Hi. Just got an EVGA RTX2070 SUPER and it is making a lot of disturbing noise as heard in the videos.
The website is keep removing my links, but you can watch them by remove the space before the dot.
youtube .com/watch?v=04NTs8jUQPg
youtube .com/watch?v=Wl0jRJ9_3Gg
 
I am coming from an GTX 1080 that did not make any similar noise whatsoever.
 
Shall I return it in order to be swapped with another one? Thanks

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rjohnson11
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I did notice that it was keep disappearing, probably because of the links. Thanks for the help!

Here are the links..Only thing I hear is a click noise at the 0:06 mark on the second one..That what you mean?
 
EVGA RTX 2070 SUPER NOISE 
 
EVGA RTX 2070 SUPER NOISE 2 

bob16314
Here are the links..Only thing I hear is a click noise at the 0:06 mark on the second one..That what you mean?
 
 
 

No no. The noise is present at all times in both videos. In the first one it sounds up-down up-down, like a pattern. In the second one has the same level. Very sharp noises. Depends on the program or game that I use.
 
I just made another video where at the beginning there is nothing and after the mouse click at 0:07, it starts.
 
On YouTube watch?v=cUmfJUsZgmY (I cannot post direct links)
 
 

I dunno, man..Fan noise?..Use Precision X1 to make a custom/quieter fan curve or try the Stealth or Quiet presets. 
 
That's all I have.

bob16314
I dunno, man..Fan noise?..Use to make a custom/quieter fan curve or try the Stealth or Quiet presets. 
 
That's all I have.

I have switched off the fans completely and the sound is still there and exactly the same as can be heard in the videos
 
I found another video with very similar noise /watch?v=avjzJQGHmnk

greentrancer
 
I found another video with very similar noise /watch?v=avjzJQGHmnk

Sounds like coil whine to me.

I agree with GTXJackBauer.  It sounds like coil whine.  Here is a link to the official EVGA FAQ on coil whine. 
 
https://www.evga.com/support/faq/FAQdetails.aspx?faqid=59535
 
Some recommendations include lowering or raising "power target" setting in Precision X1, and setting changing the "v-sync" setting to "on".

Capping your FPS to your screen's refresh rate usually helps keep the noise level from both fan and coil whine, power and thermals down.