EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

So your fix worked with a high tone. However, a few days later there is now a low tone buzz every 10-15 seconds. What's interesting is that when I boot a game, the 2nd monitor tends to flicker with this buzz until its fully loaded. If it isn't buzzing, the screen isn't flickering. 
 
Any thoughts @EVGA_JacobF ?

EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

I'm getting the same beeping on my 3090 FTW Ultra and am on the latest X1 and updated the firmware. Manually taking the fans down to below 11 stops it. As soon as I raise it higher than that the sound comes back. Any update on a fix for the 3090's? Thanks in advance.

AshWilliams1981

EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

I'm getting the same beeping on my 3090 FTW Ultra and am on the latest X1 and updated the firmware. Manually taking the fans down to below 11 stops it. As soon as I raise it higher than that the sound comes back. Any update on a fix for the 3090's? Thanks in advance.

I have 3090 FTW and I am guessing this is what I am hearing as well. I didn't hear it until I switched the bios mode to OC, which enables the fans at idle. I only hear it at idle. I will test fan speed tonight and report back.

jdtoppin

AshWilliams1981

EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

I'm getting the same beeping on my 3090 FTW Ultra and am on the latest X1 and updated the firmware. Manually taking the fans down to below 11 stops it. As soon as I raise it higher than that the sound comes back. Any update on a fix for the 3090's? Thanks in advance.

I have 3090 FTW and I am guessing this is what I am hearing as well. I didn't hear it until I switched the bios mode to OC, which enables the fans at idle. I only hear it at idle. I will test fan speed tonight and report back.

Jacob from EVGA and I were going back and forth on Twitter. He gave me a link to download another version of the firmware. You can try it if you'd like. Worked for me and sound is now gone.
 
***Looks like I can't post links here, sorry...***
 
 

Link here: https://www.evga.com/EVGA/GeneralDownloading.aspx?file=EVGA_Precision_X1_1.1.0.7.exe
 

Goloith

EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

So your fix worked with a high tone. However, a few days later there is now a low tone buzz every 10-15 seconds. What's interesting is that when I boot a game, the 2nd monitor tends to flicker with this buzz until its fully loaded. If it isn't buzzing, the screen isn't flickering. 
 
Any thoughts @EVGA_JacobF ?

Seems like maybe power issue but could be driver related.

AshWilliams1981

jdtoppin

AshWilliams1981

EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

I'm getting the same beeping on my 3090 FTW Ultra and am on the latest X1 and updated the firmware. Manually taking the fans down to below 11 stops it. As soon as I raise it higher than that the sound comes back. Any update on a fix for the 3090's? Thanks in advance.

I have 3090 FTW and I am guessing this is what I am hearing as well. I didn't hear it until I switched the bios mode to OC, which enables the fans at idle. I only hear it at idle. I will test fan speed tonight and report back.

Jacob from EVGA and I were going back and forth on Twitter. He gave me a link to download another version of the firmware. You can try it if you'd like. Worked for me and sound is now gone.
 
***Looks like I can't post links here, sorry...***
 
 

EVGA_JacobF
Link here:  

Yeah, I had already installed that when I got the card initially and updated the bios - still got the intermittent noise at idle. I don't recall the noise when I was not on the OC bios though, which makes me think it is related to the fans.


Would the bios update flash both the normal and OC bios or are they completely separate? The reason being is that when I ran the update, it was on the normal bios setting.

jdtoppin

AshWilliams1981

jdtoppin

AshWilliams1981

EVGA_JacobF
Yes, there is no impact to performance or fan performance. It is a fan MCU setting update.

I'm getting the same beeping on my 3090 FTW Ultra and am on the latest X1 and updated the firmware. Manually taking the fans down to below 11 stops it. As soon as I raise it higher than that the sound comes back. Any update on a fix for the 3090's? Thanks in advance.

I have 3090 FTW and I am guessing this is what I am hearing as well. I didn't hear it until I switched the bios mode to OC, which enables the fans at idle. I only hear it at idle. I will test fan speed tonight and report back.

Jacob from EVGA and I were going back and forth on Twitter. He gave me a link to download another version of the firmware. You can try it if you'd like. Worked for me and sound is now gone.
 
***Looks like I can't post links here, sorry...***
 
 

EVGA_JacobF
Link here:  

Yeah, I had already installed that when I got the card initially and updated the bios - still got the intermittent noise at idle. I don't recall the noise when I was not on the OC bios though, which makes me think it is related to the fans.


Would the bios update flash both the normal and OC bios or are they completely separate?

What he just posted the link to is what you want. It is a newer version. Newer than the one that you originally updated to. The only way you can get the new firmware is using the link above. And yes, it covers both the OC and normal bios. Post #185
 

jdtoppin
 
 
Would the bios update flash both the normal and OC bios or are they completely separate? The reason being is that when I ran the update, it was on the normal bios setting.

It only flashes on the selected BIOS because each one is separate to each other.

I was unaware of that. Thanks.