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EVGA GTX 770 SC ACX - COIL WHINE

plutomok

i just picked up a used GTX 770 off kijiji

 

the card performs great however there is a horrible coil whine when loading into games and when quitting games

 

this is bad right?

Phenom II X6 1090T @3.6ghz , EVGA GTX 770 SC, 8GB Hyper-X ram, Adata SX900, WD Black, Corsair HX850, LG IPS234, Logitech G9x, Logitech X-230, Netgear R7000

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Limit FPS to 60 in MSI Afterburner and your issue is fixed

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That sucks dude. I got a Zotac GTX 770 4 Gb ...no coil whine at all, not 1 bit. I do limit my FPS anyways in games.....but it doesn't whine in benchmarks either.

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Limit FPS to 60 in MSI Afterburner and your issue is fixed

 

 

That sucks dude. I got a Zotac GTX 770 4 Gb ...no coil whine at all, not 1 bit. I do limit my FPS anyways in games.....but it doesn't whine in benchmarks either.

 

how do i limit the fps in afterburner? cant find the option anywhere

afterburner v 4.1.0 

rivatuner v6.3.0

Phenom II X6 1090T @3.6ghz , EVGA GTX 770 SC, 8GB Hyper-X ram, Adata SX900, WD Black, Corsair HX850, LG IPS234, Logitech G9x, Logitech X-230, Netgear R7000

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how do i limit the fps in afterburner? cant find the option anywhere

afterburner v 4.1.0 

rivatuner v6.3.0

Settings>On-Screen Display>More>FPS Limit set that to 60

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yea...what he said. Or 2x click on rivatuner and you'll see a zero in a box to the right, under custom3D support. Change that to anything you want. I run my monitor at 55 actually. Some games I still see tearing at 55....not sure why when benchmarks don't tear....very weird.

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Settings>On-Screen Display>More>FPS Limit set that to 60

k found it

 

but limited to 60fps and i even turned down the settings in games just in case...and its still making the noise

 

edit: and yes when limited to 60fps i get a lot of tearing

Phenom II X6 1090T @3.6ghz , EVGA GTX 770 SC, 8GB Hyper-X ram, Adata SX900, WD Black, Corsair HX850, LG IPS234, Logitech G9x, Logitech X-230, Netgear R7000

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k found it

 

but limited to 60fps and i even turned down the settings in games just in case...and its still making the noise

 

edit: and yes when limited to 60fps i get a lot of tearing

well shit. my old 770 had coil whine too, it was bad

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I had bad coil whine with my EVGA GTX 780 SC, after 3 months of use it went away.  Perhaps yours will too after some burn in.

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I had bad coil whine with my EVGA GTX 780 SC, after 3 months of use it went away.  Perhaps yours will too after some burn in.

 

i bought this card second hand - its already been used

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and the guy i bought it off isnt responding so i think im screwed...and left with this shitty coil whine to deal with

Phenom II X6 1090T @3.6ghz , EVGA GTX 770 SC, 8GB Hyper-X ram, Adata SX900, WD Black, Corsair HX850, LG IPS234, Logitech G9x, Logitech X-230, Netgear R7000

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Coil whine is normal, usually not a problem if you play with headphones on

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