Rog Realtek Audio Driver

Truly plug and play--very small and very convenient. Because of windows and realtek driver issues, computer lost sound and I spent many hours trying to download drivers and even reloaded the system which took oodles of hours and ridiculous effort. I wish I just used this in the first place and said F*** U windows.

This RealTek GB NIC works great in our older DELL PowerEdge 2850 server!! We needed to replace an Intel Pro/1000 MT GB server adapter that went bad and bought another Intel GB adapter but the server would/could NOT recognize the new Intel NIC. Tried everything to remove the installed Intel NIC driver so it would take the new Intel NIC but the Intel NIC just would not be recognized - driver would not install correctly. The SOLUTION was to install the RealTek GB NIC card (non-Intel NIC). The RealTek NIC was recognized by the server upon bootup. I updated the RealTek driver that was installed by Windows Server 2003 using the CD that came with the NIC card. It worked with no problem. Am going to team two of them in the server later. Note: Make sure you update any driver installed automatically by your computer, itself, with the CD driver.

I have this hooked up with my PC's Line Out with Realtek Audio Console and with my AKG K240s, sound quality is very nice. Construction of the amp is solid, all ports are secured and dials are easy to turn. I would recommend buying a four channel amp like this instead of a single channel for its versatility for use cases such as podcasting or studio work. Overall, very happy with this purchase.

Main reason I got this card is I had really bad interference on my internal Realtek audio. Secondary problem was that there was no easy way to manage a set of active speakers and active SubWoofer without vokume control. This card solved both problems instantly. No interference - yay!. For the second one - I thought I'll have to play around with advanced settings for some time - but it handed my Sub out of the box as well.

Asus ROG PG278QR. (Wall mount screws are cheaply made, the philips heads will strip out with the slightest resistance, use a ratchet or nut driver and save yourself time) The installation looks harder than it is. Took all of 5 minutes with the right nut driver in my drill after the pilot holes were done. One hole, one nut. Line it up, level it, second (bottom) hole, and screw and that was that for the wall mount portion. Dumped the monitor down on a pillow face first, put the top screws in the VESA mount all but about 8 full turns, and hooked it on the 100mm mount holes made to slide in place on the arm's VESA. Spun in the bottom two screws, tightened, and off I went. With more desk space, and better cable management. (Not that you can see that in the picture, I did the cable management after that was taken!) but it's super easy as well. LIghtweight and holds my ROG 27 without even the slightest grunt or fear of it falling. I mean, use a drill and the right bits (Philips #2 and I can't recall the nut driver size now, sorry) the ONLY problem, is the wall mount screws stripped with a philips bit SUPER DUPER easy, as in, immediately, even with a gripping philips bit. So I went with the nut driver. Zoom, off it went. Cheap screws though.

This connects right up to Windows with no driver needed. Audio sounds fine, and the cost is great. Nice simple solution to get PC audio into professional audio equipment without using the unreliable 3.5mm headphone connection. Would definitely purchase again.

Great video and audio quality. Plug and play. No driver installation needed.

Amazing pairing rog 3080ti up with a AMD 5900x on the ROG STRIX B550-XE no limits. Well if you switch from performance mode to..... Overclocking mod ... What's a bottle neck?

I was looking to replace a Realtek 8822CE card that came preinstalled with my desktop. With the Realtek I was constantly losing internet connection. After reading that the Wifi6 cards sold on eBay are often not genuine products, I ended up settling on this Intel card. Good price, fast connection with my Wifi6 router, and most importantly stable. Have not had any lost connections yet.

I wasn't happy with the whole Realtek/Windows 10 thing & the fight to get a 5.1 speaker set working properly. I recently bought a set of Logitech Z607 speakers and have been disappointed with the output. There were flashes of goodness but it was inconsistent. The main complaint was the subwoofer seemed pretty capable but never seemed to get utilized. After hunting around a bit for sound cards, I came across this one. I just received it today, and following the advice posted by DaveE1 on this site got things plugged in & tuned up. Now the drum and bass actually has some bass (OK, the speaker set isn't great, but at least it's being fully utilized now).