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Full-range speakers

Tibor Hazafi

Tibor Hazafi

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System Name hazazs
Processor Intel Core i7-6700K @4.0GHz
Motherboard MSI B250 GAMING M3
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Display(s) Dell P2219H / SONY KDL-43W755C
Case Cooler Master Silencio 652S
Audio Device(s) Creative Inspire P580 / Sennheiser PC 320
Power Supply Cooler Master V550 Semi-Modular
Mouse Logitech G300S
Keyboard Logitech Ultra-Flat
Software Microsoft Windows 10 Professional x64
Hi all,
I have an ALC1220 integrated audio codec. In Realtek HD Audio Manager there is a feature called full-range speakers:
realtek-hd-audio-manager-windows-10.png
Should I enable the Front left and right option with a Creative Inspire P580 (I use it as 2.1) which frequency response is (in paper) 40-20000Hz?
Thanks,
hazazs
 
Tibor Hazafi said:
Hi all,
I have an ALC1220 integrated audio codec. In Realtek HD Audio Manager there is a feature called full-range speakers:
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Should I enable the Front left and right option with a Creative Inspire P580 (I use it as 2.1) which frequency response is (in paper) 40-20000Hz?
Thanks,
hazazs
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How did you connect the speakers? If you used Stereo, the set as full range.
If you set the subwoofer in settings then don't set as full range.
 
Yes, enable it. I'm using creative t20's and it outputs the whole signal instead of cutting off bass.
 

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CityCultivator said:
How did you connect the speakers? If you used Stereo, the set as full range.
If you set the subwoofer in settings then don't set as full range.
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I used it as Stereo (according to the Windows/Realtek setting), but the subwoofer works with the two satellites as well.
 
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