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Its actually a very good sign it normally means the capacitors on your motherboard are very good

I would recomend switcheng from intel to AMD just my opinion youl save a bit of money for the same if not better performance but thats just my opinion

Ok here is the breakdown you almost never want that rear fans set as intake heat rises so since on most case that fan slot is up much higher it will take all the hot air with it if you are worried about that fan pulling air through your heatsink it really wont and what air it does pull through it wont effect performance that much seeing as you have a VERY high tdp heatsink which will be plenty to cool your CPU so i would recommend putting the fans at the front of your case as intake and that rear fan as exhaust and put those fans on top as intake. Hope this helped!

Do what numlock21 said

Its probably your psu you have a relatively poor quality one its not the worst psu but the corsair cx series is notoriously under-par

sounds like a software problem. What are you using to record?

sounds like a faulty 3.5mm jack. that is what is most likely causing your problem esecially if its an older computer where you use the jack alot

it sounds like you could have a faulty 3.5mm jack on your case. Thats most likely wats going on

it looks like its a log of some sort. where does it show up?

do you have a home storage server?

i agree with bradmonster check your direct x install

24" is really all you need for a gaming rig also itll save you a bit of money ive run my monitor https://pcpartpicker.com/part/benq-monitor-rl2455hm for over a year now and it works awesomely i thought 24" was too small before i bought it as well but once i got it it turned out to be a perfect size

https://pcpartpicker.com/part/benq-monitor-rl2455hm

what os are you running?

Noisey computers are one of my biggest pet peeves so I would like it as un-noticeable as possible