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Graphics device isolation issue

Flipbuzz -  
 Flipbuzz -

Hello, I have a problem that I don't really understand. Recently, while looking in my task manager, I noticed that 'Windows audio device graphic isolation' was using a lot of memory, around 1GB. I personally find that quite excessive, and I need an outside opinion to know if it's really excessive or if it's normal.

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Answer 1 / 4
kaneagle Posted messages 86273 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 677
 

Hello,

Windows + R
Type --> devmgmt.msc and OK.

What do you have under audio, video and game controllers?
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Flipbuzz
 

I have this:

"Logitech Pro X gaming headset"

"NVIDIA High Definition Audio"

"NVIDIA Virtual Audio device (Wave extensible) (WDM)"

"Voicemod"

"Realtek(R) audio"

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Answer 2 / 4
kaneagle Posted messages 86273 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 677
 

Right-click on --> NVIDIA High Definition Audio
Uninstall
Check --> remove device
Uninstall
Restart the PC
Check if the problem is still present.
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Answer 3 / 4
Flipbuzz
 

Unfortunately, it is still present, it does not reduce at all.
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Answer 4 / 4
kaneagle Posted messages 86273 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 677
 

Right-click on each device (total 5)
Uninstall
Check --> delete the device
Uninstall
Restart the PC
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Flipbuzz
 

Always the same thing by removing the 5

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Flipbuzz
 

I think I have found the solution. With my microphone, I tend to activate the "listen" setting, which allows me to hear my voice through my headphones, and by disabling it, I just noticed that I went from 1GB of memory to only 12MB.

I will keep the topic open for 2 days just in case the problem comes back even without that.

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