How to have a fixed GPU overclock to eliminate coil whine

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Ruben Cleenewerck

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You can get coil whine (which is a sort of buzzing to a sort of electrical screaming wich is also called electrical noise) this is because the coils (i thought it was the coils) have to switch rapidly between diffrent currents. Not everyone has this or can hear because of their fan, but i don't have a fan because i watercool. The coil whine starts when their is a mid to high load on my gpu.
 
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