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Is there something wrong with my system?

Ash220033
By Ash220033
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Listen to the file I attach carefully. The sound of some kind of high frequency sparks I guess. I am not sure. And I guess it's coming from the VDDCR. Are those sounds normal or am I in some trouble??

 If the sound isn't clear please let me know I'll attach another file with clear sounds and fans off.

Thank you!

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Coil whine, is completely normal.

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I couldn’t hear much but my ears are old.  If it’s coil whine it will have zero effect on performance outside noise, and the noise is so limited that at least I can’t hear it. Basically nothing can be done to control coil whine.  There are various things people have tried but the few that seem to do anything are at best inconsistent and may cause other problems.  I think personally this is one best left alone.

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

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