tinnitus caused possible by electronic noise

[Patrykelele]

Hi!
I have the same issues as all you have experienced. I will not go into details. I just accepted the lags, however yesterday I found possible source of my tinnitus. It was noice in speakers which I was wearing 10h per day. It wasn't problem in headphones itself since I test 2 pairs and 2 sound cards all test with noise. It has to be some noise in PC.

[InputLagger]

Noise or high pitch noise from headphones or speakers, may come from CPU, because of power savings features (in my case), like C-states. This is obvious problem(maybe is not your case) can be easily googled

[MadMark]

This is "normal" that you can hear noise from GPU VRMs in your headphones. It's common thing.

[Patrykelele]

This is "normal" that you can hear noise from GPU VRMs in your headphones. It's common thing.

any fix for it?

[Thatweirdinputlag]

Hi!
I have the same issues as all you have experienced. I will not go into details. I just accepted the lags, however yesterday I found possible source of my tinnitus. It was noice in speakers which I was wearing 10h per day. It wasn't problem in headphones itself since I test 2 pairs and 2 sound cards all test with noise. It has to be some noise in PC.

I think the fact that you've been playing heavy shooters with explosions and sharp gun sounds for 10hrs a day is most likely the probelm for your tinnitus hehe.

[MadMark]

any fix for it?

I heard downclocking and down voltage GPU can reduce noise from VRM.

[Chief Blur Buster]

Wrong forum. Ergonomics issues goes elsewhere.