Iām on vilboz14 (Lenovo IdeaPad 3 14APO6) with AMD 3015ce cpu and emmc memory on Windows 11.
Has anyone here experienced a bug where like 1 out of every 10 times audio starts, the built in speakers go into shock and start playing glitched sound at max volume? Iāve installed all the drivers from Coolstarās windows guide. Can provide a vid if anyone is interested.
Iām kinda scared to even debug this, worried that the speakers will blow, like with the max98357a
Edit: what I mean by āstart playing glitched sound at max volumeā is NOT that this glitch only happens when I set the volume slider to 100%, but that without any reason it starts playing super loud glitchy noises.
So far Iāve been able to reproduce this bug when playing sound only on firefox, which seems pretty strange. Edit: It also happened when I started Grand Theft Auto 3.
Maybe the bug is wide-spread but everyone is using chrome or chromium-based browsers. It happens both on Windows 11 and 10.
If someone wants to try to reproduce this bug:
install firefox browser, (pause any other audio, like an mp3 player in the background)
go to youtube and start watching a video until you hear audio coming out
click on a suggested video, until you hear audio
click on another suggested video, and so on
repeat dozen or so times, the speakers will eventually glitch and instead of playing audio they will screech loudly.
Iāve solved the issue on my machine. I think this bug will only happen on chromebooks with the AMD 3015ce cpu.
Problem:
AMD 3015ce cpu/apu is not recognized by the AMD Software Installer and will not install a gpu driver by itself, so you will have to do it manually through Device Manager. Fine, thatās not difficult, the problem is that you need to choose a very specific version of the driver, otherwise you will have this intermittent audio bug.
What worked for me(This is intended only for 3015ce chromebooks):
Try to install the driver, it will error out due to āunsupported hardwareā
Open Device Manager, right click your gpu (it will be in āDisplay adaptersā), press āUpdate driverā > āBrowse my computer for driversā > āLet me pick from a listā¦ā > āHave Diskā¦ā > āBrowseā and navigate to C:/amd/amd-software-installer/packages/drivers/display/WT6A_INF , press open or double click u0403852.inf, press ok.
IMPORTANT: From the list choose the 2nd āAMD Radeonā¢ Graphicsā device, NOT something else like āVega 3 Mobile Graphicsā, choosing the wrong driver at this stage seems to be the cause of this bug.