Any software to improve your laptop speaker ?

[peyote]

I am have ASUS TUF FX505DT laptop. Is there any software/utilities to improve your laptop speaker ?
And is there a way to check what speaker audio your laptop have ? Realtek or another ?

[Flying Sausages]

4 minutes ago, peyote said:

I am have ASUS TUF FX505DT laptop. Is there any software/utilities to improve your laptop speaker ?

Get a better external speakers like Kliper Pro Media 2.0 or Logitech Z623 for example. Heck, $40 Logitech Z313 is not a bad choice either.

4 minutes ago, peyote said:

And is there a way to check what speaker audio your laptop have ? Realtek or another ? 

Device Manager > Sound, videos and games controller.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

1 minute ago, peyote said:

I am have ASUS TUF FX505DT laptop. Is there any software/utilities to improve your laptop speaker ?
And is there a way to check what speaker audio your laptop have ? Realtek or another ?

Do you have ASUS Smart Audio installed? There is a built in EQ you can mess about with. But since speakers in Windows notebooks are notorious for generally being crap, there's only so much you can do. 

[peyote]

7 minutes ago, OlympicAssEater said:

Get a better external speakers like Kliper Pro Media 2.0 or Logitech Z623 for example. Heck, $40 Logitech Z313 is not a bad choice either.

Device Manager > Sound, videos and games controller.

I just check device manager and its Realtek High Definition Audio. Its common speaker for laptop and i think every laptop use Realtek for their audio, if i am not wrong, right ?

 

And if i use external speakers like Logitech, Kliper and etc, do i need to install a driver in order to make it work ? Or just plug and play ?

[Flying Sausages]

2 minutes ago, peyote said:

I just check device manager and its Realtek High Definition Audio. Its common speaker for laptop and i think every laptop use Realtek for their audio, if i am not wrong, right ?

Realtek is common for audio driver and ethernet driver

 

2 minutes ago, peyote said:

And if i use external speakers like Logitech, Kliper and etc, do i need to install a driver in order to make it work ? Or just plug and play ?

Plug and play.

[Mr_Scary]

I use ICEsound on my ASUS X540LA laptop. It came with it, and I downloaded from ASUS drivers page for my device.

I also use the EQ within the Realtek software, and play around with the EQ settings along with ICEsound 

 

I managed to get my laptop (Which I gave to my daughter) sounding really good. 

sounded like a little raidio, now sounds like a decent sound system for what it is.

[peyote]

8 minutes ago, Mr_Scary said:

I use ICEsound on my ASUS X540LA laptop. It came with it, and I downloaded from ASUS drivers page for my device.

I also use the EQ within the Realtek software, and play around with the EQ settings along with ICEsound 

 

I managed to get my laptop (Which I gave to my daughter) sounding really good. 

sounded like a little raidio, now sounds like a decent sound system for what it is.

Can i use Third-party software/utilities from DTS, Dolby or any others audio software if i use Realtek ? Or only Realtek HD Audio Manager software that can work with Realtek ?

[Mr_Scary]

I don't see why not, but not really sure.

 

I can right click the speaker icon, and choose dolby access, dts sound spacial features

 

[kokakolia]

I like pairing my laptop with a Bluetooth speaker. Even a small $30 speaker that can fit in a laptop bag will make a huge difference. 

[20_below]

I like using the JBL Charge 3 for portable audio needs like laptops. You can also download APO Equalizer to fine-tune your laptop speakers further.