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Specs:

  • A SSD & HDD
  • Gtx 1660
  • i7 6700
  • DDR4 ram
  • Windows 10 pro
  • Corsair TX650M
  • 650W 650W PSU (maybe a year old)
  • Gigabyte B450M DS3H ( maybe a year old too)

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)

  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

Specs:

  • A SSD & HDD
  • Gtx 1660
  • i7 6700
  • DDR4 ram
  • Windows 10 pro
  • Corsair TX650M
  • 650W PSU (maybe a year old)
  • Gigabyte B450M DS3H ( maybe a year old too)

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)

  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

Specs:

  • A SSD & HDD
  • Gtx 1660
  • i7 6700
  • DDR4 ram
  • Windows 10 pro
  • Corsair TX650M 650W PSU (maybe a year old)
  • Gigabyte B450M DS3H ( maybe a year old too)

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)

  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

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Tommy
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specsSpecs: A SSD & HDD Gtx 1660 i7 6700 DDR4 ram Windows 10 pro

  • A SSD & HDD
  • Gtx 1660
  • i7 6700
  • DDR4 ram
  • Windows 10 pro
  • Corsair TX650M
  • 650W PSU (maybe a year old)
  • Gigabyte B450M DS3H ( maybe a year old too)

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)

  • Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)
  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place it back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

specs: A SSD & HDD Gtx 1660 i7 6700 DDR4 ram Windows 10 pro

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

  • Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)
  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place it back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

Specs:

  • A SSD & HDD
  • Gtx 1660
  • i7 6700
  • DDR4 ram
  • Windows 10 pro
  • Corsair TX650M
  • 650W PSU (maybe a year old)
  • Gigabyte B450M DS3H ( maybe a year old too)

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)

  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

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PC weird sound issue (PLEASE help)

So for everyone reading this, if you have the slightest idea what it could be, PLEASE reply to this thread post. I bought this computer for the rest of my money and this is driving me CRAZY.

Let me start by mentioning my specspecs: A SSD & HDD Gtx 1660 i7 6700 DDR4 ram Windows 10 pro

So... The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still herehear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU (somehow)...

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried: Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps) Replaced ram Removed GPU Removed CPU to place it back in

  • Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)
  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place it back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

PC weird sound issue (PLEASE help)

So for everyone reading this, if you have the slightest idea what it could be, PLEASE reply to this thread post. I bought this computer for the rest of my money and this is driving me CRAZY.

Let me start by mentioning my spec: A SSD & HDD Gtx 1660 i7 6700 DDR4 ram Windows 10 pro

So... The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I still here the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU (somehow)...

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried: Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps) Replaced ram Removed GPU Removed CPU to place it back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

PC weird sound issue

specs: A SSD & HDD Gtx 1660 i7 6700 DDR4 ram Windows 10 pro

The issue I have is that my computer sounds like an old HDD. It's not the GPU because even though It's unplugged, I can still hear the noise. It sounds like it's from the motherboard/CPU.

What's weird is when I change my power options from High performance to Energy Saver - The noise is reduced by a LOT and I can barely hear the noise.

Here's a video i recorded so you can hear the noise I'm talking about - https://streamable.com/xyawek

What I've tried:

  • Changing from High performance -> Energy saver (partly fixed the issue but reducing WoW fps with like 40fps)
  • Replaced ram
  • Removed GPU
  • Removed CPU to place it back in

Kindly, please help me :-)

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Tommy
Tommy
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