Although this gives you the feeling that you're really getting deep down into your system, I'm still skeptical as to exactly how much difference they really make. Within each option in PC Booster 2008, you're given several sub-categories so for example, if you choose Optimize, you are given options for hard disk tweaks, network tweaks, memory tweaks etc. It's not entirely clear what the difference is between Autotune and Optimize and PC Booster 2008 developers could probably have combined these two functions into one but wither way, the result is that your system should run faster. If speed has been an issue, optimizing it will be better. So for example, if you've been suffering frequent crashes, you'll want to try and stabilize your machine. I want everything boosted equally.What's nice is that PC Booster 2008 gives you various options such as Optimize, Autotune, Stabilize, Customize and Benchmark your system. either aren't volume boosters, are how-to articles on obscure tech sites (that always recommend 'volume equalization', which again is not what I want), are softonic (and clones), or cost money.ĭo you know any volume booster that boosts everything? I don't need bass boosted specifically, or high frequencies boosted, etc. I literally can't use their special volume control keybinds, because I already have (non-negotiable) drivers that have their own volume control.Īnd most other Google results I got for any variation of 'windows volume control', 'windows volume mixer', 'windows volume boost', etc. Like, it tries extra hard to not let you control the volume from Windows. VoiceMeeter doesn't support the Windows volume control.

However, FxSound Enhancer only has a 'dynamic boost' (no thanks - doesn't amplify all sounds equally) or an equalizer that only works above 110Hz. My ideal solution would be to do something like what DFX/FxSound Enhancer does, which is to have a virtual audio device set as the default playback device, and an application takes audio sent to that device, and just sends a louder version to my actual speakers. I need help finding a sane volume booster that boosts all frequencies (including the very low ones, <40Hz).

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