Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version

t0yz said:

RTK Audio Control and Nahimic are review-bombed [...] because there's a lack of proper communication between developers and users about [...] what they are for.

Which is part of my problem ...

t0yz said:

Nahimic also requires a separate chip on the motherboard, and I think it's just for positional audio, so it shouldn't have anything to do with audio in/out.

That's why I am especially baffled about their replacement of a feature complete tool (the audio manager) with two apps that do all kinds of things except providing basic connectivity solutions ...

t0yz said:

Other than this, if you actually have specific needs that recording multiple separate sources and the like, you should most definitely not rely on an integrated chip, just buy a proper audio interface.

Well, like I said it already worked perfectly with the integrated Audio Manager before, so why should I have to spend extra money on yet another audio interface? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Then again if they don't fix this I probably will have to look for an alternative solution ... suggestions are welcome!

Thanks for your time :)

New 6.0.18586 upload on MUC

Hi guys realtek HDA 8597 is on necacom etc

grtz

8597 slightly better then previous 8591..........

Drivers for ASUS ROG motherboards:

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...HD-Audio-(UAD)

Soxa said:

Hi guys realtek HDA 8597 is on necacom etc

grtz

Thanks for the heads-up. Will try it asap.

DooGie said:

Downloaded it earlier today but not tried it out yet.

Is it safe to download drivers from Necacom? (You know virus, spyware etc...)

konstantinos77 said:

Is it safe to download drivers from Necacom? (You know virus, spyware etc...)

I would recommend (for people that want to use the last drivers from a safe location) that they use alanfox2000's github. Not gonna post the link as I am unsure it's allowed, but one should be easily able to Google it. Chances are you'll find the last drivers there first, and they are properly structured per manufacturer, so it's quite possible that you'll find drivers tailored for your motherboard.