Mine does the same thing, but very very quietly. Almost like a phone is ringing upstairs or something. My rig already sounds like a jet engine so it gets drowned out. I would love to know how to kill it though 8).
How to stop the on/off screeches?
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Mine is doing it right now
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Mine has been doing that too. It does get quite annoying after a while. Luckily, I have a 4870 on the way. I know my PPD will go down, but my gaming performance will go up
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drop the overclock - you can almost play a tune on the caps raising and lowering the shader
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(or...to be hardcore...raise the overclock...you might be able to get the screech pitch above hearing level)
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(or...to be hardcore...raise the overclock...you might be able to get the screech pitch above hearing level)
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Anyone else see the potential for the Mario theme song here?
Originally Posted by tonyhague drop the overclock - you can almost play a tune on the caps raising and lowering the shader
(or...to be hardcore...raise the overclock...you might be able to get the screech pitch above hearing level)
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Ahaha lol, good one!
Originally Posted by tonyhague drop the overclock - you can almost play a tune on the caps raising and lowering the shader
(or...to be hardcore...raise the overclock...you might be able to get the screech pitch above hearing level)
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Mort, they must have moved the 1680 pt WU's out of the experimental phase because I rolled back from -advmethods and still get them now. That was a really fast turn around from the new core to standard ones. The 1680's now is all I get...
Originally Posted by mortimersnerd I've only had that issue with my XFX 8800GT. Under config, there is the option to "Disable highly optimized assembly code". That may stop you from getting those WU. Not using -advmenthods should as well. |
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