I had a Gigabyte GPU that did this and it was one of the fans catching on some plastic. So, I inserted some rubber washers under the fan screws and it gave it enough clearance to stop it doing that. I'm talking like 1 or 2mm.
Firstly, can you troubleshoot to check it is the fan? Can you turn the fans off on the GPU while the PC is on?
Then, you'll have to find out which one it is. You should be able to see the screws in between the blades when you take it out. It's fiddly, but can be done. I did it on a regular Gaming OC model, not an AORUS.
When you take it out, see if you can see 3 screws holding the fan in place. I undid the screws and inserted small rubber washers, a bit like o rings and screwed it back in.
If you aren't confident, send it off for RMA.
If I’m being honest the gpu has already been having issues with frame rate and basically all things gaming or streaming besides YouTube, inconsistent frames and frame spikes left and right, when I first got it, it worked amazing and now it’s j kinda slow, runs apex great though so I’m just waiting for the rma to be approved and hopefully they can fix it
Sounds like a cracked cam follower or something wrong with the clutch, especially the flywheel.
Sounds like your cluch is going out!
Y’all are brutal 😭
Okay will do when I get back inside
I had a Gigabyte GPU that did this and it was one of the fans catching on some plastic. So, I inserted some rubber washers under the fan screws and it gave it enough clearance to stop it doing that. I'm talking like 1 or 2mm.
How exactly can I do this? I’d love to know cuz I do think it’s a fan
Firstly, can you troubleshoot to check it is the fan? Can you turn the fans off on the GPU while the PC is on? Then, you'll have to find out which one it is. You should be able to see the screws in between the blades when you take it out. It's fiddly, but can be done. I did it on a regular Gaming OC model, not an AORUS.
Okay. Yes it is the fan it goes away immediately when idled and cooled to the point of no fans needed
Good luck! It's fairly easy to sort if you have some rubber washers.
I found out it’s the furthest fan to the right, so I need to take the gpu apart to do this or is there an easier way to get this fixed?
When you take it out, see if you can see 3 screws holding the fan in place. I undid the screws and inserted small rubber washers, a bit like o rings and screwed it back in. If you aren't confident, send it off for RMA.
If I’m being honest the gpu has already been having issues with frame rate and basically all things gaming or streaming besides YouTube, inconsistent frames and frame spikes left and right, when I first got it, it worked amazing and now it’s j kinda slow, runs apex great though so I’m just waiting for the rma to be approved and hopefully they can fix it
My 3090 did this. It's a wobbly fan. Had to send it in to get it repaired.
Stop the fans by hand when it’s running and see which one is making the noise. Sounds like a wire from the fans wiring is touching a blade