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none of these applications require particularly low latency, so if you're on Pipewire, you can increase both min, max and default quantum to something like
[1024, 4096]. i have to do this on my N100 laptop and it helps a lot.pw-toptells you which app uses which quantum too, and often times, your machine will slightly struggle with apps that suddenly demand lower quantums and cause stuttering. increasing the min quantum fixes this issue.