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Steam's game recording update added a new microphone device to windows called "Steam Streaming Microphone". In its properties, Advanced tab, the Default Format is 1 channel, 32 bit, 44100Hz. My pc has all devices using a frequency of 48000Hz, so I chose the same format as my physical mic: 2 channel, 24 bit, 48000Hz.
The important thing here is just match the Hz to whatever your system is using for the majority of its devices and that should get rid of the desync mic clips/pops
For the record, changing the frequency in my mic settings did nothing. No fan in my room. No other fixes suggested did anything to help.