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Vega runs loud (GPUZ pic in post)

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I have a blower style Vega 56 because I'm an idiot. I never overclocked anything. It comes at 1622 MHz out of the box. What are your suggestions for lowering the noise? Someone mentioned undervolting it. Should I undervolt it? I've never undervolted a card before so I'm not sure what I would need to do. Should I do it through MSI Afterburner or AMD's Wattman utility?  

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Lower the fan speed in MSI Afterburner. Then play a game or run a benchmark with temps on if temperature get's too high then increase the fan speed a bit, and repeat, if not then you're good.

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