Buzzing noise from speakers when gaming (VN7-593G)

Hello everyone!

I own an Acer Aspire V Nitro 15 Black Edition for about 2.5 years now and after 2 years it started to give buzzing noises from the speaker when I'm playing GPU heavy games (like Tom Clancy's Division 2, GTA5 and even CS:GO). Normally when I use it the problem doesn't appear. The laptop has been cleaned out 2 times since I got it and my temperatures are relatively low (compared to before it has been cleaned out). My CPU temperatures was 92-100 °C, now it's 78-82 °C when I'm gaming, my GPU temps are about 76 °C (when the buzzing starts).

The buzzing is not consistent, it slowly starts to grow and after quitting it will fade away in about 2 minutes.

Some fun facts:
- League of Legends runs on the highest settings without any problems
- vSync can limit or even make the problem go away with some games

Thanks in advance for your help!

Accepted answers

IVAN_PC

Hi,

Check the chipset and sound drivers, replace them with the official ones or update them.

Regards.

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IVAN_PC

Hi,

Check the chipset and sound drivers, replace them with the official ones or update them.

Regards.

Pepyta

Tried a clean install of windows, with drivers that came with the DVD and even with the ones on acer's official website, but didn't help. After a half hour of gaming the noise came back.

Here are some details:
- noise only coming from only the left speaker (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLKoFmJO2mQ)
- if a just mute the speakers the noise doesn't go away, but after i disable it in device manager it will instantly disappear. The problem is that with it I can't use my headphones.

Workaround i found: usage of bluetooth headphone or using my external microphone's audio output, but i'm still courious if there is a fix for the laptop speaker to be disabled without disabling the jack output

P.S.: Ivan_PC's answer didn't solve it so please don't mark it as accepted answer

fossil

I have the same issue, only thing that worked is removing the bad speaker. I had problems with my left speakers, so i cut the bad one. Now i have problems with the right ones. I need to find which one is at fault and remove it as well. I looked for replacements, sadly no luck.

denhearn

I see a lot of people saying they have an audio buzz but see no solutions. I'm new here, so I suspect I'm not searching correctly. Thanks in advance if you can help!

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