[DRIVERS] Realtek Audio (Intel 2xx/3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx/7xx & AMD 3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx)

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Originally Posted by MoKiChU

Hi (continue not to say hi/hello and I will no longer respond to the person who does not say hello, i'm fed up with this lack of politeness, I am not at your service),

If you are not satisfied with what I offer, I suggest you use the drivers from your product support page instead use what I offer.

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I try not to the clog up threads, but if I am going to post, I start by thanking you Mokichu. Thank you!

I think you should add this disclaimer at the top of all of your driver threads:

These drivers are NOT SUPPORTED on your motherboard. On your motherboard page at Asus website, you will find drives that have been thoroughly vetted by the fine folks at Asus and they work perfectly fine. Use these drivers at your own risk and always create a restore point or a system image before installing. If you don't know how to create a restore point, then you are NOT qualified to use these drivers. Just use the download found on your motherboard page.

I spend a lot of time monitoring 3rd party vendors for these driver updates and then packaging them into a simple installer. These are not "my' drivers and I have no idea if they'll work for you or not.

Furthermore, the Asus moderators of this forum are doing all of us tech-savvy folks a huge favor by allowing me to post my threads here. Unqualified users who complain about issues w/these unsupported drivers will just ruin it for everyone. If you have any issue, just restore your Restore Point. If you didn't create a Restore Point, then you shouldn't be downloading anything I post or even be here at all.

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Originally Posted by qlfenv

6.0.8984.1 brought back the popping noise in my mic. The driver before worked fine on my z390 e

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try this :cool:
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/m..._20200710R.zip

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Originally Posted by MoKiChU

Hi,

Well done, your analyze/search in order to find the root cause of your issue it's a good initiative.

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Thank you Mokichu.

I am so confused.

I have ASUS Prime Z370-A mobo, which driver do I install?? Apologies if it was answered already.

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Originally Posted by amanbe

I am so confused.

I have ASUS Prime Z370-A mobo, which driver do I install?? Apologies if it was answered already.

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ASUS PRIME/TUF DTS Headphone:X v1

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Originally Posted by Kani malli

try this :cool:
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/m..._20200710R.zip

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thx but not needed. op updated the driver with a new component that fixed the problem.

Mokichu thanks !

It's interesting how much Realtek keeps fiddling with the control panel w/these recent releases. The amplification dropdown disappeared a few releases ago and with this new release, they've moved the equalizer and some other settings from Sonic Studio into the control panel. Works fine as always, but make up your mind Realtek!!

Hi MoKiChU,

First of all thanks for all your hard work! I wanted to confirm I installed the correct drivers: I have an Asus TUF 505DT which came with DTS Headphone X V.1 per-installed so I went with the TUF headphone X v.1 motherboard package last week. I have the 6.0.8984.1 version installed right now.

My main problem is that, when I still had my original Realtek driver, the loudness equalization toggle disappeared some time ago from the Realtek Audio Console for no apparent reason .Oddly enough when I would reinstall the Realtek driver the toggle would be there but disappear again on a restart. Your newer driver packages were my final hope but, unfortunately, the LE toggle is still missing even though everything installed fine. I think DTS Headphone X is the ultimate culprit but I don't get why it worked just fine for 6 months. The DTS Audio app has some extra options when I don't have my headphones plugged in but when they are the options are very limited (primarily to headphone types) and the LE toggle is still missing from the Realtek Audio Console. If you or anyone else have any ideas I would really appreciate it.I'll check out your current updated drivers and do a clean install on them with the full cleanup process and hope for the best.

Thanks again!