Annoying continuous "BZZZ" sound in a game from the GPU.

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SomethingLovely

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Hello,
Friday I received my new desktop PC from PCSpecialist, everything is fine, I did all the updates, installed everything I needed and everything runs smooth as long as I don't open my fav game.
I do some video editing also where I put the whole thing under a little bit of stress but doesn't make any sound.
My specs are: MB: Asus Crosshair HERO VIII, 32 GB RAM - 3200 Mhz, GPU - Gforce RTX 2080 TI - 11 GB, Samsung 970 EVO PLUS M.2.
I also play Star Citizen which requires more resources than the other game, but doesn't make any weird sound.
The other game is an action combat MMORPG, whenever I play it the GPU starts to make this weird "BZZZ" sound that is annoying and I can hear it through my headphones.
The temps when I play this MMORPG are 45-50 CPU, 50-65 GPU and 40-55 MB.
Should i call PC or is this something normal?
 
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SomethingLovely said:
Hello,
Friday I received my new desktop PC from PCSpecialist, everything is fine, I did all the updates, installed everything I needed and everything runs smooth as long as I don't open my fav game.
I do some video editing also where I put the whole thing under a little bit of stress but doesn't make any sound.
My specs are: MB: Asus Crosshair HERO VIII, 32 GB RAM - 3200 Mhz, GPU - Gforce RTX 2080 TI - 11 GB, Samsung 970 EVO PLUS M.2.
I also play Star Citizen which requires more resources than the other game, but doesn't make any weird sound.
The other game is an action combat MMORPG, whenever I play it the GPU starts to make this weird "BZZZ" sound that is annoying and I can hear it through my headphones.
The temps when I play this MMORPG are 45-50 CPU, 50-65 GPU and 40-55 MB.
Should i call PC or is this something normal?
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It’s called coil whine, and happens when the GPU is under load, the higher the load, the louder the whine.

Those temps look healthy though, nothing to worry about there.

I would log it with PCS, hopefully they’ll agree to send out a replacement card for you to fit yourself rather than having to send the whole thing back. See if you can get a recording of it making the noise, that will help them.
 
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