So I bought some computer speakers that are a little heavy on the bass. Originally, my main computer was my laptop (Samsung r780). It was easy enough to just go into the sound properties, enhancements tab, and fiddle with the equalizer there.
However, I just built a new desktop. The motherboard I bought was an AsRock Extreme4 Gen3. It uses the Realtek ALC892 chipset. I still have the same speakers, so I went to tweak the sound using the EQ... But the only thing in the enhancements tab is Loudness Equalization. I know I can EQ sound through various media players, but I'd like to avoid doing that for now if possible.
Are there different factors that determine what enhancements are in the sound enhancements tab? I have the latest Realtek drivers. Thanks in advance
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However, I just built a new desktop. The motherboard I bought was an AsRock Extreme4 Gen3. It uses the Realtek ALC892 chipset. I still have the same speakers, so I went to tweak the sound using the EQ... But the only thing in the enhancements tab is Loudness Equalization. I know I can EQ sound through various media players, but I'd like to avoid doing that for now if possible.
Are there different factors that determine what enhancements are in the sound enhancements tab? I have the latest Realtek drivers. Thanks in advance
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My Computer
- OS
- Windows Home Premium 64-bit
- CPU
- i5-2500K
- Motherboard
- ASRock P67 EXTREME4 GEN3
- Memory
- 4x4GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
- Sound Card
- Realtek HD Audio (ALC892)
