[PC] Shutting down issue

ducky_88

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Hi Gurus, I have been encountering this problem for some period and I had enough so I decided to check if anyone had prior experience or know what is happening.

Basically, after shutting down my PC and when I switch off the main power it will create a sound as heard in the video.

Switch off electrical sound [VIDEO]

What should I do? Will it post any hazard to my house and even assets?
 

shadey

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Sounds like the capacitors discharging their last charge. should be ok, but why switch off the main?
 

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Look like you are using Dell monitor with built-in speaker, shutting down can cause arcing sound if the volume is set at high or max. level.

Try using the 1/8" male to male cable with ferrite core if you are using plain cable.

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ducky_88

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Sounds like the capacitors discharging their last charge. should be ok, but why switch off the main?

I was wondering too. I need to switch off the main power to prevent it from using electricity.

Look like you are using Dell monitor with built-in speaker, shutting down can cause arcing sound if the volume is set at high or max. level.

Try using the 1/8" male to male cable with ferrite core if you are using plain cable.

s-l500.jpg

The price for ferrite core is so expensive. How does it help?

Yup, I'm using dell monitor model:SE2417HG and doesn't have built in speaker.

Currently, using this cable.
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