Audio cutout issue with Ryzen overclock

Product: Battlefield 1
Platform:PC
Summarize your bug Ryzen platform software overclock causing audio cutout issues in Battlefield 1.
How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Enable any amount of overclock on a Ryzen 7 processor via a software solution like Ryzen Master or the motherboard maker's own overclocking software. This does not occur when the processor is overclocked via the BIOS. The amount of overclock is irrelevant, whether it is 25Mhz or 800Mhz, nor the amount of voltage applied is irrelevant. The only condition that needs to be met is that some kind of overclock is applied to the CPU via software in Windows 10 (not tested under 7/8). EDIT: Since the BIOS updates from early 2018 onwards, it is irrelevant whether it is overclocked in BIOS or software, it is affecting users.
What happens when the bug occurs? The audio in BF1 will cutout intermittently. In the menus this will cause the background music to suddenly stop and a new track will start. The track could play for 1 second, 5 seconds, or more but randomly it will stop and a new track will start. During gameplay, environmental sounds will cutout constantly causing gaps in audio or completely missing gun sounds.
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In what game mode did the bug occur? Conquest
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 Since I first built my Ryzen system and discovered the bug, I've gathered information from others to confirm the bug and which platforms it affects. This bug occurs on any Ryzen 7 platform when either the Ryzen Master software or the motherboard makers control software is used to overclock the processor to any degree. When even a slight overclock is applied, audio will randomly stop in BF1. This overclock could be as little as 25Mhz, it doesn't matter how little or how much is applied, only that the overclock is applied via software in Windows 10. Testing has been conducted by several Ryzen owners across several brands of motherboards as well as different overclocking software provided by AMD or the motherboard manufacturer.

Testing has also been conducted on motherboards containing onboard Realtek ALC1220, ALC892 and actual audio cards, all exhibit the same issue in Battlefield 1.

To summarize:

• The overclock is performed by software (eg. Ryzen Master, Asus AS Suite, MS command center) will cause the issue
• The overclock performed in BIOS will NOT cause the issue. EDIT: BIOS overclocking is now causing issue for all users with latest BIOS on Ryzen
• The amount of overclock is irrelevant, a mere 25Mhz boost with no voltage will cause the problem
• This is not a "choppy audio" issue. The sounds actually cease playing by the engine indicated by the music in the menus constantly stopping and starting a new track
• This has been reported by gamer to be occurring in BF1, BF4, SW:BG and Inquisition. No other games have been reported to have this problem, only modern EA titles.

Discussion thread at Anandtech forums.

https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/ryzen-oc-battlefield-1-audio-issue.2501204/

Youtube video of issue

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si8Ns6t-n9s&t=14s