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Realtek HD Audio 2.72 audio driver download
on: 11/01/2013 05:52 PM [ 19 comment(s) ]
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Download Realtek HD Audio 2.72 Driver for Windows XP, Vista Windows 7 and 8
Realtek High Definition Audio drivers R2.72 (6.0.1.7071). - New version of High Definition Audio drivers for sound card from the company Realtek, drivers are designed for operating systems Windows 200X, Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 - 32/64 bit.
Info about the driver:
Name: Realtek High Definition Audio drivers
(High Definition Audio System Software - Realtek ALC Audio drivers)
Package version driver: R2.72 (3.75)
Win 200X, XP driver version: 5.10.0.7071
Win Vista driver version: 6.0.1.7071
Version drivers Win 7, Win 8/8.1: 6.0.1.7071
Drivers Date: 22.10.2013
OS: Windows 200X, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 - 64 bits
Supported chipsets:
ALC1150, ALC663, ALC662, ALC665, ALC680, ALC260, ALC262, ALC882, ALC885, ALC883, ALC880, ALC888, ALC889, ALC861VC, ALC861VD, ALC892, ALC660,, ALC269, ALC268, ALC267, ALC273, ALC272, ALC270, ALC887, ALC670, ALC275.
HDMI Device WHQL Support: ATI HDMI Devices
OS Supporting: Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 - x86/x64
Pack with Microsoft High Definition Audio UAAV1.0a(5013) For Windows 2000 SP4, XP SP1, XP SP2, Server 2003 SP1.
Add/Fix
1) Driver:
Customizations;
Add Codec ALC255, ALC235, ALC867;
Support Windows 8.1.
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DannyG
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#4690474 Posted on: 11/01/2013 04:10 PM
not necessarily, it can solve problems with the new 8 system, adds more ALC's support, but won't make a huge impact on the sound, unless it's a huge update or something really rare.
not necessarily, it can solve problems with the new 8 system, adds more ALC's support, but won't make a huge impact on the sound, unless it's a huge update or something really rare.
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#4690477 Posted on: 11/01/2013 04:11 PM
I wish they would list what the "Customizations" are.
I wish they would list what the "Customizations" are.
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#4690519 Posted on: 11/01/2013 05:02 PM
I am still using the Win7 Realtek Audio Driver V6.0.1.6699. from the Asus page of my Motherboard.
Every newer release than the one i am using, the ALC898 Audio CODEC that my Mobo uses is never on the list for supported codecs.
Although i have installed newer versions without any problems, despite the ALC898 codec not being on the supported list.
They should at least include a changes log for any bug fixes or optimizations
made to the drivers.
I wish they would list what the "Customizations" are.
I am still using the Win7 Realtek Audio Driver V6.0.1.6699. from the Asus page of my Motherboard.
Every newer release than the one i am using, the ALC898 Audio CODEC that my Mobo uses is never on the list for supported codecs.
Although i have installed newer versions without any problems, despite the ALC898 codec not being on the supported list.
They should at least include a changes log for any bug fixes or optimizations
made to the drivers.
NiColaoS
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#4690607 Posted on: 11/01/2013 06:33 PM
Very good driver without a single problem so far. Realtek has the best driver support. Both, Audio and Network always work flawlessly.
Meanwhile, ASUS for some reason released the version 6.0.1.7040 which is problematic, at least on my Motherboard. It doesn't give me option to select 5.1 with normal, Rear Speakers. It provides only Side speakers for 5.1.
This is newer anyway ( 6.0.1.7071 ).
If only Creative could provide as good driver support... I'd still be using my X-Fi Platinum while an order for a Z series would have been placed already. But... never again Creative. I hear the driver even for Z series on Win 8/8.1 have the same, ancient problems.
On an unrelated note, on Windows 8.1 the built-in driver seems extremely good. Slightly less CPU usage ( audiodg.exe ), options for both, Rear & Side speakers for 5.1 setups, ability to manage Crossover ( on Enhancements -> Bass Management ) and ability to manage the volume of each speaker separately ( properties -> levels -> balance ). I don't understand why Realtek doesn't provide same functionality at least.
Very good driver without a single problem so far. Realtek has the best driver support. Both, Audio and Network always work flawlessly.
Meanwhile, ASUS for some reason released the version 6.0.1.7040 which is problematic, at least on my Motherboard. It doesn't give me option to select 5.1 with normal, Rear Speakers. It provides only Side speakers for 5.1.
This is newer anyway ( 6.0.1.7071 ).
If only Creative could provide as good driver support... I'd still be using my X-Fi Platinum while an order for a Z series would have been placed already. But... never again Creative. I hear the driver even for Z series on Win 8/8.1 have the same, ancient problems.
On an unrelated note, on Windows 8.1 the built-in driver seems extremely good. Slightly less CPU usage ( audiodg.exe ), options for both, Rear & Side speakers for 5.1 setups, ability to manage Crossover ( on Enhancements -> Bass Management ) and ability to manage the volume of each speaker separately ( properties -> levels -> balance ). I don't understand why Realtek doesn't provide same functionality at least.
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is there any reason to upgrade from previous revisions, like do new audio drivers have the same effect as say upgrading gpu drivers?