This has been fixed in newer production and it is no longer necessary to apply this update.

I have EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti (02G-P4-3751-KR) and I have same issue with the fan noise, is some bios update for me? Becase if I cant repair this situation, then I must return this card and I buy Zotac with same chip. And second question - is possible apply bios update on linux?
 
Thanks for answers and sorry for my bad english

Hi Jacob,
 
Are you planning to release a similar update also for the SC model? I received mine today and to be honest, the fan noise could be significantly lower in idle. Here's a screenshot of my stock 750Ti SC after running three loops of Unigine Valley and one loop of Heaven 4.0... 
 
 

Please, release a similar update for 750Ti SC - when idle its fan noise is significantly higher than my previous MSI 650Ti Hawk. Made me even think about switching back...

I have the same situation as mejje and Pirate85. After installing the BIOS update and rebooting, the card is quieter. After I reinstall the nVidia driver, the sound is back at its old level at idle.

Thanks for the new Bios ...

EVGA_JacobF, can we expect an answer regarding the BIOS update not working after Nvidia driver install? Have you checked with the devs?

I have had the same issue as everyone above regarding fans reverting back to higher rpm's after installing drivers again.
The 770/760 dual BIOS SKUs just got a firmware update to allow fan speed tuning below 42% with EVGA precision ... Will a similar update be released for the 750ti?
 
Thanks!

http://youtu.be/D89czm6yK30 just watched Jayztwocents review. Watch it all the way through.

To me, he is the most trustworthy reviewer available. Most others don't cover issues or they will give a little blurb but try not to offend the company.

He flat out covers the noise problem outright. I can not hear mine, which makes me feel lucky. If Gigabyte had not been out of stock when I received the FTW, I would not have opened the box.

EVGA, please do something about this issue. I am not sure if you can go lower as you used voltage regulation rather than Pwm, but with this many complaints, something has to give.

 

Anssi Salo

Scarlet-Tech
just watched Jayztwocents review. Watch it all the way through.

To me, he is the most trustworthy reviewer available. Most others don't cover issues or they will give a little blurb but try not to offend the company.

He flat out covers the noise problem outright. I can not hear mine, which makes me feel lucky. If Gigabyte had not been out of stock when I received the FTW, I would not have opened the box.

EVGA, please do something about this issue. I am not sure if you can go lower as you used voltage regulation rather than Pwm, but with this many complaints, something has to give.

Agreed.
I asked about the SC model's noise level from one of the reviewers of the Digital Storm and I was told "pretty darn quiet". I do understand that people have different definitions for quiet, but no, this thing just isn't quiet. I have the Ivy i5 stock cooler in my system and I find it way more pleasant noise-wise. I feel sorry for some of the ACX owners if it really is even more louder than the SC.
I hate to put this card on sale but I'm happy to pay a few euros more to get my hands on a more quiet one.    

Watch his review on the gigabyte.. the fan is locked at 52%, and has it tested up to 100%, and it is said to be completely silent.  
 

I have a fan cooled system, with a Be Quiet! PSU and an Arctic Freezing i30, and this is significantly louder.
 
I'm shocked as this was supposedly the quiet model, there are so many complaints online about the single fan solution and I paid £35 more to get this version! :(
 
I just ordered a fanless PSU to quieten my system even more, if this BIOS update doesn't fix this noise this card is going straight back as it will not only be a total waste of the £35 extra on it, but on the £60 extra on a fanless PSU :(

I'm so angry while I was googling gtx 750ti noise before I ordered I didn't find this, wish I'd bought the MSI card instead it's getting great reviews for noise ( 26db) I'm utterly stunned anyone would call this ACX cooling 'silent'

Since I installed this card, including the Bios update less than a week ago, sleep mode on my PC-win7-64bit crashes when I try to wake from sleep. The power is on but nothing happens, with a blank screen. and I have to hard powerup to restart. Any help?

Card has gone back, such a shame EVGA, would have been a great card, just needed PWM fans.

I can only hope the gtx 8xx desktop parts come out fairly soon, with displayport and some really quiet cooling solutions (passive even would be awesome)

So... 5 days without any information or reply? 
I recently switched from a PowerColor R7 260X to the Evga GTX 750 TI superclocked 02G-P4-3753-KR because of the tdp and (so I thought) the noise-advantages... (lower tdp, not as much heat = quieter)
 
I build my my rig making sure my pc was really quiet (thats why I replaced the r7 260x so fast) but since I installed the evga-card all hell broke loose.
In idle it´s three times the noise of the r7 260x under full load ?!?
 
I specifically bought an evga card and decided against saving a little money (€ 20,-) and go with a zotac or palit since it was supposed to be a real premium product especially since the service was supposed to be top notch...
 
Now I´m very disappointet to find out that evga isn´t all it´s cracked up to be.
 
Could you please at least give us any status updates ???
 
I have 14 days to send this card back if nothing changes and I really wouldn´t like to not get all of my money back because I used the card for a couple of days hoping a new (working !!!) bios or something would be released adressing the issue... (Yeah they can do that here: Refund only a percentage of your money because you used the card a couple of days...)
 
Thank you !!!
 

ricklei
Please, release a similar update for 750Ti SC - when idle its fan noise is significantly higher than my previous MSI 650Ti Hawk. Made me even think about switching back...

Yes please!
Idle noise way too loud!