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Realtek has outed its latest High-Definition Audio driver, version 2.71, that consists of 3 downloadable files: one compatible with Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003, and the other two files developed for Microsoft’s Windows Vista, 7, and 8 OSes, one for each bit version. The packages support a bunch of HD aud... |
8 April 2013
02:36 GMT |
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Realtek launches 4 new driver versions that are compatible with all of Microsoft’s Windows operating systems, and are targeted at its PCI Network Interface Controllers (10/100/1000M Gigabit Ethernet). Specifically speaking, the 5.810 version is compatible with XP and Server 2003, and the 6.252 driver is suppo... |
27 March 2013
05:25 GMT |
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Realtek has released the latest drivers for its Ethernet Controllers. The Realtek PCI Express Fast Ethernet (FE) Family, PCI Gigabit Ethernet (GBE) Family, and the PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Family as well have now a driver that enhances transfer speed and stability.The versions that have been released for the abov... |
4 February 2013
08:57 GMT |
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Fresh out of the box HD audio drivers from Realtek are available on our servers for users to download and install. It's been exactly two weeks since Realtek launched 2.69 High Definition Audio Codecs and now, strangely enough, the Taiwan-based company is pushing out 2.70 drivers for motherboards with Realtek au... |
22 June 2012
08:19 GMT |
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Intel has released to the public audio drivers for its desktop boards, equipped with Realtek ALC chipsets and introducing Windows 8 support. As we approach the arrival of Windows 8 RTM, supposedly at the end of July, most manufacturers are racing to develop drivers for their products that support the newest Mic... |
20 June 2012
07:22 GMT |
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Drivers for Realtek audio controllers have just been posted for download and we have them. With this release, Realtek introduces support for Windows 8.According to the changelog file, 2.69 drivers have WHQL (Windows Hardware Quality Labs) certification. ALC283 is the latest addition to chipsets list, with support for... |
8 June 2012
17:19 GMT |
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It's been almost three months since the previous release of HD audio drivers from the Realtek labs, and people seemed to grow rather impatient. Nevertheless, here's revision 2.68 for this sought-after software we're listing today. The fresh 2.68 Realtek release brings WHQL-tagged support for the ATI H... |
2 April 2012
08:21 GMT |
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It's time to review and update the drivers for your Realtek network cards, as new software is now available for free (and fast) download.
It's been quite some time since we saw new drivers surfacing for the almost ubiquitous Realtek cards, yet here we are. New software is now available for Windows XP, Vist... |
13 March 2012
12:14 GMT |
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Here's one rather interesting modded driver which promises to make X-Fi capabilities available for all those people who own an onboard Realtek audio card. First of all, this driver is unsigned and is provided as is. Since there is no signature, you might get some Windows warnings or even some positives (false ... |
10 January 2012
04:49 GMT |
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The beginning of the year brings good news for the Intel motherboard owners, as Realtek surfaces a new driver version for the on-board chips. The new audio driver is available in two packages: one for Windows XP and one bundle for Windows Vista and 7, with both drivers developed for 32 and 64-bit operating systems. ... |
9 January 2012
09:06 GMT |
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Well, it's nice to see how mid-December brings new audio drivers from Realtek. These audio codecs have now reached version 2.67 and are accompanied by the ATI HDMI audio driver, as usual.Like most new versions of the Realtek drivers, the change log is rather boring, as it lists the chipsets supported by said sof... |
16 December 2011
10:56 GMT |
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Realtek surfaces new drivers for two of their many network interfaces and this time it's the RTL8192DE-VC and RTL8192DU-VC. The first one is the Ethernet-based one, while the latter is the USB 2.0 interface and both of them comply with the IEEE 802.11n specification.These interfaces support dual MAC and this mea... |
1 December 2011
08:56 GMT |
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Most motherboards being manufactured these days come with embedded audio chips which can reach as high as 7.1-channel configurations needed for HD multimedia. Nevertheless, a question arises: which manufacturer offers the best "stock" audio performance? Is there a real difference between these three major brands?With... |
24 November 2011
10:46 GMT |
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Realtek is always updating its drivers, since its audio devices are used by a whole lot of motherboards and other things, and the newest one showed up just a short while ago. This once, the company didn't offer any big change log, not in the strictest sense anyway, though it is a given that some fixes and refi... |
22 October 2011
04:38 GMT |
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The past week was busy with news about drivers that had to be rushed out because of issues with a certain game from id Software, but one should never forget about the other side of gaming.
AMD unleashed not just one driver for Rage, but a second one (read about and download the most recent one here).
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8 October 2011
05:10 GMT |
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It appears that, unlike certain other semiconductor companies, Realtek is actually quite optimistic in regards to its performance during the ongoing first quarter of 2011, or so says a certain recent report.The situation on the semiconductor market can be seen as a sort of mosaic if one were to consider each type of... |
1 February 2011
07:09 GMT |
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Cyberlink and Realtek worked together on the faulty ALC889a premium HD sound codec, which did not feature full support for HD sound and used to downgrade it to DVD quality (48KHz/16-bit) instead. The result of the team work is an ALC889a HD audio codec (perhaps the ALC885 is included, too) which now supports full bit... |
13 June 2008
08:37 GMT |
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ASUS, one of the leading manufactures of computer hardware and consumer electronics, is set on trying to change the way we connect a monitor to a system. The company that is responsible for changing the portable computer market has partnered with Realtek to develop wireless monitors using Realtek's Wireless USB ... |
9 June 2008
05:52 GMT |
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Intel and Realtek are determined to promote the newest initiative in the USB playground: the wireless USB, or, as friends call it, the WUSB. The companies have announced the demonstration of the RTU7105 Wireless USB device solution with Intel's Wireless UWB Link 3480 Single-Chip CMOS Wireless USB host at the upc... |
4 January 2008
09:38 GMT |
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Realtek Semiconductor Corporation announced that it will present and demonstrate a number of new products and technologies at the on-going Intel Developer Forum which takes place in San Francisco. Among the Realtek products there will be the high performance and low power consumption RTU7105 UWB chip, a wireless USB ... |
19 September 2007
11:15 GMT |
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