IF your RAM is running faster than 3200 speeds.

What speed is your system RAM running at? (Task Manager>Performance>Memory) Make sure your Windows install is up to date Make sure you have latest GPU drivers installed from AMD.com Make sure you are running separate power cables to each power input on your GPU Make sure you have the latest AM4 Chipset drivers installed from AMD.com Here is an excellent list for troubleshooting by sure your motherboards BIOS is up to date If that doesn't fix it, please post your PC configuration including Power Supply watts and then you can look at further diagnosis. Then reboot and install the latest drivers, if you still have problems install the 21.11.3. The first thing to try, use AMD Cleanup Utility or DDU in safe mode. I'm currently running older drivers 21.11.3 and have fixed my problem for now.

It's frustrating, hopefully you can find a fix. What the heck kind of joke is this? This is completely unacceptable and incredibly disappointing by AMD. If I want to go back to gaming, I have to go back to device manager and re-enable that display adapter. So every time that I want to work on my audio, I have to disable that display adapter and deal with the massive screen tearing. To solve my crackling and popping issue, all I have to do is go into Device Manager, go under Display Adapters, then Disable 'AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT.' That instantly fixes all of the audio crackling issues, but introduces massive screen tearing because it's using a generic Microsoft driver from a long time ago. I am using a brand new PC running a Ryzen 7 5700G CPU with an integrated Radeon RX 6700 XT graphics card.

I TRIED EVERYTHING!īut I finally pinpointed the problem: the display adapter driver. I've tried disabling C-states in BIOS, I've tried different USB ports, different USB cords, tried enabling MSI Mode for all of my PCI and Audio drivers, tried installing the latest drivers manually through device manager, tried installing older drivers all the way to version 19, etc. I have tried SO MANY different things, from changing my BIOS settings, to changing my RAM speed, to changing my voltage settings, to uninstalling audio drivers, ANYTHING you can think of. I have been troubleshooting this issue for about 40+ hours now. This is a brand new PC that I bought two days ago. I have a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Solo Gen 3 interface hooked up to two studio monitors and I have been experiencing clicking and popping (when resizing browser windows and other windows such as the Focusrite Control software) while any audio is playing in the background. I just created an account to post a reply here.

Audio crackling