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04-06-2020 09:26 PM #1
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Sound problem for ASUS ROG GL504GM
Hello,
My laptop, ASUS ROG GL504GM i7-8750H 4.10 GHz, Coffee Lake, 15.6", Full HD, 144Hz, 3ms, 16GB, 1TB SSHD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB, Windows 10, got a sound problem. The volume changes without me doing anything, from high to low, it comes back for normal for 1 second, then again, it changes. This happens especialy when i play games or listen to music. Did anyone got this problem?Last edited by jade_kuro; 04-06-2020 at 10:16 PM.
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04-07-2020 09:15 AM #2
hexaae PC Specs Laptop (Model) ASUS Gaming Laptop GL703GS Motherboard Intel HM370 Cannon Lake-H Processor i7-8750H Memory (part number) 32GB DDR4 @2666MHz (dual-channel) Graphics Card #1 NVidia GTX 1070 8GB Monitor 1080p 144Hz 17" G-Sync AUO B173HAN03.2 Storage #1 1TB SSD Crucial MX300 Storage #2 NVMe Samsung PM916 Mouse ROG Strix Carry Wireless-BT mouse Mouse Pad MouseRug collection Headset/Speakers Realtek HD (ALC295) OS Windows 10 PRO x64 Accessory #1 XBox One Bluetooth gamepad Accessory #2 Hori Fighting Stick Mini Accessory #3 4K Blu-Ray UHD USB Archgon Star
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It's just a matter of poor drivers (Realtek) + poor sound channels post-processing (Sound Studio by ASUS and NAHIMIC drivers).
If it's a severe issue and not just random channels/audio volume re-adjustment, read here (need to open your laptop etc.): https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...oud-soft/page9Last edited by hexaae; 04-07-2020 at 09:26 AM.
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04-07-2020 06:24 PM #3
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Welcome to the forums!
Yes, please check the link mentioned by hexaae above or consider checking with ASUS repair if you prefer, but just make sure it's a problem they can easily catch if you go this route (if you are able to demonstrate in person, it would probably be better, otherwise provide clear and concise steps to duplicate. It's possible repair may erase your hard drive and reinstall Windows though, so you may also need to make sure the problem is still easily caught after this, or the system may just be sent back to you with a new installation of Windows if repair doesn't see any problems after this).
Also, not sure if this can help since it's for a different model, but check the thread below about disabling other audio controllers in device manager if you want to try this.
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...-Level-Jumping
If you don't mind risking a bios flash, check the GL504GM download site for the 311 bios which was posted on 3/24/20 which may help with some sound issues although not sure if it will help with the one you are seeing.Last edited by cl-Albert@ROG; 04-07-2020 at 06:27 PM.
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04-08-2020 03:20 PM #4
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Thank you very much for the answers guys. I will follow the tips from the links and come back with a follow up.
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04-18-2020 03:44 PM #5
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It worked until now. Thank you guys!
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04-20-2020 04:43 PM #6
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Thanks for the update!
If possible, can you please share what worked for you?
Did you update the bios or reassemble the speaker?