A bad capacitor is the most likely culprit.
Send it back to the manufacturer for warranty, would not recommend replacing the capacitor yourself if you don't know what you are doing.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2024
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Yea I haven't found a review mention this noise. Going to get a replacement.
might be a faulty psu or something.
better get it replaced.
i never had a >60hz monitor, so talk that with a grain of salt. but this doesn't sound (badum, tss...) right. better get in touch with the seller rather sooner than later.
It's the monitor making the noise.
Monitors also have power supplies, onboard for the higher end ones and outboard ones for the cheaper units.
Could it be a cooling fan inside the panel? My lg oled monitor has one. Maybe it runs higher when the monitor is set to higher hz since maybe that geberates more heat? Just a guess
The fan makes a noise too but it's bearable. I have an older monitor (PG27UQ) that has a terrible fan noise at times.
Yes. Turning down the refresh rate from 165 to 144 greatly reduced it.
I thought it was because the display was factory overclocked and was meant to run at 144 in the first place
You mean the overclock was set in the OSD when you bought it?
It wasn't set but it showed up as available when setting a frequency from the os. I just assumed it was an overclock since it uniquely made a noticeable noise and iirc the monitor was listed as 144hz when it was first listed pre launch