Which one is better? Skype, Mumble, or Raidcall

[Beowulf]

Hi there! I want to know if Raidcall or Mumble uses less CPU and memory. Memory is on the task manager not hard drive. Skype uses around 150k memory when calling someone and that is quite a lot for a program that just lets you talk to other people. That isn't a problem to most of my games, but I'd still like lesser CPU usage. So, if you guys/gals can tell me which program that will let me talk to my friends that uses less memory and is free. Thanks!

Main parts on my PC:

8gb RAM DDR3
AMD HD 6670
AMD FX 4100 ~3.6ghz

[Keithdidw0t?]

mumble is overall best

[Keithdidw0t?]

takes less to run it, better quality, faster response time, everything

[Beowulf]

引用自 twitch.tv/◙◙√Kêï╫h√¿æ▓◙◙det™：

takes less to run it, better quality, faster response time, everything

Thank you! Will try!

[nya[dc]]

The only perk to using mumble is it has the absolute lowest latency of any VOIP, TeamSpeak 3 is a close second and with the added functionaluty it's a better overall client to use. If you're a competitive gamer though Mumble is the best because of the lack of latency.

[Beowulf]

引用自 Nya`：

The only perk to using mumble is it has the absolute lowest latency of any VOIP, TeamSpeak 3 is a close second and with the added functionaluty it's a better overall client to use. If you're a competitive gamer though Mumble is the best because of the lack of latency.

Hmmm, I have tried Mumble and suprisly it uses 33k memory but the downside is that you'll have to make your own server. Is Team Speak 3 free and do you have to make your own server?

[nya[dc]]

引用自 Gravity Sandvich：

引用自 Nya`：

The only perk to using mumble is it has the absolute lowest latency of any VOIP, TeamSpeak 3 is a close second and with the added functionaluty it's a better overall client to use. If you're a competitive gamer though Mumble is the best because of the lack of latency.

Hmmm, I have tried Mumble and suprisly it uses 33k memory but the downside is that you'll have to make your own server. Is Team Speak 3 free and do you have to make your own server?

They're all opensource, you can buy or host a server, it's up to you.

[serum]

Mumble all they way. :D

[Ineffable Anathema]

We use Axon.

[Daydream Uzume]

I use G+ Hangouts.

[Zefar]

I use Skype the most and with a good headset the quality is just perfect. I records the stuff I want to hear which is the voice of the other person. It removes background noises such as keyboard pressing and computer noise.

I haven't had problems with Skype either and even if there are 4 people in the chat at once. So most of the voice communication is based on how good your Mic is.

[nya[dc]]

The only thing I find irritating is that if you jump between games or groups of people you have to have like 3-5 VOIP clients installed, oh do I miss the days where basically everyone just used Ventrilo...

[Forsythe]

I use Skype, since I never really talk to any more than three people at once. It's also what I've always used, so I suppose the familiarity wins me over in this case.

I used RaidCall once, however I felt that Skype was cleaner/simpler to use.

[Beowulf]

Yea, I agree with R4gn0r0k. Skype is really easy to use and has no background noise at all if you have a good mic. The problem i sthat is uses so much CPU usage. Is that normal?

[intok]

Mumble.

[Spawn of Totoro]

I prefer Dolby Axon.

Nice surround sound. It even has a feature that works with a game so you can hear the position of your squad mates when using a surround sound setup.

Easy setup and join. No server.