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Firewire Audio interface latency too high

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I really hope someone understands my problem and can help me with this.


My old system (Shuttle SP35P2 pro) allowed me to use low audio buffer size settings e.g. 256, 128, and even 96, without clicks and pops. My new system (in my signature) will not let me run my Audio interface with a buffer size lower than 512. I've been using 512 but my latency is at around 33ms which makes it hard to play on my midi controller and be creative. Does anyone know how I can improve my firewire connection? I even purchased a PCIe firewire card thinking it would help, but the latency is virtually the same as the onboard firewire. I may have to get a new system if I can't fix this issue.

I'm using a Motu Traveler Firewire Audio interface. My motherboard is a Gigabyte EP45-UD3P. The mobo has an onboard Texas instruments Firewire controller, the PCIe firewire card also has a Texas Instruments processor.
 
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