Help i have recently purchased atp3 & my problem is thati can't control bass through knob on speaker. however i had tested it on my seller's computer & it worked just fine. is it due to motherboard. mine is XFX nforce 680i LT SLI. it has 8.1 highh definition onboard

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Maybe you should check the configuration of your built-in sound card.

Posted on Jul 05, 2007

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