AltieCorn

2 pin + 2 ground pins (EU Standard Grounded Socket) + NZXT s340 Elite + EVGA Supernova G3 650 After plugging it into a grounded socket (because the one it was in was apparently not grounded) It seems to be much better but not quite gone. From the best I can tell rn.. the grounding in my house really really sucks. I live with my parents in this old ass house (wired in the early 1930's). If I were to use the Ghetto way would I need to stick it into the ground? or just tape it to my floor..?

I have this strange buzz in my audio with only one exception... when I'm touching my case with my flat hands... for each side of the case I touch it reduces more noise.. it only works when my hands are touching it flat not when I'm touching it with bare metal in my hands also works best when touching the points where air flow comes out... WTF Not to mention it gets WORSE when I put my display port cable against it...

I have been considering that though I have to note that the on-board panel has an unique added noise (kinda like an old hard drive writing data kind of noise) that increases with GPU usage, while the front is much more bearable with a white noise like sound whenever audio is supposed to be playing (even when the volume is at 0%) combined with the back panel's scratching sound. The issues seem unique and unrelated. The PSU I'm using is the EVGA Supernova G3 Gold 650W

Yeah, I got it the Mobo and CPU together and ever since I have been having a hand full of noise issues... I'm just not sure if this is enough of a reason for RMA

Like the title explains. When ANY literally ANY of the following activities is happening I have unbearable audio background noise, coming through all (but one single audio-line-in port) ports even the front panel ones: -Loading a web page -Viewing a video -Having audio playing -5 Seconds after audio stopped playing -Any GPU Intensive task -Moving the mouse around (sometimes) -Typing something -Downloading something And my favorite: -SLIGHTLY AND RANDOMLY WHEN DOING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING What I tried: -Buying an external DAC (In which it is even MORE noticeable) -Reinstalling Windows -Uninstalling all unused Audio Drivers -Disabling exclusive usage of the audio device -Disabling all audio effects in the sounds panel -Installing a new PSU -Updating the BIOS -Reinstalling the sound drivers -Re-cable managing everything -Installing new sound drivers -Grounding the PC to a grounded outlet -Removing all devices except the Audio Device -New Case Fans (not related but just in the meantime) -New GPU (also not related but just in the meantime) Bought a new CPU(Ryzen 7 3700x) and MOBO(Gigabyte AORUS X570 Master) before it started. Could any of these two be the cause? And why? I'm seriously running out of options...

Like the title explains. When ANY literally ANY of the following activities is happening I have unbearable audio background noise, coming through all (but one single audio-line-in port) ports even the front panel ones: -Loading a web page -Viewing a video -Having audio playing -5 Seconds after audio stopped playing -Any GPU Intensive task -Moving the mouse around (sometimes) -Typing something -Downloading something And my favorite: -SLIGHTLY AND RANDOMLY WHEN DOING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING What I tried: -Buying an external DAC (In which it is even MORE noticeable) -Reinstalling Windows -Uninstalling all unused Audio Drivers -Disabling exclusive usage of the audio device -Disabling all audio effects in the sounds panel -Installing a new PSU -Updating the BIOS -Reinstalling the sound drivers -Re-cable managing everything -Installing new sound drivers -Grounding the PC to a grounded outlet -Removing all devices except the Audio Device -New Case Fans (not related but just in the meantime) -New GPU (also not related but just in the meantime) Bought a new CPU(Ryzen 7 3700x) and MOBO(Gigabyte AORUS X570 Master) before it started. Could any of these two be the cause? And why? I'm seriously running out of options...

Yeah if the GTX 1080 ti was remotely obtainable here I would've gone for it but sadly enough in the Netherlands, the GTX 1080 ti is just practically unobtainable for remotely decent pricing.

So I personally live in the Netherlands where we always get screwed over with higher prices and lower availability for GPU's compared to America. As of now the RTX 2080 Super costs around € 792,05 in the Netherlands (not to be found for any lower pricing and it will stay that way for a while) But you can get the RTX RTX 2080 for € 679,00. Now my question is: is the Super really a €113 performance improvement?