Is my PC making a weird noise when I am playing games?

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Is my PC making a weird noise when I am playing games?

Is my PC making a weird noise when I am playing games?

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cmart592
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04-28-2026, 01:17 PM

#11

I just replaced my power supply with a 1050W Cougar 80 Plus Gold, but I'm having the exact same problem.

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cmart592

04-28-2026, 01:17 PM #11

I just replaced my power supply with a 1050W Cougar 80 Plus Gold, but I'm having the exact same problem.

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JDGUSA
Junior Member

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04-28-2026, 10:06 PM

#12

Press the power button again to enter BIOS. If it's not already set here, just hit reset. Then look for where you can pick a setting called "PCIe" or something similar and click on it. Change that number to "Version 3." Click save and then restart your computer.

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JDGUSA

04-28-2026, 10:06 PM #12

Press the power button again to enter BIOS. If it's not already set here, just hit reset. Then look for where you can pick a setting called "PCIe" or something similar and click on it. Change that number to "Version 3." Click save and then restart your computer.

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AlphaPlayZz
Junior Member

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05-04-2026, 02:56 AM

#13

Here is what went wrong, I under-volted my GPU and it worked okay for about fifteen twenty minutes. It seemed to work even better then, and now I will follow your instructions.

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AlphaPlayZz

05-04-2026, 02:56 AM #13

Here is what went wrong, I under-volted my GPU and it worked okay for about fifteen twenty minutes. It seemed to work even better then, and now I will follow your instructions.

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XxExotic_PvPxX
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05-09-2026, 05:33 PM

#14

Don't try to undervolt just yet because it's often unstable. You should make sure your power supply and motherboard are working well first. Then you can start making the change safely.

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XxExotic_PvPxX

05-09-2026, 05:33 PM #14

Don't try to undervolt just yet because it's often unstable. You should make sure your power supply and motherboard are working well first. Then you can start making the change safely.

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miknes123
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05-14-2026, 10:40 AM

#15

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miknes123

05-14-2026, 10:40 AM #15

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Wu_xj
Junior Member

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06-02-2026, 04:09 AM

#16

The drop in performance isn't going to be huge. Is everything still working smoothly after your BIOS update? Did you make sure to switch to the newest non-beta release instead of an old one?

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Wu_xj

06-02-2026, 04:09 AM #16

The drop in performance isn't going to be huge. Is everything still working smoothly after your BIOS update? Did you make sure to switch to the newest non-beta release instead of an old one?

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DrShadowyDeath
Junior Member

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06-06-2026, 04:39 PM

#17

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DrShadowyDeath

06-06-2026, 04:39 PM #17

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MrDigatu
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06-06-2026, 11:47 PM

#18

It probably isn't related. Do you have your fans attached to a separate controller, or are they plugged straight into the main board?

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MrDigatu

06-06-2026, 11:47 PM #18

It probably isn't related. Do you have your fans attached to a separate controller, or are they plugged straight into the main board?

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ReisingerJocke
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06-08-2026, 09:08 AM

#19

The components are linked in a line and run on the PSU.

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ReisingerJocke

06-08-2026, 09:08 AM #19

The components are linked in a line and run on the PSU.

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goldmoneyman
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06-09-2026, 07:21 PM

#20

Looks like it's fixed, but what should I do next? Should I switch out the GPU for something else?

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goldmoneyman

06-09-2026, 07:21 PM #20

Looks like it's fixed, but what should I do next? Should I switch out the GPU for something else?

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