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    Best settings for Realtek Audio?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Thibault, Nov 24, 2007.

  1. Thibault

    Thibault Banned

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    I remember an old topic where Gophn explained what the "best" realtek settings were.
    The search function isn't working for me (it gives me "Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms." for every single search I try).
    So I'm wondering if anyone could tell me what I should configure my Realtek to be.
     
  2. Exodemia

    Exodemia Notebook Evangelist

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    How do you mean best settings? What setup do you have?
     
  3. Wu Jen

    Wu Jen Some old nobody

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    Personally I leave mine on 'normal' or 'default' I don't like the sounds for the other schemes.
     
  4. Gophn

    Gophn NBR Resident Assistant

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    The sound quality is good, its need some configuration within the RealTek software.
    Set the Environment option to Carpeted Hallway. And if you want even more quality, set the Equalizer to Soft (as in Soft Rock)
     
  5. Thibault

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    Awesome! Thanks Gophn!