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GPU or PSU noise

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Hi,

I have just built a new system and I've noticed that one of the components is generating quite annoying noise during gaming. I suspect it's graphics card but is it possible for the GPU fan to do this because while in game it is under more load?

PSU - Corsair TX 750 V2
GPU - Asus GTX 560Ti TOP

I don't have another GPU to try it and I am not sure how to test it. 3d mark won't run on integrated GPU (even 2001 version). Any ideas?
 
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It's the GPU. I figured it out by downloading smartdoctor and changing the fan speed manually. if it's over 50% the noise is just unbearable - like having a hair dryer next to you. :/

I invested in case, silver arrow to have a quiet system and GPU is letting me down. I will try to return it and in the meantime, what do you recommend? Is it better to just go with GTX 570 instead of the overclocked 560Ti?
 
Just to be clear copue69 - I changed the fan speed manually while in Windows, set it to high to see if it's the same sound :)

So what is considered a sefe working temp while in game?
 
Looks like it gets to 70 degrees in game with 50% fan speed and the noise is really annoying. I would prefer not to go above this temp. The card is going back, need to start looking for something else.
 
not sure what to do - is there a big difference in noise levels between for example msi and asus?
Maybe I shlould get MSI GeForce GTX 560 Ti Twin Frozr II ??
 
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