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Sonic Radar

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4.9 Sonic Radar Sonic Radar is a head-up display (HUD) designed for First Person Shooting (FPS) games, that shows the precise direction and intensity of where a sound is coming from. In-game sound including gunshots, footprints, voice call-outs, or even a ticking bomb, is visualized as radar signals on the Sonic Radar display - this provides you the advantage to know potential threats and act accordingly. Sonic Radar also features a sound enhancer that amplifies a desired frequency band and minimizes ambient noise to help make the sound more clear. • Sonic Radar is automatically installed when you install the Realtek Audio drivers for your ROG motherboard with SupremeFX. • To disable Sonic Radar, righ click on the Sonic Radar icon Sonic Radar. then select Disable 4.9.1 Main menu To launch Sonic Radar, go to the Desktop then click Start > All Programs > Sonic Radar > Sonic Radar or go to the taskbar then double-click . Click to exit Click to minimize window Click to show software information Sonic Radar display Shows the intensity and direction of where a sound is coming from. An identical display can be seen on your in-game screen. Game Detection Click to enable or disable automatic loading of optimum game preset depending on detected type of game launched. Radar Selection Click items to select which type of threat to show on the Sonic Radar Display 4-52 Advance Settings Click to configure the smoothness, opacity and position of Sonic Radar Display. Also, click if you wish to configure the shortcut keys. Game Presets Click to select optimal preset for your FPS game. Click to show or hide the Game presets Chapter 4: Software support Chapter 4

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Chapter 4: Software support
Chapter 4
4.9
Sonic Radar
Sonic Radar is a head-up display (HUD) designed for First Person Shooting (FPS) games,
that shows the precise direction and intensity of where a sound is coming from. In-game
sound including gunshots, footprints, voice call-outs, or even a ticking bomb, is visualized as
radar signals on the Sonic Radar display - this provides you the advantage to know potential
threats and act accordingly.
Sonic Radar also features a sound enhancer that amplifies a desired frequency band and
minimizes ambient noise to help make the sound more clear.
Sonic Radar is automatically installed when you install the Realtek Audio drivers for
your ROG motherboard with SupremeFX.
To disable Sonic Radar, righ click on the Sonic Radar icon
then select
Disable
Sonic Radar
.
4.9.1
Main menu
To launch Sonic Radar, go to the Desktop then click
Start
>
All Programs
>
Sonic Radar
>
Sonic Radar
or go to the taskbar then double-click
.
Sonic Radar display
Shows the intensity and direction
of where a sound is coming from.
An identical display can be seen
on your in-game screen.
Game Detection
Click to enable or disable
automatic loading of
optimum game preset
depending on detected
type
of game launched.
Radar Selection
Click items to select which
type of threat to show on the
Sonic Radar Display
Advance Settings
Click to configure the
smoothness, opacity and
position of Sonic Radar
Display. Also, click if you
wish to configure the
shortcut keys.
Game Presets
Click to select optimal
preset for your FPS
game.
Click to show or hide
the Game presets
Click to exit
Click to minimize window
Click to show software
information