Still, it's prefereable to a system which never sleeps. But the 3D positional audio is not as precise. Sound quality is almost as good, thanks to ASUS' excellent engineering. So far, I'm simply using the built-in Realtek solution for my Sennheiser 363D's via front-panel output. But it apparently takes some time to fix.
I've reported this issue to them some time ago, and they said they could reproduce the issue and that R&D was looking into it. The system will go to sleep according to the Power Plan Change the default Playback device from Headphones (SupremeFX Hi-Fi) back to Speakers Click on the SupremeFX OFF.cmd file on the desktopĢ. (The system will NOT sleep while the ASUS SupremeFX Hi-Fi Service process (SvAuxSrv.exe) is running)ġ. (right click Realtek HD Audio Manager - Audio Devices in the System Tray) Change the default Playback device from Speakers to Headphones (SupremeFX Hi-Fi) Click on the SupremeFX ON shortcut on the desktopĢ. When you want to use the SupremeFX Hi-Fi DAC,ġ. Save the file on the desktop and name it "SupremeFX OFF" Right click on the desktop and open a New-Text Document and enter the following line: Point it to C:\Program Files (x86)\ASUS\SupremeFX_Hi-Fi\SvAuxSrv.exeģ. Create a shortcut on the desktop and name it "SupremeFX ON". Disable SupremeFX Hi-Fi by using Task Manager, Startup tab and right clicking on ASUS SupremeFX Hi-Fi ServiceĢ. I have refined my workaround for the SupremeFX Hi-Fi preventing sleep on Windows 10 Rampage V Edition 10 motherboard.ġ.
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