noisy rig

for-kel

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Hi all my rig (around 1 year old)
Been having this vy soft (teck... teck... teck ) sound
(I suspect it from the psu)
Can i ask is it normal to have that sound?
Cos i just shifted the rig to my mbr ( wife keep complainin )
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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have u tested it and see could be ur gpu? anyway could be coil whine issues, fixed for it i dunno
 

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Try to isolate the parts and see if the noise stops. Remove the GPU, unplug the various fans, etc, one at a time. But if you suspect strongly the PSU is the culprit, get another PSU to try if you have a spare one.
 

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Download sound meter on your HP and place it near each component to detect the source of the Teck sound.
 

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Try to isolate the parts and see if the noise stops. Remove the GPU, unplug the various fans, etc, one at a time. But if you suspect strongly the PSU is the culprit, get another PSU to try if you have a spare one.

Think will have to do that try open and see i can do it anot.

Could be coil whine. Maybe a fan inside your pc is positioned wrongly?

It done by the shop from sls. If i cant detect the problem than i got to go down sls again.

Download sound meter on your HP and place it near each component to detect the source of the Teck sound.

Thanks will try dl it and see...


Thanks all so a rig/psu should gv out no sound/noise correct?
If i cant slove the problem than i will have to bring it down to sls than.

Thanks all the help.
 

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Think will have to do that try open and see i can do it anot.



It done by the shop from sls. If i cant detect the problem than i got to go down sls again.



Thanks will try dl it and see...


Thanks all so a rig/psu should gv out no sound/noise correct?
If i cant slove the problem than i will have to bring it down to sls than.

Thanks all the help.

Noise isolation need quiet environment, surely not SLS.
 

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Or you can get an audiophile friend, legend has it that they are good at imaging and can identify positions of instruments at -40dB below the ambient sound level

On a more serious note, just roll up a piece of paper like the doctors in the old days.
 
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