Quote Originally Posted by Rannzyr View Post
For those with RealTek chipsets on their motherboard you can get a marginal improvement by installing the latest drivers for your sound chip.

It still happens but in my anecdotal experience it is less severe, however your mileage may vary.
https://www.realtek.com/en/component...odecs-software

What it sounds like is happening is the new spatial sound engine is processing some kind of after effects on the sounds. in single instances this is fine, however it seems like the FX series has an issue with processing these sounds, either its cache is too small or some quirk of its architecture. either way this is unacceptable, you should have the choice to revert back to the old sound engine, they keep in DX9 after all and literally nobody uses that anymore.

I hope Immerse gave them a heavy bag of money.
Two or three days ago, I installed a Virtual Audio Cable to take over instead of using RealTek (whose drivers I keep up to date, anyway). The only difference was that instead of choppy audio garbage, the sound would constantly mute out. Not an improvement.