So ya give up. 3.5mm earphone jack (black color) at ASUS LCD monitors support TRS connector/ cable. Solution below will probably work for other laptops that are running Windows Vista or Windows 7 and having this same issue. You are using an out of date browser. Did you ever find a solution for this? © ASUSTeK Computer Inc. All rights reserved. I thought I'd reply just in case others stumble upon this thread like me.
Are you using LineOut instead of Speakers on the back of your soundcard/motherboard? We recommend you use 3.5mm TRS earphone cable. I checked their online support page which seems to be irrelevant as the OSD is totally different. The PG348Q speakers are very weak and you will basically need to turn your Windows volume to around 90-100 to hear them... Maximus X/XI & Strix Motherboards (Z370/Z390), Zenith Extreme & Strix X399-E Motherboards, Crosshair VII & VIII Motherboards (X470 & X570), Tarjetas Gráficas GeForce Republic of Gamers, Tarjetas Gráficas Radeon Republic of Gamers. They have everything else buried under a menu option somewhere, so why not sound? asus crosshair v formula mb onboard sound volume is too low... had to disable the onboard sound and install my old SB X-fi card. Right-click on the [Speaker icon] ① which is located at the taskbar, then select [Open Volume mixer] ②.
I thought I'd reply just in case others stumble upon this thread like me. © ASUSTeK Computer Inc. All rights reserved. Use the slide bar to adjust the volume to increase or decrease for each application ③. If you connect TRRS earphone cable to ASUS LCD monitor 3.5mm earphone jack, you may hear some electronic white noise in the background via TRRS cable’s microphone input. Has any user found out the audio output is very low and no idea how to adjust it? I know this is a very old thread, but I was having a similar issue with a similar monitor (low volume via HDMI on Asus PA248) and this thread was the first one that popped up on google. Do you mean the sound output from the PG348Q's speakers? i ended up giving up the audio out from it.
Hello, welcome to ASUS Republic of Gamers Official Forum. get a good sound card and you'l be set. the out put wattage is only 3 watts on that monitor. You must log in or register to reply here. 1. . I have the same problem and am pairing it with an X-Fi, no fix, as this seems to be the nature of the monitor.
After I've been looking around the forum for different solutions for my problem and trying to find solutions in different forums I've not come to any conclusion. (with the cable having rca on one end and the 3.5mm the end). It's 3 times as loud... Is there a solution to get the onboard sound volume cranked up? http://www.station-drivers.com/telec...ivers.com).exe, http://www.creative.com/oem/products...re/x-fimb3.asp, Maximus X/XI & Strix Motherboards (Z370/Z390), Zenith Extreme & Strix X399-E Motherboards, Crosshair VII & VIII Motherboards (X470 & X570), Tarjetas Gráficas GeForce Republic of Gamers, Tarjetas Gráficas Radeon Republic of Gamers, Samsung 960 evo 1tb m.2/Mushkin Reactor 1tb ssd, AMD Radeon R9 Gamer Series 2400MHz (2x8GB) R9316G2401U2K, 2x150 RMS Bumbers on a Yamaha Amplifier (2x100 RMS). JavaScript is disabled.
Hello everyone. Click the mute icon again to turn on the volume. The problem is regardless of raising the volume to the max the sound is still too low. I have had alot of LCD monitors with built in sound and the sound is very often very low and of course terrible quality. I finally solved the low sound issue on Asus G60VX - RBBX05!!!!!
It may not display this or other websites correctly. If the application’s volume icon is , it means that is in mute mode currently. This is my first big monitor and I am happy with it but I am not sure I got the sound settings right. I recently got the ASUS PG348Q for my ASUS G752VM. Hello, welcome to ASUS Republic of Gamers Official Forum.
If you connect TRRS earphone cable to ASUS LCD monitor 3.5mm earphone jack, you may hear some electronic white noise in the background via TRRS cable’s microphone input. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
Contacted ASUS and never got any reply, and retailer told me the warranty period is over ( it's just 2 months old !! Here is how to fix it. In my case, the solution was extremely simple (and I felt really dumb when I figured it out): Makes sense man! Now this laptop is perfect! ). I've boosted my mic with the microphone booster to 30db to compensate the usual low sound but at the result of a low quality. 3.5mm earphone jack (black color) at ASUS LCD monitors support TRS connector/ cable. In general the sound is low for all the programs/games except for the spotify web player. I know this is a very old thread, but I was having a similar issue with a similar monitor (low volume via HDMI on Asus PA248) and this thread was the first one that popped up on google. We recommend you use 3.5mm TRS earphone cable.
connected the game console audio to the computer speakers directly and sounds good. Before I contact ASUS directly i ask everyone here if anyone is experiencing the same problem.