EVGA Black 2080ti fans toooooo noisy

[Camelsmaycry]

Hey 

 

Ive been gaming alot lately on my PC and realized that the gpu has been running the fans alot and its starting to annoy me 

 

Any suggestions on a third party cooler such as a AIO hybrid

[Optane^]

3 minutes ago, Camelsmaycry said:

Hey 

 

Ive been gaming alot lately on my PC and realized that the gpu has been running the fans alot and its starting to annoy me 

 

Any suggestions on a third party cooler such as a AIO hybrid

How loud could they possibly be that you hear them over gamesound or something? Sounds like something is wrong, rather than noisy fans.

[Camelsmaycry]

1 minute ago, Optane^ said:

How loud could they possibly be that you hear them over gamesound or something? Sounds like something is wrong, rather than noisy fans.

No its normal fan noise and temps are good 

 

its just that my older Gpu was the 980ti Evga hybrid so that fan noise was way less annoying.

[Optane^]

1 minute ago, Camelsmaycry said:

No its normal fan noise and temps are good 

 

its just that my older Gpu was the 980ti Evga hybrid so that fan noise was way less annoying.

I've got a 2080S with 3 fans and I cannot hear them during idle or even during gaming as soon as the headset goes on.

 

[Camelsmaycry]

2 minutes ago, Optane^ said:

I've got a 2080S with 3 fans and I cannot hear them during idle or even during gaming as soon as the headset goes on.

 

I dont usually use headsets (depends on the game) 

 

And I agree with headsets you dont hear anything but as soon as I play on regular speakers and fans run its annoying 

 

on Idle its perfect no noise at all

[LIGISTX]

11 minutes ago, Camelsmaycry said:

I dont usually use headsets (depends on the game) 

 

And I agree with headsets you dont hear anything but as soon as I play on regular speakers and fans run its annoying 

 

on Idle its perfect no noise at all

You can just adjust the fan curve manually. The card will get warmer, but it won't be as loud. Realistically, thats not an issue. It will run slightly slower since it sees warmer temps and will pull a little GPU clock back to reduce the heat, but depending on your resolution and if you have gsync (or freesync) or not, you wouldn't even notice anyways. 

 

Use MSI Afterburner to adjust the fan curve a bit.

[Camelsmaycry]

On 5/17/2020 at 8:17 PM, LIGISTX said:

You can just adjust the fan curve manually. The card will get warmer, but it won't be as loud. Realistically, thats not an issue. It will run slightly slower since it sees warmer temps and will pull a little GPU clock back to reduce the heat, but depending on your resolution and if you have gsync (or freesync) or not, you wouldn't even notice anyways. 

 

Use MSI Afterburner to adjust the fan curve a bit.

Thank you