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I am trying to describe the sound my PC's been making, any suggestions?

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Sounds like the fans are saying goodbye to you =)

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I am trying to describe the sound my PC's been making, any suggestions?
Is your cat behind it ?




Seriously though (and someone can correct me for giggles)......sounds like a fan issue.

There's three or four fans in your PC. One for your processor, one for your powerpack, one for air intake, and one for outtake...should be anyway.

Sounds to me like one of your fans has a a bit of crap in it. Open up your chassis, have a listen and identify the offending fan, and post what you find here.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I am trying to describe the sound my PC's been making, any suggestions?
get some canned air and blow all the little dust bunnies out. 😀

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you're one of those guys who, in every casual conversation, when someone tries to mimic a sound they heard, says "how did it go again?" until you finally get slugged, aren't you?

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heh heh hehe...

sure thing, Butthead...

there's humor, and then there's, well... really stupid.

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Really? When your cooling fans are clogged with gunk, making them noisy, blowing the gunk out of them is asinine? Really?

Go back to your "how did it go again?" heh-heh-heh-heh "humor", Beavis.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Really? When your cooling fans are clogged with gunk, making them noisy, blowing the gunk out of them is asinine? Really?
That's what CFT said? Really?

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I am trying to describe the sound my PC's been making, any suggestions?
Use it as an excuse to buy a new one. There's nothing like a shiny new toy.

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Yes, I agree. And most likely. Given the engineering put into them and the average lifetimes of these two parts, fans are far, far more likely to fail (or even just make noise) than hard drives.

And besides, blowing the dust bunnies out can't hurt in either event. 🙂