Am I actually missing some crucial audio-driver stuff? So, this brings me to a point of wondering - did I get a lemon? Are my speakers the result of poor quality control? Or does the sound of the N53SV just suck even when everything's as it should be? Or. I did more and more research on the supposed sound quality of this laptop, and I get mixed reviews - the majority of which say that the sound quality is 'impressive' and very good for a laptop. I can't really even begin to describe how the speakers sound b/c everything is clipping so badly. EQ on the Realtek (Realtek? Eh? B&O is NOWHERE to be found on this.) properties set flat.
Especially as there are no controls or anything to show it's installed on your computer.Īnyways. The Bang & Olufsen ICEpower and 'Sonic Master' stuff is supposed to be built-in to the audio drivers. There was a lot of bloatware and yatta-yatta, so I did a clean install of Windows on my machine and installed the latest audio drivers. Not just 'bad quality,' but there were several bands clipping, throughout the whole frequency range.īut. I was pretty disappointed when I turned on the machine and played some music. But, I figure, ASUS made the Xonar D2 in my desktop, which I love to death, and it seems that a lot of effort was made to make the N53's speakers at least better than your average crap-crap-crap speakers. So, first, I know I shouldn't expect anything above just 'ok' from a laptop's speakers.
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