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Steps to deal with coil whine

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Thanks for all the comments. I have experimented with undervolting with minimal effect on whine, although clearly there is scope to reduce power that way so I'll likely complete that exercise in order to optimise temps and consequent fan noise. After a bit of web searching I have come to the conclusion that my GPU is not whining any more than is typical so going the RMA route with the risk that the replacement might be worse seems a bad idea. But I think it's true that I need to reset my perspective back to gaming where as long as I get 60 FPS I'm fine - and when I v-sync'ed the 2 benchmarks to 60 FPS there was no whine...
 
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Thanks for all the comments. I have experimented with undervolting with minimal effect on whine, although clearly there is scope to reduce power that way so I'll likely complete that exercise in order to optimise temps and consequent fan noise. After a bit of web searching I have come to the conclusion that my GPU is not whining any more than is typical so going the RMA route with the risk that the replacement might be worse seems a bad idea. But I think it's true that I need to reset my perspective back to gaming where as long as I get 60 FPS I'm fine - and when I v-sync'ed the 2 benchmarks to 60 FPS there was no whine...


Having a 3090 and running it at 60fps is a bit like owning a Ferrari and doing 20mph on the motorway.
 
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