Strange sound coming from cpu or board maybe

[EspinalAndres]

Greetings,

Since I bought my new rig, sometimes I hear a strange sound, like an electrical sound:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dwN7TjKQKMn9j8T3A6YiMg8pR0TnEMN0/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TlLaU90unvt2PeyXe4PmqbqP5Su1pQTH/view?usp=sharing

 

Board:MSI  h310 pro m2, i5 8400, 8 GB x2 adata D41  rgb, nvme kkingston a100 480gb, 1070ti mis titanium.

 

Is not the PSU or fans, I disconnect them and remove the pSU from the case. It's also not the GPU cuz I had first and Nvidia GT1030, and also made that sound.

Is also not the HDD, cuz I remove it when i did one of those videos.

 

DO I have to worry about it? Is actually sounding more frecuently.

Thanks, hope in the videos the sound is clear.

[Turtle Rig]

Maybe your being punished for buying a i5 8400 and only 8GB RAM and a ya... jk jk just giving you a hard time,.  The CPU does not make noise.  Maybe its the CPU perahaps and what not.

[EspinalAndres]

7 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

Maybe your being punished for buying a i5 8400 and only 8GB RAM and a ya... jk jk just giving you a hard time,.  The CPU does not make noise.  Maybe its the CPU perahaps and what not.

you drunk?

[Turtle Rig]

OH my bad,, CPU no noise,,, PSU can make noise since it has a fan, and so can video card.  A coil whining noise perhaps.  But physical stuff like ssd cpu ,, ram ,, do not make noise my friend.

[EspinalAndres]

8 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

OH my bad,, CPU no noise,,, PSU can make noise since it has a fan, and so can video card.  A coil whining noise perhaps.  But physical stuff like ssd cpu ,, ram ,, do not make noise my friend.

Yes, but as I said,

-Is not the PSU, I remove from the case.

-Is not the fans, I disconnected them.

-Is not the GPU, cuz is has the problem both with a GT1030 and a 1070ti.

 

It really sound like an electrical sound.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dwN7TjKQKMn9j8T3A6YiMg8pR0TnEMN0/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TlLaU90unvt2PeyXe4PmqbqP5Su1pQTH/view?usp=sharing

 

[Turtle Rig]

Just now, EspinalAndres said:

Yes, but as I said,

-Is not the PSU, I remove from the case.

-Is not the fans, I disconnected them.

-Is not the GPU, cuz is has the problem both with a GT1030 and a 1070ti.

 

It really sound like an electrical sound.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dwN7TjKQKMn9j8T3A6YiMg8pR0TnEMN0/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TlLaU90unvt2PeyXe4PmqbqP5Su1pQTH/view?usp=sharing

 

Try a different outlet or another power surge ?  I will let you know if I can think of anything else..... good luck..

[vjizzle2384]

Watch both video  —- Sounds like your CPU is crackling, but at first I thought maybe it was your CPU cooler was dirty maybe in the bearings.  Remove your CPU and inspected for any brownie or any type of problems you can see physically

[vjizzle2384]

 That sound sounded kind of familiar so I turn on my dad‘s old computer and it sounds just like yours and if I’m not wrong I think it’s called electrical talk where the components are talking to each other making a noise 

[EspinalAndres]

1 hour ago, vjizzle2384 said:

 That sound sounded kind of familiar so I turn on my dad‘s old computer and it sounds just like yours and if I’m not wrong I think it’s called electrical talk where the components are talking to each other making a noise 

Thanks, should I be worried or is it normal?, my previous computer (i5 650) din´t sound like that.

[vjizzle2384]

2 hours ago, EspinalAndres said:

Thanks, should I be worried or is it normal?, my previous computer (i5 650) din´t sound like that.

I don't think it a problem but if temp for CPU or MOBO start acting up then yes u might have a problem.  Check keep checking temps and stability.  If all is good then it just normal for ur rig 

[EspinalAndres]

3 hours ago, vjizzle2384 said:

I don't think it a problem but if temp for CPU or MOBO start acting up then yes u might have a problem.  Check keep checking temps and stability.  If all is good then it just normal for ur rig 

Temps are normal, and no problems are presented.

[airdeano]

prolly one/many of the inductors is loose inside producing 'coil whine'. 

the 6 little grey boxes four and two round the CPU socket.

[Enochian]

Can u try to remove the gpu and then start up ? Just to be sure its not coil whine from it? Some configs of mobo + gpu do that. 
If not is as airdeano said... sometimes running some benchmarks and making things run with higher temps for a while helps. 

Had that with my 1080ti, started buzzing, i've oced it and run some benchmarks and the sound was gone

[EspinalAndres]

9 hours ago, airdeano said:

prolly one/many of the inductors is loose inside producing 'coil whine'. 

the 6 little grey boxes four and two round the CPU socket.

 

Thanks, Is this something to worry about?

[airdeano]

just a pain in the ear..

[EspinalAndres]

18 hours ago, Enochian said:

Can u try to remove the gpu and then start up ? Just to be sure its not coil whine from it? Some configs of mobo + gpu do that. 
If not is as airdeano said... sometimes running some benchmarks and making things run with higher temps for a while helps. 

Had that with my 1080ti, started buzzing, i've oced it and run some benchmarks and the sound was gone

Next tuesday Ill try that, but i'm certain is not gpu.