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bacily it work fine but when i overclock it goes ballistic as in it makes a very large ticking sound i know it is my cpu cuz it only makes the sound when i overclock said cpu

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is it the CPU fan? becase higher temps so its running faster? 

 

there is no moving parts in a CPU so it cant make noise 

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Just now, Clockwork_princess said:

is it the CPU fan? becase higher temps so its running faster? 

i use a liquid cooler 

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1 hour ago, meme_slave_ said:

i use a liquid cooler 

it still has a fan on the rad 

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Just now, Clockwork_princess said:

it still has a fan on the rad 

i know it's not the fan i want to send you a video of it but it might break overclock it

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1 hour ago, meme_slave_ said:

i know it's not the fan i want to send you a video of it but it might break overclock it

is it only when you OC? it could be the HDD

If you want to argue with me, and you probably will please PM me, no need to ruin threads becase you dont like how I am.

 

Ask me how I made 100k selling illegal narcotics!

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I look up to Larry Hoover.

Your homies loyal 'til the one time you tell 'em no

 

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Just now, Clockwork_princess said:

is it only when you OC? it could be the HDD

it only happens when i overclock it

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1 hour ago, meme_slave_ said:

it only happens when i overclock it

what PSU do you have

 

and cpu and gpu

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Ask me how I made 100k selling illegal narcotics!

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1 minute ago, Clockwork_princess said:

what PSU do you have

 

and cpu and gpu

Intel Core i9-7920X and a 1080 ti

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Just now, meme_slave_ said:

whats a pcu

a psu is a power supply

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27 minutes ago, meme_slave_ said:

bacily it work fine but when i overclock it goes ballistic as in it makes a very large ticking sound i know it is my cpu cuz it only makes the sound when i overclock said cpu

so what wrong with me dam it!!!!!!

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clicking has to be something with a moving part. Possible things: Water pump motor clicking, fans, psu, hdd or video card. Other then those things, I can't think of something that would make noise. 

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8 minutes ago, meme_slave_ said:

So what wrong with me dam it!!!!!!

It's hard to say, but a cpu  has no moving parts so it can't make a noise. 

 

We need to find out where the noise is coming from exactly. The best to do that would be opening the side panel and moving your ear around until you can find out where the sound is the loudest.

 

I know that you said its only happening when you overclock, but that doesn't mean it's coming from the CPU. Other PC parts are also under stress if you overclock the cpu.

 

Maybe you can record the audio too that would help out.

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6 hours ago, Santo22 said:

clicking has to be something with a moving part. Possible things: Water pump motor clicking, fans, psu, hdd or video card. Other then those things, I can't think of something that would make noise. 

its the water pump sorry

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