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Best to just wait for RTX 3070/3080
I jumped on 2x gtx 680 when they were ready, fay 1 of sales by Newegg. I regret doing that and I learned my lesson.
What did I learn?
When you don't own or perhaps in need of an upgrade, but the next series is coming VERY soon, that "can" be a good time to wait. Also if let's say you own a 2070, but want say a 2080 or 2080 Ti; well before the new series actually gets here, now is the perfect time to sell your 2070 gpu while it still holds market value of whatever that is now. As it will only go down-hill moving forward. Then put that money towards an RTX 3070 or 3080 when it comes out, however might be wise to skip anything that may be a "1st batch run" and simply hold on until the 3rd party branded gpus come out, such as offerings from EVGA, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte... and get more bang for buck.
If you have a 2070 now and simply couldn't sell it, ok then maybe just hold onto it though until RTX 3XXX gets here, simply because you probably already paid a high price months ago for that 2070 (compared to what they go for right now) while at the same time, spending a large amount again so quickly towards a 2080 Super, will only be a small bump up in what your PC can do gpu performance-wise. While an RTX 3070 or 3080 may end up costing right around the same as a 2080 Super, but with much much more performance and even better refined features. Like stronger Ray Tracing, DLSS, Cuda compilation, more able to run higher fps, even at 2160p (4K)... etc.
Please don't think that jumping from any 2070, to any 2080 is going to magically give a ton more fps at 1080p, cause it wont. The purpose for a 2080 Super is for better 1440p performance. The purpose for a 2080 Ti is better 2160p performance... but again with RTX 3xxx series so close, why waste money going from any 2070 to any 2080 right now... it doesn't make sense to do so.
https://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/2516?vs=2536
And, if you already own the 2070 Super and play at 1080p.
You will most likely hit your CPU limit in many games. So, No performance gain at all.
Well I gather that coil whine is just a random thing. You could trade it in and maybe you will get a better one, or you may end up with something worse. Your best bet maybe is to try a different case if it bothers you that much.