Windows 10: My audio makes a buzz sound and crashes when I game

When there is a lot of things happening in game, my audio makes a buzz *brzzzt* sound and then crashes, game is still running fine but there is no audio and videos/livestreams on my browser goes black or refreshes.


Information:
Game: Fallout 76

ASUS ROG STRIX GL503VD

i5-7300HQ

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 4gb

16gb ram

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Buzzing Sound Occasionally in-game making game sound very low even in 100% volume.

Hi,

There is a buzzing sound only when I play game which glitches my whole laptop (MSI ge62 6qd Apache pro with Windows 10 64 bits). When the buzzing sound happens, the audio of my game become so low and sometimes even cut the whole audio of the game only. It
is not an issue with the game.

There is no error message or whatsoever. I use Realtek HD audio driver but it is weird that I do not have the Enhancement tab in my sound properties like other people.

Troubleshoots tried already:

- Unistalled sound driver,

- Tried to change the sound frequency in advanced tab in sound properties. (is currently on 24 bit, 48000 Hz (studio Quality)),

- Scanned computer for possible viruses.

Thanks,

Jason

 

Realtek HD Audio buzzing

Hi,

To properly address this issue, we would like to get more details about the buzzing sound on your computer.

• Does it still buzz even if you put it in low volume?
• Were there any changes made prior to this issue?

Let's run the audio troubleshooter to help us find and fix the issue. Follow the steps provided in

Fix sound problems.

Update us with the result.

Regards.

 

Continuous audio buzzing but with sound!

My Toshiba had similar problems and I tried every suggestion I could trawl from the net - nothing worked!
My laptop has nVidia/Intel graphics and Realtek sound, and the continual buzz and lag on video was driving me nuts. This was no problem in Windows 7, I even reverted for a while and the issues went away.
Anyway, yesterday I was hunting on the Intel forum and someone mentioned the Intel Display Audio. This is to produce HD sound when the HDMI port is used to connect another device. In my case, it is connecting a Samsung monitor, with NO speakers. I decided to disable the Intel Display Audio in Device Manager (note, disable, not uninstall), and BINGO, buzzing gone, lag gone, stutter gone. I guess plugging-in the monitor told the system to use the Display Audio, but it was conflicting with the Realtek system sound. I really hope this helps someone.