This is probably a stupid question.....

itsallgod · April 2010

but I dont care. Are the sound settings for Crossfire done solely through the PC/laptop sound card, part of the online game settings or a mixture of both?

The reason I'm asking is that I had a cheap and nasty set of headphones and I was able to pinpoint in GM with them with no problems (except for the hackusations).

I updated to Windows 7 before christmas and then my old set broke.

I eventually got a Logitech premium headset and now all I hear is Darth Vader all around me and occasionally knowing when it's on the right or left but I cant pinpoint anymore.

Does anyone know how to change the sound settings so I can increase the treble and cut the bass? I've looked through the sound settings on my laptop and I cant find anything that gets the settings the way they used to sound. I've got Realtek HD audio manager plus the usual windows stuff.

PS. Flame if you want, I was just hoping that someone in the community would be kind enough to either help me or point me in the right direction.

ax0 · April 2010

You dont have any settings in your Realktek HD audio manager about sound and treble??
Maybe there's a 3rd party program that could do it..

platapierule · April 2010

itsallgod wrote: »

and now all I hear is Darth Vader all around me

Maybe it's something with your head...

[Andre] · April 2010

You would get better answers if you posted this on TS.

platapierule · April 2010

Us3rK wrote: »

You would get better answers if you posted this on TS.

This .

itsallgod · April 2010

ax0 wrote: »

You dont have any settings in your Realktek HD audio manager about sound and treble??
Maybe there's a 3rd party program that could do it..

Realtek only has a treble setting but the bass is still too deep...any ideas on where I could find a 3rd party programme?

itsallgod · April 2010

iTwAsPlaT wrote: »

This .

I'll try that as well.

Thanks for the answers guys.

Go_to_hell · April 2010

itsallgod wrote: »

Realtek only has a treble setting but the bass is still too deep...any ideas on where I could find a 3rd party programme?

I have realtek and I can change the sound the way I want it . there is a good equalizer on it so , how hell you can`t do that ?

itsallgod · April 2010

Go_to_hell wrote: »

I have realtek and I can change the sound the way I want it . there is a good equalizer on it so , how hell you can`t do that ?

Thanks for the reply.
Is that the HD Audio Manager or a different one? I dont have an equalizer with mine. Would be great if it did.
Think I'll have a search for it.

This is probably a stupid question.....

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