They let programs communicate with the physical stuff in your PC, and (when installed properly in their latest versions) let them utilize their fullest potential.; And that’s nice because if you’re not taking advantage of the hardware in your rig, then what’s point of having it in the first place.Now, sound drivers are a bit special. Not special in the sense that they’ll buy you a drink and take you to the movies, but they’re different....
Your Hardware Driver is something similar – except no, wait, not really. Which is why we’re here. In this series of articles, we’re going to take a look at sound device drivers and what they do.Simply put, the driver acts as the bridge between hardware and software – it is what allows the operating system to access the hardware’s functions and activate them in the required programs. More importantly, this allows software developers to develop programs that interact with the driver and not directly with the hardware itself, which means the dev team can write the code to be independent for whatever specific hardware the end-user is running it on....
