DTS sound - really? Triton 500

My Triton 500 claims it's got 'DTS-X Ultra' for 'immersive gaming audio'.

How is this claim made? The laptop speakers are quite bad for a laptop of this price bracket, and definitely don't delivery sound of any kind of good quality - it's tinny, lacks bass and depth. Is there something special I have to do to obtain the 'DTS' quality?

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the laptop otherwise - it's just that the sound is quite underwhelming.

I just put it down to Acer thinking people will connect it to external speakers or headphones, as gamers tend to do anyway, but I would like to understand the DTS claim.

Thread was edited to add model name to the title

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Leostat

Its for an audio processor which is installed rather than the speakers

When you plug headphones it it should give you the option for enabling it with a pop up or if you right click the speaker icon you should be able to select spacial sound

. Its something you normally have to pay for per laptop so it being included is a nice to have as it makes a huge diffence in games i find!

dinosm

Oh ok, so it only applies to headphones connected in the laptop's mini-jack?

I have SteelSeries so I guess I won't be using it then.

Thank you for the clarification

Leostat

Im not 100% sure if it also applies to USB headsets, you could check to see if it gives you an option when you plug it in. Gives you a bit better quality audio, and improves directional "stuff" i find

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