So the gist is, I upgraded from a GTX 1060 to a EVGA RTX 2080ti. Originally I had a 600w basic EVGA PSU with only one split 6+2 VGA power cable. I was having artifacting and crashing on the RTX card within a day or two of getting it. I read they recommended 2 cables for the card instead of a split. Since my PSU didn't have that, I decided to upgrade. Now I have an EVGA Supernova G5 1000w Gold Plus. I just decided to go overkill. I still had problems with the card and did an RMA. In the couple of weeks it took to ship and receive the next card, I reverted back to the 1060. Never had any problems with it. Today I got my new RTX, and all seems well, but I noticed when using it I seem to have a coil whine (a term I never heard of until looking this problem up) and it's definitely coming from the power supply. It occurs more the higher fps I run a game at. So if I drop a game to 30fps, it's way quieter than 100fps. When I'm not in a game it's silent. The card hasn't had any issues yet, but I thought I would ask, is coil whine like this something to worry about? Should I RMA the power supply as well?
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.