Graphics card making weird noises

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  1. Posts : 328
    windows 7 home premium 64, and Windows 10 64 bit
       #11

    Most likely the bearing has shifted causing the displacement of the fan. I would recommend to get the RMA but if you can't then you can still fix it yourself. I had an 8370X2 (I think that was the card number) a few years back that sis the same thing. Since I was taking it all apart I also cleaned out all the dust. Anyways it was just the bearing.
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  2. Posts : 349
    MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
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       #12

    linnemeyerhere said:
    Yeah it seems I've been there and continue to be there. But it's fun to tinker and improve on an already great rig. I just dropped a 8 core in mine and have it humming at 4.7 Ghz......yikes!
    I'm not a fan of overclocking. I'd just like to have what I want and run it at that. No need for overclocking and risk of ruining something.
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       #13

    Techymike said:
    Most likely the bearing has shifted causing the displacement of the fan. I would recommend to get the RMA but if you can't then you can still fix it yourself. I had an 8370X2 (I think that was the card number) a few years back that sis the same thing. Since I was taking it all apart I also cleaned out all the dust. Anyways it was just the bearing.
    I just got the card, so I can RMA it.
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  4. Posts : 328
    windows 7 home premium 64, and Windows 10 64 bit
       #14

    The advise to RMA is the best idea.

    I never said anything about overclocking, I am not a FAN (excuse the pun) of overclocking myself.
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  5. Posts : 349
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       #15

    Techymike said:
    The advise to RMA is the best idea.

    I never said anything about overclocking, I am not a FAN (excuse the pun) of overclocking myself.
    The overclocking comment was towards linnemeyerhere.
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  6. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #16

    As somebody else said, it's likely a bearing. And it's an EVGA, so they will take care of you. No worries.
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  7. Posts : 349
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       #17

    pparks1 said:
    As somebody else said, it's likely a bearing. And it's an EVGA, so they will take care of you. No worries.
    It's still under my 30 day for Newegg. So I can RMA with them right now.
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