Topic: Grzzzzz /Squealing sound from a Gigabyte 5770 (Read 1132 times)
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Sounds like you hear a PWM controller singing, and probably because of a bad choke or cap.
I have a quite strange 5770. When it runs it creates some a repeated grzzz/squealing sound.
-It is not the fan. I hold the fan still for a brief moment the sound still there
-It is not the temperature, 50 or 60o the sound was still the same.
-It CHANGES together with the core clock! If the clock is 150Mhz, I still can hear the sound but the interval is longer. At 900Mhz the sound frequency increase rapidly. But it is just the frequency of the sound changes; loudness is still the same.
Do you have any idea what is that sound? How to fix it?
It might be the fan controller making the fan motor "sing" - unplug the fan from the circuit board and run the card, and see if massive silence ensues. -It is not the fan. I hold the fan still for a brief moment the sound still there
-It is not the temperature, 50 or 60o the sound was still the same.
-It CHANGES together with the core clock! If the clock is 150Mhz, I still can hear the sound but the interval is longer. At 900Mhz the sound frequency increase rapidly. But it is just the frequency of the sound changes; loudness is still the same.
Do you have any idea what is that sound? How to fix it?
I have a quite strange 5770. When it runs it creates some a repeated grzzz/squealing sound.
-It is not the fan. I hold the fan still for a brief moment the sound still there
-It is not the temperature, 50 or 60o the sound was still the same.
-It CHANGES together with the core clock! If the clock is 150Mhz, I still can hear the sound but the interval is longer. At 900Mhz the sound frequency increase rapidly. But it is just the frequency of the sound changes; loudness is still the same.
Do you have any idea what is that sound? How to fix it?
-It is not the fan. I hold the fan still for a brief moment the sound still there
-It is not the temperature, 50 or 60o the sound was still the same.
-It CHANGES together with the core clock! If the clock is 150Mhz, I still can hear the sound but the interval is longer. At 900Mhz the sound frequency increase rapidly. But it is just the frequency of the sound changes; loudness is still the same.
Do you have any idea what is that sound? How to fix it?
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