The sound drivers aren't actually the issue even though disabling them acts as a quick fix. some warranty, huh?Īfter speaking to Sony again (I had given up for a few weeks) I finally found a tech who was actually willing to research the issue and he has found the same problem before in this model and is 99.9% sure that the problem is a failing processor.
Sony has now started blaming me or the games for the issues and told me that it will be nearly impossible to get it replaced with a new one. Starting to think that I'm stuck with a 1400 "media" laptop that can't play games that my 6 year old PC can run flawlessly. There is also no option in the NVIDIA Control Panel to change its audio settings, so I guess I'll try just uninstalling the drivers and seeing if that helps at all.Įdit: After uninstalling the NVIDIA sound drivers I was had graphical and audio stuttering, and upon restarting Windows automatically reinstalled the drivers.
The only other option I have is "Realtek Digital Output(Optical)", but I lose all sound when I choose that as my default device. Sorry to those who mentioned my network being the issue, I should have mentioned that this happens with both online and offline games, and I've tested the laptop on two different networks and found the same issues.ĭavcon I believe that I have drivers installed for NVIDIA High Definition Audio (they appear in my device manager), although my playback device is set to the Realtek card and there is no option to even choose the NVIDIA sound as my playback device.
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