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[echrada]

A generic audio driver gets installed with installation. If you are not happy with that the Realtek drivers works beautifully with this build and installed with no effort.

Obviously everybody will have a different experience but mine has so far been flawless.

 

[NormCameron]

A generic audio driver gets installed with installation. If you are not happy with that the Realtek drivers works beautifully with this build and installed with no effort.

Obviously everybody will have a different experience but mine has so far been flawless.

Thanks echrada, always good to know the latest, particularly when it's first hand.


Norm

 

[Barman58]

Just installed the R210 Realtek drivers here too - All functions available

Some of the other builds had some items missing in the custom control panel so an improvement there, build is looking, and sounding, good

 

[darkassain]

allright will try this on my lappy (HP realktec)
i have had bad luck with Hp's drivers (mainly since they havent been updated in some time....)

 

[johngalt]

Any reason for not using the 2.11 drivers?

 

[darkassain]

there shouldnt be...

i have a amd chipset so i see the difference...

the mic simply refuses to work with the drivers installed....

this is important to me since i also record lectures so that is not possible..

 

[johngalt]

Good point. I'll have to go back and see which CPU / chipset combo I have in my Tablet.

 

[Mark]

I notice that the 2.12 driver is available to download on a site but I don't remember which one and I haven't checked the official site to see if it's available there too.

 

[johngalt]

I don't get a RealTek driver from anywhere but their site - I'll take the slow DL speed to the reliability of the driver any day

 

[NormCameron]

I notice that the 2.12 driver is available to download on a site but I don't remember which one and I haven't checked the official site to see if it's available there too.

Available on the official site

Drivers & Tools | GAME.AMD.COM

 

[jimmyw404]

Just thought that I'd note here that I had a great amount of difficulty with my sound system in Windows7, all because of the #1 reason for electronics issues: the wire wasn't plugged in(at least not correctly).

The plug used for my headphones goes in a different slot for Windows7 than it does for WindowsXP/Vista. This might be (probably is) because of different audio drivers, but if you're able to install the drivers but no sound is coming out of the other end, try all the slots. For me it was in a place that I've never inserted anything before, and I don't even know the name of the jack. I'm sure if I looked into it, it would make sense though.

 

[Mark]

It's usually the green one but some motherboards let you reconfigure any port that you want to plug into.