C1e etc are all disabled. balanced is on. typing this now its making the noise. ive minimized COD:MW3 single player once i go back into the game its stops.
its ******* annoying. lol
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i7 920 overheating
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C1e etc are all disabled. balanced is on. typing this now its making the noise. ive minimized COD:MW3 single player once i go back into the game its stops.
its ******* annoying. lol
try disabling eist,but then the cpu wont throttle which is the whole point,its not doing it when gaming cos cpu is running at full clocks and not throttling
try with c3/c6 disabled first if still doing it try eist disabled,only way to cure it completely is buy a diff psu,i can point you to one that doesnt make the noise as ive gone through all this with my mb/psu
you can go back to using a fixed voltage again but again cpu will run full speed/voltages all the time
try with c3/c6 disabled first if still doing it try eist disabled,only way to cure it completely is buy a diff psu,i can point you to one that doesnt make the noise as ive gone through all this with my mb/psu
you can go back to using a fixed voltage again but again cpu will run full speed/voltages all the time
would my PSU cause back of CPU socket to make a noise?
my PSU is the Cooler Master Real Power M850.
yes it can come from cpu,psu or gpu,but its deffinatly the power saving thats causing it
just google gigabyte motherboard squeal and you will see its common problem, on all makes of motherboard not just gigabyte
just google gigabyte motherboard squeal and you will see its common problem, on all makes of motherboard not just gigabyte
all power saving features to my knowledge are disabled.
are there other power saving features in the bios that aren't in the advanced CPU features section. that section has options to disable hyperthrerading etc.
no its just eist, c3/c6 and c1e
disabling just c1e reduced my noise a lot,but i was using a cheapo psu at the time so it could have been that,ive got a new mb now though and a different psu and no noise at all but i would put it down to psu as ive seen/helped other users on another forum with same problem
i need to email you really as i cant post here what psu i used,but it wasnt a big brand model or a cheapo,just middle of the road branded one
disabling just c1e reduced my noise a lot,but i was using a cheapo psu at the time so it could have been that,ive got a new mb now though and a different psu and no noise at all but i would put it down to psu as ive seen/helped other users on another forum with same problem
i need to email you really as i cant post here what psu i used,but it wasnt a big brand model or a cheapo,just middle of the road branded one
what sort of temps you getiing now m8? like that cooler.
here is a OC i did on my rig with H50 + P/P Apahes running 1000rpm.
Amb Room Temp 23c.
3.8Ghz i7 920 D0.. @1.212 bios -1.184 under load. 1.2 idel odd? lol
with 12GB - 6x2GB..
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1617280
been rock solid for 2years of 24/7 use in my anect fusion remote max case.. so only 120x2 on H50 with 140 out..
Amb Room Temp 23c.
3.8Ghz i7 920 D0.. @1.212 bios -1.184 under load. 1.2 idel odd? lol
with 12GB - 6x2GB..
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1617280
been rock solid for 2years of 24/7 use in my anect fusion remote max case.. so only 120x2 on H50 with 140 out..
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here is a OC i did on my rig with H50 + P/P Apahes running 1000rpm.
Amb Room Temp 23c.
3.8Ghz i7 920 D0.. @1.212 bios -1.184 under load. 1.2 idel odd? lol
with 12GB - 6x2GB..
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1617280
been rock solid for 2years of 24/7 use in my anect fusion remote max case.. so only 120x2 on H50 with 140 out..
Sounds like Vdroop from the bios. My EVGA board does it and there's an option in the bios to make sure it actually gives you the voltage you ask it too, without it drooping. I think it was the one thing stopping me hitting 4.4Ghz and 4.5Ghz under load properly...
could that be creating the noise I get? mine is at level 2 setting.