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The PC isn't sending out a signal for the GPU fans to run at maximum speed.

The PC isn't sending out a signal for the GPU fans to run at maximum speed.

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05-05-2019, 06:21 AM
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Hi there, First of all I apologize in advance for any English mistakes like grammarwise, not my first language. I just recently bought pre-owned RTX 2070 SUPER , but I'm having a problem. After I try to turn on the PC, GPU fans start spinning at a ridiculous speed rate making a shit ton of noise. Holding power button for few seconds turns it off, but afterwards if I try again, result is the same. Only thing that works is to flip the PSU switch to 0 to hard kill it. Then I wait few seconds and eventually it does start up. Not having any issues whatsoever FPS-wise during gaming. I wonder what could it be? Don't really think this "technique" is good for the future of my components. The GPU was just fine when I saw it from the dude who was selling it. It powered on for the first time just fine. Don't know if it's gonna help but here are the specs, excluding the GPU: (basically everything was bought in 2018 ) CPU : i7 7700k MB : Asus Tuf z270 mark 2 RAM : G.SKill RipjawsV 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200 PSU : Corsair RMx Series RM750x 750W NOTE: I had similar issue back with my older card (1070), but the fans weren't going crazy - only black screen after turning it on. RAM is currently set to run at 3200mhz to maximize its potential. Can't get to it because of a big ass cooler. I'm also thinking about upgrading MB and CPU as well, but none the less I'd love to fix the issue I have rn to avoid killing the PC everytime via the switch. Every tip / advice is much appreciated! Will try to respond asap to your possible questions.
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flyer78
05-05-2019, 06:21 AM #1

Hi there, First of all I apologize in advance for any English mistakes like grammarwise, not my first language. I just recently bought pre-owned RTX 2070 SUPER , but I'm having a problem. After I try to turn on the PC, GPU fans start spinning at a ridiculous speed rate making a shit ton of noise. Holding power button for few seconds turns it off, but afterwards if I try again, result is the same. Only thing that works is to flip the PSU switch to 0 to hard kill it. Then I wait few seconds and eventually it does start up. Not having any issues whatsoever FPS-wise during gaming. I wonder what could it be? Don't really think this "technique" is good for the future of my components. The GPU was just fine when I saw it from the dude who was selling it. It powered on for the first time just fine. Don't know if it's gonna help but here are the specs, excluding the GPU: (basically everything was bought in 2018 ) CPU : i7 7700k MB : Asus Tuf z270 mark 2 RAM : G.SKill RipjawsV 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200 PSU : Corsair RMx Series RM750x 750W NOTE: I had similar issue back with my older card (1070), but the fans weren't going crazy - only black screen after turning it on. RAM is currently set to run at 3200mhz to maximize its potential. Can't get to it because of a big ass cooler. I'm also thinking about upgrading MB and CPU as well, but none the less I'd love to fix the issue I have rn to avoid killing the PC everytime via the switch. Every tip / advice is much appreciated! Will try to respond asap to your possible questions.

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