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LOUD WEIRD NOISES FROM PC

Sanderdrejer
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Hello guys recently i bought new pc and in the beginning it was great but now it started saying some weird noises, and only half the fans are spinning and i think it's making my gaming experience worse! im not sure but i know i need help with finding a solution and a way to fix it! please help!

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3 minutes ago, Sanderdrejer said:

Hello guys recently i bought new pc and in the beginning it was great but now it started saying some weird noises, and only half the fans are spinning and i think it's making my gaming experience worse! im not sure but i know i need help with finding a solution and a way to fix it! please help!

can you record the noise?

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I can but im not sure how to do it from my pc?

 

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33 minutes ago, Sanderdrejer said:

recently i bought new pc

return it , no need for diagnostics if its new

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28 minutes ago, Sanderdrejer said:

This is one of the sounds it makes 

That’s definitely a fan rubbing, try unplugging them one by one until you find the one being problematic. I had that happen to me once.

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It might be a defective fan, but sounds more like a cable management issue. Check it visually, maybe some fan just hitting a wire, that you need to adjust.

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