Realtek HD Audio Issue

Hello fellows,
Unfortunately I've been having problems with my Realtek HD Audio (includes THX TruStudio Pro and Dynaudio Premium Sound Technology) with my Windows 8 x64 MSI GT70 whenever I open up a game file and start playing for 1-2 minutes (WoW, Diablo III, SCII). I've tried all the different settings in the Audio Manager but it didn't help.
For WoW, I seem to have resolved most of the problem (an issue with the sound where makes clicking and buzzing noises) when I opened up the loading screen and chose to open it in 32-bit instead. Unfortunately, SCII or Diablo III don't have that option in the loading screen. For WoW, the problem is mostly gone but an occasional click here or there comes, a lot softer than before. Before, it was unbearable so I had to turn the sound off completely.
Anyone have suggestions to stop it for good? I'd appreciate the help. I've already reinstalled everything concerning the audio system, it says it is working properly, and I have the latest driver (also tried disabling THX) and the problem still arose after that. I've also tried to run the programs in compatability mode but that didn't work either. Everything else aside from games sound just fine. In any case, changing to the 32-bit helped with WoW. How can I do that for the others?
Cheers,
A
System specs:
MSI GT70 0ND-490NE
Operating system Microsoft Windows 8
CPU
Intel Core i7 (3rd gen.) 3630QM / 2.4 GHz
Quad core
64-bit Computing
Chipset Mobile Intel HM77 Express
Memory
RAM 8 GB
Maximum. RAM supported 32 GB
Technology DDR3 SDRAM
Speed 1600 MHz
Number of Outlets 4
Storage
Hard Drive 750 GB HDD / 7200 rpm
Interface Serial ATA-300
Optical drive DVD ± RW (± R DL) / DVD-RAM
Display
Type 17.3 "
LCD Backlight Technology LED backlight
Resolution 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
Widescreen Yes
Features Anti-glare
Audio & Video
Graphics Processor NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M - 2 GB GDDR5 SDRAM
Camera Integrated webcam
Audio speakers, subwoofer, microphone
Standards THX TruStudio Pro
Audio Features Dynaudio Premium Sound Technology, MSI Audio Boost
Communications
Wireless 802.11n, Bluetooth 4.0
Network Interface Gigabit Ethernet
Ethernet controller Killer E2200 Intelligent Networking

Thanks for the suggestions. Even with the default sound driver, I still experience the problem. I contacted MSI and they think it may be a hardware issue. That was the only thing they said. I have my doubts, however. If it was a hardware problem then why don't I have any audio problems when playing music or watching videos?
Anyone have any other ideas? I really don't want to send the computer away, going through that effort and then to find out that it wasn't a hardware problem after all

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