Ok, so I have also installed newer audio drivers 7520. I have had the Realtek 7432 since ASUS uploaded them on their site. To be honest, I do notice an improvement on these latest drivers.
What happened on 7520:
1) First of all, I noticed the fact that the weird buzzing in my speakers is gone. With 7432 some buzzing came out of the laptop speakers when I was changing media files or playing them (For example, if I opened a movie with SplashPro then the speakers would make a small buzzing noise just when the file was opened).
2) It seems that my 5.1 Logitech audio system is getting more juice now. I don't think this is some kind of placebo because I am listening to music everyday and believe me that I got used to the sound from 7432 since I was using them for a long time. After I installed 7250 I immediately noticed that my bass was punchier. And yes, I have made the same settings just like on 7432.
3) Another thing that I've noticed is that the laptop's internal subwoofer doesn't vibrate like hell anymore. Even if I let it on 100/100 level from Speaker Configuration, the subwoofer seems better than before when I was using it at 50/100 level in Speaker Configuration settings.
Does anyone else notice or has noticed these differences from installing 7250 ?
PS: About the imbalanced sound. After you install the latest Realtek Audio Driver, make sure you select STEREO speaker configuration from Realtek HD Manager ! If you will use your laptop speakers on 5.1 Speaker Configuration, then the driver will use your internal subwoofer as a speaker and this will provide an imbalanced sound with more accent on the left.
Yes, these aren't the best laptop speakers out there, but you have lots of tweaks that can be made in order to reach the sound frequencies that you desire. The output is really enough. I can listen to music from my laptop in my whole apartment. And the sound card is pretty damn decent since I don't even feel the need of an external sound card for my 5.1 audio system. But this is only my opinion.
What happened on 7520:
1) First of all, I noticed the fact that the weird buzzing in my speakers is gone. With 7432 some buzzing came out of the laptop speakers when I was changing media files or playing them (For example, if I opened a movie with SplashPro then the speakers would make a small buzzing noise just when the file was opened).
2) It seems that my 5.1 Logitech audio system is getting more juice now. I don't think this is some kind of placebo because I am listening to music everyday and believe me that I got used to the sound from 7432 since I was using them for a long time. After I installed 7250 I immediately noticed that my bass was punchier. And yes, I have made the same settings just like on 7432.
3) Another thing that I've noticed is that the laptop's internal subwoofer doesn't vibrate like hell anymore. Even if I let it on 100/100 level from Speaker Configuration, the subwoofer seems better than before when I was using it at 50/100 level in Speaker Configuration settings.
Does anyone else notice or has noticed these differences from installing 7250 ?
PS: About the imbalanced sound. After you install the latest Realtek Audio Driver, make sure you select STEREO speaker configuration from Realtek HD Manager ! If you will use your laptop speakers on 5.1 Speaker Configuration, then the driver will use your internal subwoofer as a speaker and this will provide an imbalanced sound with more accent on the left.
Yes, these aren't the best laptop speakers out there, but you have lots of tweaks that can be made in order to reach the sound frequencies that you desire. The output is really enough. I can listen to music from my laptop in my whole apartment. And the sound card is pretty damn decent since I don't even feel the need of an external sound card for my 5.1 audio system. But this is only my opinion.
My setting on my G751JT. I have tried films,music,youtube and I think that it is the good option.
