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no it hasn't. if it was it wouldn't be on over half the mobos on the market.Realtek has always been trash. Haven't you noticed?
yeah combating outside links. i go here for the newest new drivers: https://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/topic/24364-latest-realtek-audio-codecs/?page=27Went to download Realtek audio drivers today. The download button now prompts you to enter an email address, to which they send a download link. Upon clicking this link you have to enter a captcha (which has no refresh button). Then finally the driver downloads. What the fuck, Realtek?
News flash: The cheapest crap ends up to over half of the mobos on the market.no it hasn't. if it was it wouldn't be on over half the mobos on the market.
yeah combating outside links. i go here for the newest new drivers: https://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/topic/24364-latest-realtek-audio-codecs/?page=27
no it hasn't. if it was it wouldn't be on over half the mobos on the market.
In my experience Realtek has always been problematic with drivers and the quality is mostly questionable. Even their logo looks like a friggin crab of all things. I seriously dislike the brand.That, and quality depends more on the implementation. The quality of the 1220A that ASUS put on my Z170 board is surprising, having no issue running 250Ω-300Ω cans (Beyers and Senns) cleanly. Most motherboards don't rise above a signal that manifests itself mostly as audio mud with higher impedance cans.
that's the case with 99% of onboard though, they aren't meant to drive high end cans but that doesn't mean the audio is shit.That, and quality depends more on the implementation. The quality of the 1220A that ASUS put on my Z170 board is surprising, having no issue running 250Ω-300Ω cans (Beyers and Senns) cleanly. Most motherboards don't rise above a signal that manifests itself mostly as audio mud with higher impedance cans.
In my experience Realtek has always been problematic with drivers and the quality is mostly questionable. Even their logo looks like a friggin crab of all things. I seriously dislike the brand.
Same goes to some who feel that Killer Networking is better than Realtek and end up with problems.In my experience Realtek has always been problematic with drivers and the quality is mostly questionable. Even their logo looks like a friggin crab of all things. I seriously dislike the brand.
Get your driver from the motherboard manufacturer?
When I use the driver from the mobo webite, I see options like enable Dolby/DTS 5.1 encoding (then bitstream via SPDIF optical). But when I use the audio driver from Realtek website, I don't see such option. Did I miss anything?They are usual pretty old compared to getting them from realtek directly
dolby licensing, Realtek doesn't have it. you can get dolby enabled drivers from the link I provided earlier.When I use the driver from the mobo webite, I see options like enable Dolby/DTS 5.1 encoding (then bitstream via SPDIF optical). But when I use the audio driver from Realtek website, I don't see such option. Did I miss anything?