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hi
noises are coming form my tower, they varie from high pitched to almost silent and change in frequency, changing my monitor refresh rate does nothing, its not my speakers and this only started happening, is my cpu ready to go? it seems when I open big gaming programs it gets worse:helpsmili
edit: also when I move the tower around it goes away for awhile then comes back
Fan(s) or HDD going bad.
if its the hard drive any idea what could of caused it or any idea to fix it?
Most likely a fan.
Most likely your power supply.
Mine did that, then a few days later a blue flash came out of my computer (my new one), then it died...
Put my old 350 in there, and it worked again lol...
I put a tape under it to straigthen up the tower and it tok the noise out it for 30 mins but it came back in gradually but its alot fainter and more high pitched but its bearable
I find that hard to believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bebi
Normally, changing the refresh rate will solve almost any issue-from corrupted Windows files to poor OCing results, the ole "change the refresh rate" trick has always worked for me.
Seriously dude...it's a fan.
Prolly the PSU, but possibly the northbridge (if your board HAS one).
I love the refresh rate concept though....gonna lay that one on a customer ASAP.
Ok. Since you don't seem dareing enough...
It's time to open the case. :fear:
While it's making the noise, try to pinpoint where it's coming from.
Oh you Canadians....always with the radical approaches.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
Bebi, just ignore him till you have exhausted the possibilities of chanting and healing crystals...
:sorcerer: Chant, Chant, Chant... :sorcerer:
If you can't pinpoint the exact source of the noise, get a piece of tubing or hose and hold one end to your ear while you place the other in various areas of the computer's guts. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
This could be interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smurfette
One ear blocked by a piece of tubing, the other ear mangled by high speed fans.
I'd just like to point out that all posts are the opinion of the user and this board accepts no responsibility for damage or injury resulting from following this advice. :whistling
oh my god - this is the funniest thread i have ever, and i mean ever read - physically LOL here...
im a clumsy bastard when it comes to hardware so ill let my know-it all computer friend do it for me:01:he said he got the same thing and his northbridge fan went so it is problly the fan, I blame you ALL!:whistling
Chicken! :lol:
J/k.
It's only a few screws and a quick look.
:DI,ve found banging mine tends to shut it up for a while:DAlso checking all screws are tight(mmm tight screws) sorry.
I'd go with the fan as being the probable cause to!
my sister's computer (my old computer) is really loud when you first start it up and sometimes while you're usoing it too.
i pinpointed it to the heatink fan but it uses like a 40mm fan or something and i dont have one that size to replace it. :(
probably a fan for you too.
Raping a PC is probably gonna break the law in some countries ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gripper103.2
I almost took you seriously, but then I realized you were making a funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
Tea and Crumpets!
Moi?Quote:
Originally Posted by orcutt989
Nah.