" even if the audio driver is utilizing the X-RAM natively behind the scenes."

Try Falcosoft's OpenAL Test 1.5 which is attached here.

Joseph_Joestar wrote on Today, 11:53:

sharangad wrote on Today, 11:38:

"3. Untrustworthy Software DetectionLegacy testing utilities like RightMark 3DSound or older OpenAL caps viewers often break on Windows 10 and 11. They read the modern Windows memory abstraction layer incorrectly and report 0 MB or "Not Found" even if the audio driver is utilizing the X-RAM natively behind the scenes."

Try Falcosoft's OpenAL Test 1.5 which is attached here.

Nope, no x-ram reported.

sharangad wrote on Today, 12:32:

Nope, no x-ram reported.

Here's a screenshot from my system:

As mentioned before, I'm running Win10 LTSC IoT 21H2 with DanielK's latest X-Fi support pack.