Hi, I've got problem with my gtx 760 2gb oc. 2 days ago i changed my old cpu and mobo (1055t and ma770t-ud3) to intel i5 4690k and asrock pro 4 z97. When I ran world of tanks (all settings max v sync turned on) my card started buzzing(it was not loud). Before I changed cpu and mobo I noticed buzzing only 2 times (when i got 1200 fps+ in witcher 2 cutscenes it was very loud and when i ran borderlands pre-sequel without frame limit it reached around 120 but it wasnt so loud as before[1200 fps]). It's not fans fault I set them 80% and 100% and didnt hear buzzing. Card is 3 months old. Is is possible to fix that problem? Sorry for my bad English
msi gtx 760 oc 2gb buzzing
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cowboydude99
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Sure - download MSI Afterburner and install it.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/msi-afterburner-beta-download.html
Once installed, open the program.
Once opened, look at the sliding bars. Move the clock rate bar to minus 'x' (x = your gpu clock rate minus the his number to get to 1100.
If you don't know the clock number, download and run GPU-Z.
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
That PSU is most likely the reason you're hearing the humming.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/msi-afterburner-beta-download.html
Once installed, open the program.
Once opened, look at the sliding bars. Move the clock rate bar to minus 'x' (x = your gpu clock rate minus the his number to get to 1100.
If you don't know the clock number, download and run GPU-Z.
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
That PSU is most likely the reason you're hearing the humming.
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What series is the Chieftec?
3 years old is old for a low end PSU - in my opinion... but I don't know if yours is low end or not.
3 years old is old for a low end PSU - in my opinion... but I don't know if yours is low end or not.
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Well that unit is a midrange unit.
The reason I said it could be the PSU is because it sounds like you're describing coil whine. It may just be the GPU. You shouldn't hear it with Vsync on though.
The reason I said it could be the PSU is because it sounds like you're describing coil whine. It may just be the GPU. You shouldn't hear it with Vsync on though.
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