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GPU coil whine

GPU coil whine

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KingKollehga
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02-24-2023, 11:33 PM
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I'm experiencing problems with my GPU. It seems like coil whine is occurring, especially when the GPU is under load. I've already reported this to MSI for their insights. Additionally, I'm facing booting difficulties; the system frequently displays black screens and resets its motherboard settings back to defaults. I can confirm this by observing the LED indicators on my motherboard when the issue triggers. My temporary solution involves powering off the PC via the PSU (the power button isn't working), removing the GPU from the motherboard, taking out the battery, restarting everything again, and then it functions normally with the BIOS restored to my previous configuration. I've left an audio recording so you can hear the noise. My setup includes a Ryzen 1700 B450M gaming processor (1.x), a 950-watt PSU, MSI GT 1030 2GB passive LP OC graphics card, 32GB of Kingston RAM, and a 3600 HX436C18FB4K2/32 motherboard. I'm unsure if this configuration is supported but it still operates.
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KingKollehga
02-24-2023, 11:33 PM #1

I'm experiencing problems with my GPU. It seems like coil whine is occurring, especially when the GPU is under load. I've already reported this to MSI for their insights. Additionally, I'm facing booting difficulties; the system frequently displays black screens and resets its motherboard settings back to defaults. I can confirm this by observing the LED indicators on my motherboard when the issue triggers. My temporary solution involves powering off the PC via the PSU (the power button isn't working), removing the GPU from the motherboard, taking out the battery, restarting everything again, and then it functions normally with the BIOS restored to my previous configuration. I've left an audio recording so you can hear the noise. My setup includes a Ryzen 1700 B450M gaming processor (1.x), a 950-watt PSU, MSI GT 1030 2GB passive LP OC graphics card, 32GB of Kingston RAM, and a 3600 HX436C18FB4K2/32 motherboard. I'm unsure if this configuration is supported but it still operates.