Crossgraded to Nuendo 8 from Cubase 10 and then upgraded to Nuendo 10 during the grace period. Spoke to Steinberg about recommendations and went for 9900k. Mobo died and had to change out the guts. I was using a 5820K with six cores twelve threads, and running 120 tracks on Cubase 9.5 with a load of plugs for a feature I was working on.

Must confess that it was not as great an improvement in system latency over the fireface 400/Texas instruments chipset Firewire PCI card I used to use. Possibly may be in a USB 3 or 3.1, which I have many more of. I ‘think’ it’s plugged into a USB2 socket. Latest BIOS (updated it to see if it would fix anything) and chipset drivers up to date as per Windows Update.

)ĪSUS Z390 A, Intel 9900K, 32Gb RAM, 2 x M2 SSDs, WD Black 1tB system drive and Samsung 950Pro application drive (was the old system drive). ( I understand we are living in Covid, but also that online support is the easiest job in the world to do from any home location, so should not be affected. Its a rocketship computer, and I can’t even do basic editing. Has anyone else had this problem and if so what is their solution? My windows 10 is up to date, RME Babyface Pro drivers up to date, and the computer is Intel 9900k/32GbRam/ M2 system drive and all other drives on SSD. I am sorry for posting this to the forum, but I have two tickets open on Steinberg support, this one has been open four days, the last one several weeks, and no replies. I had thought it was something to do with instrument plug-ins, but today started a simple project to edit a showreel from 9 stereo audio files and the same thing happened. Even after a whole restart the project will remain basically unusable. Since I’ve updated to Nuendo 11 Ive encountered a problem where after working on a new project for about an hour, it starts to generate CPU overloads which continuie no matter how many plugins I disable.

Nuendo 11 new features