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Re: Questions on different Realtek drivers and chipsets

Posted by Jim F. (A) on March 12, 2007 at 09:18:52

In Reply to: Questions on different Realtek drivers and chipsets posted by Christine Tham on March 11, 2007 at 13:06:59:

Just this past weekend I was installing Windows XP on a
machine with an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard, containing
an on-board Realtek ALC882M HD audio chip.

I tried Realtek's Release 1.51 and Release 1.57 driver
installers, as well as (per ThomasPf's recommendations a few
days ago for getting "bit-perfect" S/PDIF out of a Realtek-equipped
motherboard) the older Release 1.31 installer.

In no case was I able to change the sampling rate to be
other than 48 kHz in the control-panel app.

(I suppose this might be a limitation of Asus' implementation
rather than the Realtek chip itself, if the chip is getting
a clock input from an external oscillator.)

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