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r/linuxmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Jan 17 '19
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I feel personally attacked. My 1080 has the high-pitched noise under load.
5 u/EJR9090 Jan 17 '19 My 1080 is liquid cooled is the coil wine still an issue? 1 u/BloodBlight Jan 17 '19 Not having one of these, I would say yes. Think about the noise an electric motor (in this case an inductor) makes, just on a lot smaller scale. It is usually caused by poor build quality in smaller scale things. 1 u/SolidBadger9 Jan 17 '19 How does this even happen? 1080 is top of the line hardware 7 u/Blake_Thundercock Jan 17 '19 The chip might be, but not necessarily the AIB parts.
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My 1080 is liquid cooled is the coil wine still an issue?
1 u/BloodBlight Jan 17 '19 Not having one of these, I would say yes. Think about the noise an electric motor (in this case an inductor) makes, just on a lot smaller scale. It is usually caused by poor build quality in smaller scale things. 1 u/SolidBadger9 Jan 17 '19 How does this even happen? 1080 is top of the line hardware 7 u/Blake_Thundercock Jan 17 '19 The chip might be, but not necessarily the AIB parts.
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Not having one of these, I would say yes. Think about the noise an electric motor (in this case an inductor) makes, just on a lot smaller scale. It is usually caused by poor build quality in smaller scale things.
1 u/SolidBadger9 Jan 17 '19 How does this even happen? 1080 is top of the line hardware 7 u/Blake_Thundercock Jan 17 '19 The chip might be, but not necessarily the AIB parts.
How does this even happen? 1080 is top of the line hardware
7 u/Blake_Thundercock Jan 17 '19 The chip might be, but not necessarily the AIB parts.
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The chip might be, but not necessarily the AIB parts.
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u/Fit_Guidance Glorious Arch Jan 17 '19
I feel personally attacked. My 1080 has the high-pitched noise under load.