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

6.0.9049.1 finally stopped the NAHIMIC component update and now no more stutters on my Z390. And the sound is so much louder on extreme.

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Originally Posted by qlfenv

6.0.9049.1 finally stopped the NAHIMIC component update and now no more stutters on my Z390. And the sound is so much louder on extreme.

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and I got better with this driver too! but let's see

Another great update, thank you MoKiChU

After one of the latest updates there's a process "asusns.exe" starting at every Windows start.
It looks somehow connected to Sonic Studio, it's located in %LOCALAPPDATA% and in its folder there's the following files: a_heartbeat, a_queue, asusns.exe, NhNotifSys.dll.
I tried to remove it but it came back, now I've tried to remove the registry key that contained "asusns.exe", it was somewhere in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.

I do not use neither of the Sonic applications so I didn't install any of them, I only installed Realtek Audio Console.
Was it safe to remove that and how to may be exclude it from the installation at all?

P.S. Using the UAD - ASUS ROG SS3 MB version as my motherboard supports SS3.

Thank you MoKiChU for your hard work and updates and not just audio drivers. STAY WELL!

Just want to make a post appreciating Mokichu. An actual god send and the hero of ASUS drivers. This dude actually doing the company a huge favor by supporting mobos like this. Thank you Moki for the continued support. :D

Sorry if this is a noob question but are these drivers for people who just want the realtek driver and not the bundled bloatware of sonic studio/radar?

What drivers should I get for the Crosshair X570 Dark Hero?

Thanks for this! I did cleanup and reinstallation of the drivers as you mentioned, but I still couldn't get the SS3 to work. The audio works when I untick the enhancements in the sound settings. Any tips on making this work again? I'm using a ROG Crosshair VIII Impact, btw.

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Originally Posted by bwana

The answer to your question is quite broad and really the question does not belong here. I had the same problem and solved it by installing Windows 10 from scratch without an internet connection and using MokiChu's drivers.

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Why is the answer broad and does the question not belong here?
From a developers perspective the answer cannot be broad if the problem stems from a single root cause.

I am really not interested in the solutions.

The Nahimic employee I talked to said the issue is a part of SS3 and that he doesn't know what causes it.