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GPU Fan Making loud Spinning Noise
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Brantyn Gerik
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take the card out and take a good look at it to see if there is a physical defect on the fans (missing blade, really loose fan, ect.)
Brantyn Gerik
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If it sounds more like a hair dryer, then this is normal, as when gaming gpu's get hot and need the fan to spin up to cool them down which can sometimes get quite loud depending on the card.
the new 290x with a reference cooler at max fan speed is louder than a standard hair-dryer at the high setting as a reference
the new 290x with a reference cooler at max fan speed is louder than a standard hair-dryer at the high setting as a reference
Brantyn Gerik
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well you have it set to show min temps rather than max temps, but those idle temps are normal, and max temps should be kept below 85c
the sound however is normal
the sound however is normal
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