About a month ago I bought an Asus Strix 970. It makes practically no noise in Battlefield 4. It rarely makes noise in Dragon Age Inquisition. Only sometimes when I switch to desktop after a couple of hours of gaming. Which goes away while gaming.
Then when I play Farcry 4 as soon as I go into an ingame menu or a loading screen (this does not happen at the title screen) it erupts into some kind of Scandinavian Death Metal sound. Then while playing it just stays there. I'm talking about a sound audible from another room in the house. I stopped playing Far Cry 4 because of it. Turning on Vsync helps but the sound is still very audible. (And playing with Vsync on sucks)
If anybody has a solution to this please let me know, it's too late for me to RMA. I didn't think I had any coil whine since I played mostly games that were unaffected by it the first 3 weeks.
Currently thinking of upgrading my PSU or messing around with the voltage. I read it's possible to limit framerate without getting the vsync delay.
If anyone has advice I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
Then when I play Farcry 4 as soon as I go into an ingame menu or a loading screen (this does not happen at the title screen) it erupts into some kind of Scandinavian Death Metal sound. Then while playing it just stays there. I'm talking about a sound audible from another room in the house. I stopped playing Far Cry 4 because of it. Turning on Vsync helps but the sound is still very audible. (And playing with Vsync on sucks)
If anybody has a solution to this please let me know, it's too late for me to RMA. I didn't think I had any coil whine since I played mostly games that were unaffected by it the first 3 weeks.
Currently thinking of upgrading my PSU or messing around with the voltage. I read it's possible to limit framerate without getting the vsync delay.
If anyone has advice I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
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