10-27-2021 09:37 AM
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10-31-2021 11:16 AM
10-31-2021 01:00 PM
rev3rser wrote:
Hello, thanks for your answer.
Nope. I use the most current nvidia driver. I've tried other versions (after looking at the complaints from some versions - on nvidia forums). Doesn't matter.
Like I said - the video driver AND even the card itself (if I swap it with my old GPU) does the same. It's definitely not related to video card / drivers , since:
- same configuration - same card - same monitor - same memory / cpu - old motherboard (ASUS Prime Z490) - NO issues
- new Motherboard - disabling SOUND card in bios - no issues.
- new Motherboard - NO Realtek drivers - no issues.
Trust me, i've suspected the video card. But NO evidence leads to that. All the fingers point at the crappy USB Realtek soundcard or realtek drivers. (though i've had a Realtek soundcard on my old Motherboard - wasn't this "USB" thing thing that I have here.
Popte.
10-31-2021 01:42 PM
11-01-2021 03:53 AM
11-02-2021 01:18 PM
MrAgapiGC wrote:
i remeber that on w11. they has not fix it? And no is not the bering of the ram module.
Is a windows issue not related to the audio solution I am 100% sure
11-02-2021 06:42 PM
rev3rser wrote:
I am sorry but I don't buy that.
Because all the evidence point to Realtek Drivers and / or soundcard implementation.
And:
- nothing in Windows event log about this
- ONLY Windows (Microsoft published) drivers actually WORK (it's exactly the opposite).
- NO problems with Asus Prime Z490. (No UISB soundcard I think ... different chipset. Maximus Hero XIII - ROG SupremeFX 7.1 ALC4082 - Prime - Z490 - 7.1 Audio with Realtek S1220A)
- Windows 11 (and 10 for that matter) - all WORK with Microsoft native driver but BOTH FAIL with Asus Drivers. Isn't that strange ?
If it's Windows - please pinpoint the bug. Give me a detailed link / debug log.
I can reproduce this bug (already did with 2 Motherboards - since I exchanged first in warranty thinking it was faulty) - I can reproduce it EVERY time - I put 2 monitors, secondary to the left - in portrait mode. The connection or resolution of the monitors does NOT matter. Always getting this behavior. Since I was able to doit with 2 separate GPU's and 2 separate MB's - I guess it's safe to say it will act the same on ANY maximus XIII hero until someone fixes the damn Realtek Drivers so we can have Sonic and advanced controls !.
The absolute ultimate test is - for me to get hold of another motherboard with the same audio chipset and z590 - and put all my components into it - and if see if it behaves the same. If it does ... you are right. But if if doesn't (and I am quite sure it won't - because I searched the internet for weeks - and noone has complained about something like this) - then it's Asus implementation and/or drivers.
I will try to get hold of one. Searching as we speak .
It's easy to blame others ...
11-06-2021 07:14 AM
MrAgapiGC wrote:
is a know issue with and without oem audio drivers. you can use the forums ones. most are document already in windows. but take the time i did these back on march and then on w11 flight. and that still pending
12-23-2021 10:28 AM