u/FelisFe

I had no problems gaming for entire day with afterburner curve, until my fans started to make some grinding crackling noise i would say. I looked for fan speed which was 65 so i set if manually then and ledt the game. The noise dissappeares after 10 seconds. I also once experienced that sound a few weeks ago whem manually set fans to 65. Is that fans' issue or maybe something with afterburner? Suprisingly if I tilt my PC a bit the noise dissapers for that moment.

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I had no problems gaming for entire day with afterburner curve, until my fans started to make some grinding crackling noise i would say. I looked for fan speed which was 65 so i set if manually then and ledt the game. The noise dissappeares after 10 seconds. I also once experienced that sound a few weeks ago whem manually set fans to 65. Is that fans' issue or maybe something with afterburner?

Do I really have as bad chip in my 5090 if it crashes at 900mV 2825 on curve and on 990mV 3050mhz, both eith +2000memory. What can I do, previously those undervolt were stable, maybe drivers or what could cause that?

Set my 5090 curve to 925mV 2825mhz but what I observed is that in games like cyberpunk it goes around 2700 mhz while in games which seem to be lighter but also make 100% usage it boosts just to 2600 mhz even though temps are lower. In benchmarks like steel nomad also boosts to 2680 mhz. Well should I change something or worry about it?

Hi set my undervolt to 890mV 2825 which doesn't seem very agresive, it passes all the benchmarks with over 99% stability , and can play heavier games but I don't know why but when playing world of tanks it crashes after a few minutes? Is that my chip issue or game fault cuz I don't know on 2825 900mv it crashed aswell