So I've never used any of the light-weight gaming notebooks like your GL62M 7RD. Nowadays, you'd buy one of the GT83VR models to get an equivalent. It was one of the original big bad boys-MSI's flagship gaming notebook. My MSI experience is only with one notebook, a GT80 2QE Titan that I purchased about 2-1/2 years ago.
#Boom 3d replace nahimic pro
I've been working in the pro sound industry since the early 1980s (sound reinforcement, live-sound mixing, recording, system design, teaching and so on). If you want to use Sound Blaster software, you must add a compatible external sound device and this will force you to use external speakers as well (or headphones).
#Boom 3d replace nahimic software
The short answer is: There is NO Sound Blaster software for the built-in sound system inside your model notebook.
#Boom 3d replace nahimic install
So shortly after that I re-installed Nahimic, because at least it's better than stock Realtek in my opinion.Īnd if my laptop is able to support any good Sound Blaster, like X-Fi MB5 or something, then how do I get rid of my current Realtek and Nahimic installations so I can hopefully, maybe, possibly install Sound Blaster X-Fi MB5? (or Sound BlasterX 720? if it's better) (or maybe even something else that's even better than both of these Sound Blaster versions?)
Some more potentially useful information: someone I know has removed the MSI bloatware I guess, and made me able to fully use my hard disk instead of only a smaller part of it, (I don't know how he did it though, so don't expect me to know how he did it) and with what he did to my laptop, Nahimic also got removed. So yeah, another question i'm having: Is Sound Blaster X-Fi MB5 even compatible with the MSI GL62M 7RD? This version of Realtek came with the Nahimic install package, and I actually also have the option to delete Nahimic in my list of programs.Īnd if my laptop is able to support any good Sound Blaster, like X-Fi MB5 or something, then how do I get rid of my current Realtek and Nahimic installations so I can hopefully, maybe, possibly install Sound Blaster X-Fi MB5? (or Sound BlasterX 720? if it's better) (or maybe even something else that's even better than both of these Sound Blaster versions?)Īnd please recommend me the one Sound Blaster that has the highest quality sound in your opinion, so I hope to get the best choice possible! So, during the re-install, I had to install a version of Realtek that was compatible with Nahimic audio effects. So shortly after that I re-installed Nahimic, because at least it's better than stock Realtek in my opinion.
Some more potentially useful information: someone I know has removed the MSI bloatware I guess, and made me able to fully use my hard disk instead of only a smaller part of it, (I don't know how he did it though, so don't expect me to know how he did it) and with what he did to my laptop, Nahimic also got removed. So yeah, another question i'm having: Is Sound Blaster X-Fi MB5 even compatible with the MSI GL62M 7RD? I've never used any Creative Soundblaster audio programs, because I'm new to MSI products, but it's probably true that it's better.Īs alot of of the newer gaming notebooks have Nahimic built in, I wanted to ask this question. I did some more browsing and i've seen alot of other old posts of people who discussed the same thing.
Hi, so, sorry if this is gonna sound stupid, but I have recently stumbled across an old post of someone complaining that Nahimic is rubbish compared to Creative Sound Blaster Cinema 2.
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