If so, ensure that it is configured for simple 2-channel stereo, AND that the light green jacks are the ONLY jacks in use for your stereo speakers. In the Realtek system there may be a screen where you tell it what things are plugged into which jack. Also look around just in case some equalizer or balance settings are odd.Īnother item to check for. If possible, try a few others that are intended for simple 2-channel front stereo only, and see if you can get bass tones out. Yet somehow the bass tones seem not to be arriving at the speaker set. You say you have the Realtek system set to use full-range stereo speakers, and that would be correct for your system. The left and right front speakers do not get those bass tones. Inside the SPEAKER system the bass tones from both channels are separated out, then combined to feed to the subwoofer. In that system, the bass sounds ARE included in the front stereo output signals. I would call what you have a set of full-range speakers. In such a system (not commonly found), the sound soucre does NOT send bass tones out of the front stereo channel jack - they are separated out and sent out only to the subwoofer jack. To me, at least, 2.1 means you have left and right stereo front speakers plus a subwoofer that is fed SEPARATELY from a sub-woofer jack in the sound source. That system acutally is not a 2.1 system. I expect that the speaker system has just ONE cable from it to plug into the computer's audio output jack, right? And you have that plugged into the rear panel light green jack. The only thing that comes to my mind is that I should have bought Asrock mb board instead of gigabyte? Before, when I threw a grenade, I had this good bass sound during explosion, but now, it's just bad as if there was no subwoofer sound. The very first thing I noticed after swapping MB is when I played cyberpunk 2077.
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