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I got my first "high end" gpu installed today! (Like 15mins ago!) and it wine, coil wine.

 

I know it's been asked many times but is there any fix? It wined at the windows index thing. Is that normal? Is it dangerous???

 

 

Got the GTX 970 Strix and supernova G2...

 

I did read that it may need a "burn in" at the coils before they are used to the amps going thru them?

 

 

I need tips/ideas/help on this as a first timer :)

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I got my first "high end" gpu installed today! (Like 15mins ago!) and it wine, coil wine.

 

I know it's been asked many times but is there any fix? It wined at the windows index thing. Is that normal? Is it dangerous???

 

 

Got the GTX 970 Strix and supernova G2...

 

I did read that it may need a "burn in" at the coils before they are used to the amps going thru them?

 

 

I need tips/ideas/help on this as a first timer :)

no its not dangerous.. it happens with most cards. nothing to worry about. it does not show a defective card or danger

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The G2 is known to coil whine. That's all i know.

Ït's the GPU not the PSU :(

 

no its not dangerous.. it happens with most cards. nothing to worry about. it does not show a defective card or danger

 

So it's not going to break? That's good! Kinda.

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Ït's the GPU not the PSU :(

 

 

So it's not going to break? That's good! Kinda.

no it will be fine..

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For some reason when I enable adaptive vertical sync and alter a few other settings in my Nvidia control panel it stops the whine.

 

I tried that! I will see if it goes away. Do you know what settings you did change? 

 

no it will be fine..

 

Okay good... 

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I tried that! I will see if it goes away. Do you know what settings you did change? 

 

 

Okay good... 

 

See how you get on with enabling adaptive vsync, if not I will have a look at what I have, I can't remember specifically which stopped the whine without disabling things or maybe it was just coincidence.

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For some reason when I enable adaptive vertical sync and alter a few other settings in my Nvidia control panel it stops the whine.

 

I tried that! I will see if it goes away. Do you know what settings you did change? 

 

 

Okay good... 

 

The thing about it for some is, setting adaptive sync also acts like a frame limiter. It limits the number of frames your GPU spits out to the same amount as your monitor's refresh rate.

 

The coil whine "experience" for some systems occur when the GPU spits out an insane number of fps. So I don't know in your case, it might work, it may not. But it's worth a shot.

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Then "Let's start with the 'best budget GPU' and 'best budget CPU' that actually fits what I think is my budget."

Realizing my budget is a lot less, I work my way to "I think these new games will run on a cheap ass CPU."

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Setting Vsync worked! Kinda! It took it from wining to buzzing instead and that is kinda good... Because I made a whooole system with being silent/very quiet.

 

 

Is the buzzing okay then?  ^_^

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Setting Vsync worked! Kinda! It took it from wining to buzzing instead and that is kinda good... Because I made a whooole system with being silent/very quiet.

 

 

Is the buzzing okay then?  ^_^

yes... my card does it too : MSI GAMING 4G GTX 970

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Coil Whine is not dangerous,just very very annoying.I dont have any,but I heard how it sounds.You CAN try to RMA it,maybe theyll accept it and send you a new card(some manufacturers do,some dont.).You can also try to ''isolate'' the sound by doing some ''modding'' which I dont recomend.

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Setting Vsync worked! Kinda! It took it from wining to buzzing instead and that is kinda good... Because I made a whooole system with being silent/very quiet.

 

 

Is the buzzing okay then?  ^_^

Mine stopped after about a week.

During that week I set a systemwide FPS cap of 200fps in MSI Afterburners RTSS OSD, so game menu's and such don't give me 1000's of FPS making the card scream.

Vsync limiting your FPS is doing the same thing, but if you dont wanna use Vsync, use a frame limiter outside of Vsync.

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