Model: MoBo Gigabyte X470 Issue: Stuttering and skipping audio Version: X470

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Model: MoBo Gigabyte X470 Issue: Stuttering and skipping audio Version: X470

Model: MoBo Gigabyte X470 Issue: Stuttering and skipping audio Version: X470

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Mor7e
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12-08-2018, 01:02 PM

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The motherboard is a Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming Ultra. The CPU is an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X. Occasionally, while using video, audio, streaming, or saving files, the sound quality stutters or skips, making it hard to follow. It feels like the pause function has been repeatedly pressed hundreds of times in just a few milliseconds. The noise resembles a buzzing that sounds robotic, similar to an electric razor or a device pressed against your throat. This issue is really frustrating. I’ve sought advice online but don’t know which BIOS version to switch to. My current BIOS is dated January 25, 2019, while newer versions exist. I’m unsure whether upgrading to the latest one or another newer release would help. I can’t find clear instructions on making this decision. Is this a problem specific to this model, or could it be related to drivers? Thanks for your help!

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Mor7e

12-08-2018, 01:02 PM #1

The motherboard is a Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming Ultra. The CPU is an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X. Occasionally, while using video, audio, streaming, or saving files, the sound quality stutters or skips, making it hard to follow. It feels like the pause function has been repeatedly pressed hundreds of times in just a few milliseconds. The noise resembles a buzzing that sounds robotic, similar to an electric razor or a device pressed against your throat. This issue is really frustrating. I’ve sought advice online but don’t know which BIOS version to switch to. My current BIOS is dated January 25, 2019, while newer versions exist. I’m unsure whether upgrading to the latest one or another newer release would help. I can’t find clear instructions on making this decision. Is this a problem specific to this model, or could it be related to drivers? Thanks for your help!