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Video doesn't seem to stutter, only web audio and gaming.Listed in 'Manage' under 'Sound, Video and Game controller' I have 'AMD High Def Audio Device,' v7.12.0.7708 (latest version from AMD site) and 'IDT High Definition Audio Codec,' v6.10.0.6324 (latest version according to Win 7 update, couldn't figure out IDT's support site).Thanks in advance,Casper.