Gigabyte X58A-UD3R high pitched noise

[dandragonrage]

I got a 920, X58A-UD3R system build yesterday. Only the motherboard, CPU and memory are different than my last build, which had a C2D E6600. With the new build, I get a high pitched noise on certain types of activity such as disk activity. I am convinced that it is the motherboard because it's coming from right around the CPU socket, so I'm convinced that it's part of the voltage regulation circuit. I am very sensitive to high pitched noises, so the motherboard is definitely going to need to go back. But I'm not sure if I should try another one of these or go to a different brand/board or what. Is anyone else having this problem?

System specs:
Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R
Core i7 920
6GB Corsair DDR3
XFX Geforce 8800GS (carryover)
Seasonic S12-600HT (carryover)
Adaptec RAID-3085 (carryover)
5xSamsung F1 hard drives (carryover, and they are definitely not the problem as I checked them as well)
Antec P180 (so the PSU is far away, easy to tell it's not coming from the PSU)


Edit: I found another forum with some people saying it's likely caused by the PSU even if it comes from the motherboard and that Seasonic is more likely to do this. Can anyone comment on that? Here's the link: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum...m/1161911.html