Zitat von DoZe im Beitrag #15Realtek HDA or UAD for Asus Motherboard are a bit specific, the best way is to choose the Asus specific one (even if you use DTS, etc.....).
To have some info on each release, follow this thread :
yeah, why do we trust these guys. For which devices are they ? Certainly not for the 878. No support for those. Manual install installs something but no sound ever commes from the rtl. Running setup just says there is no device.
As Always, only sound advice is to stick with official Original RTL (R2.82) drivers or microsoft ones. I'll do it without the Rtl controlpanel then, since those options now are done via MS sound settings (win10 1903)
System used: P8Z77-M, i7-3770, 24 G ram, 2x ssd 250GB raid 0, 2x ssd 240GB raid 0, Vega 64.
HDA Drivers are the old driver model that we all know that supports every microsoft os and has the old realtek control panel (Old as always the same but still updated to the latest version). UAD is the new driver model (only supports windows 10 from RS4 and up and new motherboards only) and uses the new UWP control panel from the store. For the trust part : Those guys download these new drivers from the ftp realtek link directly(which gets updated frequently). Still as you say you cant be completely sure they are legit). Personal experience: I use them successfully (both UAD and HDA) on z77 and z68 chip-sets (To use UAD with older motherboards you have to use the realtek UAD generic INF and for me it works fine). I cant help you more ,you are better off asking this thread at station drivers where there are people with more expertise about these drivers. : https://www.station-drivers.com/index.ph...mid=858&lang=en
PC : Mobo: Gigabyte Aorus b450m, GPU: XFX RX580 8GB , CPU : Ryzen 3700x , RAM :32 DDR4 3200mhz
Is there something special in the way to install the UAD drivers for a Rltk 887 on a Z77 board ? As i said , the UAD setup says no device found, but it's in the generic inf's. Manual driver install works but then there is no realtek software components (like the audioservice) installed to get access to the store app. Do i need to install some other components manually ? Anyway, there was a newer HDA driver (6.0.8720.1) which i now tried with win 10 1903 and Realtek control panel can work again, older driver versions got their realtek control panel blocked by windows somehow.
edit: i have asked my question over at the station-drivers thread aswell.
System used: P8Z77-M, i7-3770, 24 G ram, 2x ssd 250GB raid 0, 2x ssd 240GB raid 0, Vega 64.
@Gnarz77 Install Driver store explorer and check if you have hdxrt.inf and hdx_generic_rtk.inf installed. The second inf is the one responsible for the software components to appear. I have attached a photo from my driver store explorer. If you dont have the generic inf then uninstall all realtek audio drivers and before windows can automatically install even the default one insert the generic inf with the Driver Store Explorer(add package and find the .inf file). After that install the drivers through device manager and check if the software components appeared. Update the components and open microsoft store and check for updates so the realtek control panel will start to download.
PC : Mobo: Gigabyte Aorus b450m, GPU: XFX RX580 8GB , CPU : Ryzen 3700x , RAM :32 DDR4 3200mhz
Just want to report can't get any success on my laptop (Acer E5-571) with UAD (not if I want to ever use the loudspeakers anyway) using the FF00 build 8720.1 I am running Acer HDA 8555 without issue.
On my desktop's motherboard (Gigabyte Z97P-D3) I can run the UAD without issues (sound through front audio jack headphones or monitor loudspeaker connected via RX580 Display Port), so I do.
Ok now, i got it working with the UAD driver, i just needed to install the drivers for the 3 additional software components manually aswell. Windows then downloaded the Realtek Audio Control app by itself and everything works perfect now on the official WHQL UAD generic 8721.1.
System used: P8Z77-M, i7-3770, 24 G ram, 2x ssd 250GB raid 0, 2x ssd 240GB raid 0, Vega 64.
Zitat von ektorasdj im Beitrag #21HDA Drivers are the old driver model that we all know that supports every microsoft os and has the old realtek control panel (Old as always the same but still updated to the latest version). UAD is the new driver model (only supports windows 10 from RS4 and up and new motherboards only) and uses the new UWP control panel from the store. For the trust part : Those guys download these new drivers from the ftp realtek link directly(which gets updated frequently). Still as you say you cant be completely sure they are legit). Personal experience: I use them successfully (both UAD and HDA) on z77 and z68 chip-sets (To use UAD with older motherboards you have to use the realtek UAD generic INF and for me it works fine). I cant help you more ,you are better off asking this thread at station drivers where there are people with more expertise about these drivers. : https://www.station-drivers.com/index.ph...mid=858&lang=en
actually ektorasdj the Realtek UAD drivers can be used on a minimum of Windows 10 build 15063 (RS2 or 1703) as I have confirmed this myself and tested them out on a PC running Win10 v1703 months ago. if you look at the HDXRT.INF file of the realtek generic uad driver like 8721.1, it mentions these sections in the INF file:
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