New Geforce Gtx 660 Ti Have bad feedback noise when playing games


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    Windows 7 home premium 64bit
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    New Geforce Gtx 660 Ti Have bad feedback noise when playing games


    Hello I have have installed a new Geforce Gtx 660 Ti and now when i open CC or World of Warcraft I get really bad feedback noise but if I downsize it the sound goes away if I open Itunes I can faintly hear it but not as bad as the games (wow is the worst) . it does not matter if the sound is on or off for the games I still hear the feedback buzzing noise? Geforce techs are clueless. 38 days past purchase so i guess i am stuck with this video card. I can use my old video card and it is fine NO noise at all

    thanks for any help
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    Hi, what PSU (power supply unit) have you got?

    try to re-intall Nvidia drivers.
    What type of noise is it?
    Is it related with the GPU fan?
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    my hd7750 is also buzzing nose when plaing games or watching good quality videos....
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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    austoah said:
    Hello I have have installed a new Geforce Gtx 660 Ti and now when i open CC or World of Warcraft I get really bad feedback noise but if I downsize it the sound goes away if I open Itunes I can faintly hear it but not as bad as the games (wow is the worst) . it does not matter if the sound is on or off for the games I still hear the feedback buzzing noise? Geforce techs are clueless. 38 days past purchase so i guess i am stuck with this video card. I can use my old video card and it is fine NO noise at all

    thanks for any help
    I have a GeForce GTX 660 2GB PCIe running with the latest beta drivers from the Nvidia website (main page, top left corner) and run WOW with no issues on it's highest settings (75+ fps).

    What is your processor/motherboard setup? Do you have any idea of what your core temps are?

    Is the feedback sound coming from your sound card (through the speakers/headphones)?
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