MSI GeForce GTX 770 Twin Frozr - 4GB noicey fan

Hey.
I have more or less just gotten me a MSI GeForce GTX 770 Twin Frozr - 4GB but i have found that when the fans hit around 60% PWM then one of them is starting to make alot of noice like its a old uesed fan.
do any one know what this comes by and maybe how to fix it..
i did contact the shop where i did buy it and they told me it had to be send to germany to be checked... taking that it might take up to 20 working days and do to im uesing my computer to work from then its hard to just take the card out and sit back waiting to what will happen and have no income the next 20 days ....
What To DO..

Welcome to world where products are not good enought tested before sell.
I had problem with one not working fan in msi 270x and i wait 2nd week to pay mine money back.

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