Help, Realtek audio problems

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I have the Realtek onboard audio that came with my Gigabyte S-3 motherboard. I have the latest drivers.

For some reason, when I play Supreme Commander or any online content, I only have the front two speakers and subwoofer outputting sound. I have the Realtek HD manager set to 6 channel output, I have the standard manager set to the same.

The only time it will output sound to all speakers all the time is when I have one of the "sound schemes" selected, but that causes this horrible voice echo. Has anyone had problems similar to mine, and how do you fix it? I am somewhat of an audiophile but my speakers ($100 system from logitech, 3 years ago) are not to high end anyway so I am just going to be happy with 5.1 channel from this thing.

Reply to scryer_360

go to control panel ->sounds and audio devices->advanced button under the heading speaker settings. make sure that the speaker setup is set to 5.1, cause if it isnt it dosent matter what you set anything else to.

Reply to e36_Jeff

I have done that, it is set to 5.1 and I still do not have output.

Interestingly enough, even though the speakers are at 5.1, when I go to adjust individual audio settings in the same menus, I only can do left and right.

Reply to scryer_360

There is one sure solution. Get a sound card. You won't regret it. Even if it's a cheap $15 Sound Blaster Live! 5.1

Reply to kstrat2001

i change settings 5.1 , now i hear sound without echo noise

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