ASUS ROG Motherboards are famous as hardware with best onboard audio card.
SupremeFX is was excellent and before 5 years but last 3 years evolve lot and now give even better sound quality.
Best what customer can get from onboard card.
Did you tried both version of driver from download page for your motherboard?
Some software as Driver Sweeper and Driver Cleaner have option to clean traces from Realtek Audio after uninstall and before install other driver.
When you install driver you should open Supreme FX Manager and choose there your type of speakers and other settings...
Software is similar as this
https://youtu.be/rHa5RaQOnHg
If you still have problem as distortion, cracking or some similar audio problems I would try with driver for Windows 7 x64bit on differnt OS.
I tried before 2-3 months SupremeFX 2014. I installed Realtek Audio Driver from page for my motherboard start ASUS Setup he install everything.
I opened SupremeFX software and change speaker configuration and didn't had any sound problem.
But if your problem continue if you plan to stay on onboard solution not Phoebus or Sound Blaster Z or ASUS Strix Soar than maybe is time to call service and met them with audio problem. If they replicate problem and motherboard is culprit they will replace you board.
Supereme FX is for me very good for some period before customer decide how good sound want.
When you used on dedicate sound... and 100-120$ solutions are absolutely enough except for people with 500-600$ worth sound system, than you can't back any more on Onboard sound. Some good Sound cards cost 150-160-170$ with some unnecessary things...Xonar Phoebus and Sound Blaster Zx example. But same cards could be bought for 80-120$ only without control modules, Phoebus Solo and Sound Blaster Z.
SupremeFX is was excellent and before 5 years but last 3 years evolve lot and now give even better sound quality.
Best what customer can get from onboard card.
Did you tried both version of driver from download page for your motherboard?
Some software as Driver Sweeper and Driver Cleaner have option to clean traces from Realtek Audio after uninstall and before install other driver.
When you install driver you should open Supreme FX Manager and choose there your type of speakers and other settings...
Software is similar as this
https://youtu.be/rHa5RaQOnHg
If you still have problem as distortion, cracking or some similar audio problems I would try with driver for Windows 7 x64bit on differnt OS.
I tried before 2-3 months SupremeFX 2014. I installed Realtek Audio Driver from page for my motherboard start ASUS Setup he install everything.
I opened SupremeFX software and change speaker configuration and didn't had any sound problem.
But if your problem continue if you plan to stay on onboard solution not Phoebus or Sound Blaster Z or ASUS Strix Soar than maybe is time to call service and met them with audio problem. If they replicate problem and motherboard is culprit they will replace you board.
Supereme FX is for me very good for some period before customer decide how good sound want.
When you used on dedicate sound... and 100-120$ solutions are absolutely enough except for people with 500-600$ worth sound system, than you can't back any more on Onboard sound. Some good Sound cards cost 150-160-170$ with some unnecessary things...Xonar Phoebus and Sound Blaster Zx example. But same cards could be bought for 80-120$ only without control modules, Phoebus Solo and Sound Blaster Z.
