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Windows 10 X-Fi fatility pci vs asus supreme fx 2015 z170 Discussion in 'Computer Audio' started by the_real_7, Sep 8, 2015.

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Okay, so here is the problem

I have a older Motherboard (ASUS Rampage Formula 1 ... The Original) and I recently decided to install windows 8.1 on to the computer. Without doing any research I later discovered that this MOBO has NO drivers for Windows 8/8.1 ... I am trying to get my Supremefx II sound card (That came with the MOBO) to work. However there is no entry for the sound card in the Device Manager so it is not even being detected, and any drivers that I find (And try to run in compatibility mode) just say

The audio driver files do not support your hardware.

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Is there any way to get this driver to work?

Can i do .INI configuration changes, try Different Drivers. I really like windows 8 and I have no problem with windows 7 (I prefer 7 actually) but there is just no time to copy all of my files and install windows 7 ... I will if it is a last resort but I want to try everything I can before hand.

To clarify any confusion

I have already gone to the ASUS Website to get the drivers. If you go to this link (MOBO Support Page) and click the drop down menu there isn't any selection for windows 8/8.1. And as I said the windows 7 versions (I have 64 bit so just in case I tried both) give me that error message.

And as KEK suggested

Alternatively; locating driver files manually

Do you have a backup of of your old Win 7 install before upgrading to 8.1? Drivers should be located in %windir%system32DriverStore

I do have the old hard drive from the original windows 7 copy but I cant select the device (Supremefx II) in device manager because it doesn't even show up. The only audio devices are my Logitech G930s and My Graphics card (NVIDIA) HDMI port audio

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2 Answers

Have you tried installing the drivers from ASUS?
www.asus.com/Motherboards/RAMPAGE_FORMULA/HelpDesk_Download/

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The Audio driver says SoundMAX, but a thread at TomsHardware said it also resolved problems for Supremefix II.

Locating driver files manually

Do you have a backup of of your old Win 7 install before upgrading to 8.1?Drivers should be located in %windir%system32DriverStore

Open Device Manager, click on the device with missing driver (labeled with a yellow !), chose to install from a local source and point it to the DriverStore folder (and include subfolders). Device manager will find the drivers automatically.

Device Manager says there's no missing drivers; Locating the correct Supremefix device and reinstall correct driver

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According to your last Device manager picture, your computer doesn't even detect the Supremefix II device, OR somehow the 'NVIDIA High Definition Audio'-driver seems to be sufficient for the Supremefix.

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Since Device Manager says there's no problem, does the sound card work? Do you get any sound at all?

If not, continue on

We'll have to check all those NVIDIA High Definition Audio devices to see which one is actually the Supremefix II device.Double click on each of them and click on the Details tab. In the dropbox menu, choose Hardware Ids. We're looking for the device ID, see picture below.

In my picture it says DEV_0040, so the Device ID is 0040. Go to pcidatabase.com and type in the device ID in the upper right search bar. PCIDatabase will then tell you (most likely) which device this is.Do this for all the Nvidia devices, I suspect one of them must be the Supremefix II soundcard.

After you've found the correct one, you must right click that device and choose to Uninstall it. This will remove the drivers. Then click on the Refresh button in your Device manager (blue icon in the top, labeled Search for hardware changes).You should now see a device with a missing driver. Double click on this device, choose to install drivers from a local directory and point it to your Windows 7 backup (DriverStore folder as mentioned earlier).

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I am going to answer my own question for future users who stumble upon this.

This may apply to anyone who has:

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  • An Asus Rampage Formula MOBO (The Original) - Because this is the MOBO I have that had this problem.

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  • A motherboard that does not have an integrated soundcard BUT it comes with one to put in a expansion slot.

    1. Inspect your motherboard and take note of all expansion slots on theMOBO.

    2. Take into account any slots that are colored different (For exampleI have a PCIe slot closer to my CPU that is a matte black while allothers are a teal)

    3. Install the sound card (that did not work on the other PCIe slots)into the 'different' slot.

    4. Startup and install the drivers as normal. Drivers should installnormally!

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I believe the 'different' colored expansion slot is a dedicated slot for the soundcard!

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