I used PCI Latency Tool 3, increased latency from 32 to 64 and 128, but nothing.
Am I doing it alright? Could it be something else?

linkelage to drivers http://www.cmedia.com.tw/e_tech_01.htm edit apparently it comes with Audio=CMedia 8738 supporting AC3 5.1 CH purpose http://www.cmedia.com.tw/download/OS_e-cmi8738_index.htm Downloaded and installed latest drivers, still the same. Apparently, it isn't this way only in Quake 3; ...

Will try indeed. Thank you all for your posts.

knowing your hardware specs would be a huge help Sure. AMD Athlon XP 2100+@1700MHz MSI KT4 Ultra Kingston 256MB@400Mhz + 256MB@333Mhz Western Digital HDD 40GB 7200rpm Western Digital HDD 80GB 7200rpm MSI nVidia GeForce 4 SE-T MX 440 64MB DDR Sound card: C-Media (onboard) Just to be sure, did you do...

^misantropia^ wrote:Play around with s_mixPreStep and s_mixahead, see what works best for you.

Tried with many values, results were the same.

riddla wrote:also try s_doppler 0

Saddly, nothing. :icon26:

Any clue?

Deleting the cfg file does nothing, and so does changing the acceleration level of sound hardware (in dxdiag), from total acceleration to none.

In the menu and ingame, the sound comes about a second late.
Cause? Solution?
Thank you.