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Unusual noise, unclear origin of the program...

Unusual noise, unclear origin of the program...

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Late_Falcon
Junior Member
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06-01-2023, 11:53 AM
#1
First here is the sound i managed to capture it in a Twitch Clip at approximately second 20 to end: Twitch Clip of the weird warning sound Does anyone have any Idea which program this could be? It mostly occurrs while streaming and playing demanding games at the same time. My System: Graphics: I am not sure if this is kind of a temperature warning maybe? But i don't have any warnings configured myself, MSI afterburner isn't installed Snippet of my autostart programs: I also tried to peek at the sound panel to see if I can spot the program which generated the sound but no luck so far. Would be great if someone can at least tell me where this is coming from to tackle or deactivate it
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Late_Falcon
06-01-2023, 11:53 AM #1

First here is the sound i managed to capture it in a Twitch Clip at approximately second 20 to end: Twitch Clip of the weird warning sound Does anyone have any Idea which program this could be? It mostly occurrs while streaming and playing demanding games at the same time. My System: Graphics: I am not sure if this is kind of a temperature warning maybe? But i don't have any warnings configured myself, MSI afterburner isn't installed Snippet of my autostart programs: I also tried to peek at the sound panel to see if I can spot the program which generated the sound but no luck so far. Would be great if someone can at least tell me where this is coming from to tackle or deactivate it

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SwagShamann
Member
68
06-08-2023, 11:30 AM
#2
It makes that sound every time it is activated.
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SwagShamann
06-08-2023, 11:30 AM #2

It makes that sound every time it is activated.

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Jazzy_16
Junior Member
5
06-21-2023, 10:43 AM
#3
Typically each session suggests temperature or high usage as the cause. I own a 280mm AIO from Arctic, the freezer II, likely placed inside a well-ventilated Thermaltake divider with 200 tg airflow. Overall, there are four 140mm fans drawing in air and one exhaust at the back.
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Jazzy_16
06-21-2023, 10:43 AM #3

Typically each session suggests temperature or high usage as the cause. I own a 280mm AIO from Arctic, the freezer II, likely placed inside a well-ventilated Thermaltake divider with 200 tg airflow. Overall, there are four 140mm fans drawing in air and one exhaust at the back.

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DestroN42
Member
230
06-21-2023, 05:59 PM
#4
Recently I've been playing again and heard audio when starting up or gaming. The GPU got warm worldwide, while the hotspot stayed consistently over 100°F most of the time. I found this typical for an air-cooled 7900 XT.
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DestroN42
06-21-2023, 05:59 PM #4

Recently I've been playing again and heard audio when starting up or gaming. The GPU got warm worldwide, while the hotspot stayed consistently over 100°F most of the time. I found this typical for an air-cooled 7900 XT.