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I have also read that the cord works better through a powered usb hub, thats how i have mine set and everything works great. hope this helps
My X-Fi is more than capable to run the game on its own - but hey, if I want to play without half a second to second lag, I have to hook my speakers to the measly integrated soundcard on my motherboard...
So yeah, it's the people in suits making our lives miserable and punishing us for buying the game.
To make things worse - the people that crack the game can hook it up over whatever they want - no lag, no bs :(
One of the reasons a branded cord with USB sound card is sold, is because that standardizes the hardware and only one kind has to be tested with instead of the hundreds of different soundcard/driver combo's there are out there. Testing a part of these combinations takes a lot of time, now they only have to test one piece of hardware on a range of systems(Xbox, PS3 and a few PC setups).
As for the latency, I have no idea where that comes from for you. It is bad that it doesn't work out of the box with the official hardware though.
Still, guides (mine included) are there to help people play the game with almost-zero latency. Sometimes they help, sometimes they don't - but one thing is for sure: corporations aren't going to finance driver development for a niche game like Rocksmith.
Although my 12inch netbook gets lag only if the frame rate drops, which only happens when playing events, otherwise it's not bad at all for me.
Well, the whole problem is the game runs crappy on soundcards that are by themselves in the price range of a netbook ;)
From personal experience I can say that using PCI sound cards (Sound Blaster X-fi XtremeMusic in my case) most definitely DOES introduce lag. In my case, so much the game slowed to a crawl right from the intro. THAT was fun trying to break out of the guitar video into the menu so I could quit the application. :(. I'm unwilling to spend 20 minutes reconfiguring my sound set up every time I want to switch from movies/music on my PC to playing rocksmith, so I just use the HDMI audio out to my TV, with manageable lag, with the audio engine setting at 1 and MaxOutputBufferSize at 512 in the .ini. It is noticable if I pay close attention, but not enough to impact playing (at my level anyway) for most songs. Heavily syncopated rhythms can give me fits though. I'm about to do some testing on the .ini value to see how low I can get it and how much lag it shaves off. As for what port to plug your cable into, I recommend NOT using a hub. That's just an extra interface it doesn't need to go through and can only add more delay, not take any away. I used to use one of the front panel ports on my case, but just recently moved it to one of the rear ports that is attached directly to the motherboard. Since doing that, I haven't experienced the bug where the game stops registering notes.