MSI Wind + MV Pro 7 + U46 MK II + ASIO4ALL +VCI : it WORKS !

[TuXxL]

Hello !

I have installed a new MSI Wind U100 white with MV Pro 7, U46 MK II + Drivers ASIO4ALL + VCI 100 and it works very fine at 256 samples !

I have also done some tests with TC vinyls and it works fine too !

In case you are using an Intel Atom processor, don't use original U46 MK II drivers, they won't work at all ! Use Asio4All instead !

Cheers

[UncleVibes]

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Wind U100 Specifications
Processor & Cache
Intel® Atom™ N270 1.6GHz Processor

Operating System
Windows XP Home

Chipsets
Intel® 945GSE+ICH7M

System Memory
DDR2 512MB/1GB (Chipset supports up to 2GB)

LCD Display
10” 1024x600 LCD Panel

Graphics & Video Module
UMA

Audio
HD Audio, Stereo speakers

HDD
120GB / 160GB SATA

Webcam
1.3M / 0.3M

Card Reader
4-in-1 Card Reader, SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro

Communication Port
Built-in 10/100 LAN
Built-in 802.11b/g or 802.11b/g/n WLAN Card / Bluetooth Supported (Bluetooth is optional)

I/O Port
Graphics Card Output (15-pin, D-Sub) X 1
USB2.0 Port X 3
Mic-in Port X 1/Line-in Port x 1
Headphone Output X 1
LAN Port X 1

AC Adaptor
Output: 20V DC, 40W / Input: 100~ 240V AC, 50/60Hz universal

Battery Pack & Life
3/6 cells

Dimension & Weight
260(L) X 180(D) X 19-31.5(H)mm
~1.0KG with 3 cell battery





• Intel® Atom™ N270 Processor
• Windows XP Home
• 10” Wide Screen Display
• Convenient Magnifying Capability
• Ergonomic Big-Size Keyboard and Touch Pad
• Hard Drive with Massive Capacity
• Built-in High Resolution Mega Pixels Webcam
• Built-in High-Performance 2 Channel Stereo Speakers, and Microphone
• 802.11b / g / n Wireless Lan with Bluetooth
• Comprehensive Multi-Media Application Interface

[gakto2009]

still no firewire... grrr, im just waiting on something like this with native firewire... cant wait, but.. liks like i have too! more chance of the google phone having it, hehe.

[TuXxL]

Sorry, but I think you won't see any support for firewire in the next machines. Apple have abandoned this kind of connection.

[gakto2009]

hmm, killin firewire wouldnt be a good idea.. too many devices still rely on it.

i have more firewire devices than usb for a start.. lolol.

[Psykadelik]

I agree with you both. And I don't think they TOTALLY killed firewire. They just don't have it on their entry laptop as far as I know. There are still other notebooks out there that have IEEE 1394 (Firewire) connection which is 4-pin and there are plenty of computer motherboards out there that have Firewire. As far as netbooks are concerned, what has to be questioned is:

1. Will that port make it's way to the netbook?
2. Will it work with your sound card? And if so how well.