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Unusual sound near the CPU socket on the motherboard

Unusual sound near the CPU socket on the motherboard

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AFKKing209
Junior Member
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04-09-2018, 04:24 AM
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Hey everyone, so about a week ago I assembled my second PC. At first everything worked fine, but now I’m hearing an unusual sound near the CPU socket—it sounds like a receipt being printed. I turned off the intake and exhaust fans, removed the CPU cooler (Hyper 212 Black Edition), and the noise still happens. Since it’s in the IO/CPU section, it probably isn’t coil whine from my 2070, which does that when idle or under load. Interestingly, the sound stops briefly if I disconnect my display from the graphics card. I’m guessing there might be a grounding problem or a faulty capacitor, maybe the motherboard wasn’t properly padded when shipped? I don’t have any details, so any advice would be super helpful. SVVY9999.MP4
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AFKKing209
04-09-2018, 04:24 AM #1

Hey everyone, so about a week ago I assembled my second PC. At first everything worked fine, but now I’m hearing an unusual sound near the CPU socket—it sounds like a receipt being printed. I turned off the intake and exhaust fans, removed the CPU cooler (Hyper 212 Black Edition), and the noise still happens. Since it’s in the IO/CPU section, it probably isn’t coil whine from my 2070, which does that when idle or under load. Interestingly, the sound stops briefly if I disconnect my display from the graphics card. I’m guessing there might be a grounding problem or a faulty capacitor, maybe the motherboard wasn’t properly padded when shipped? I don’t have any details, so any advice would be super helpful. SVVY9999.MP4

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brobear7
Posting Freak
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04-10-2018, 09:04 AM
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It's just noise from the VRM chokes, dismiss it.
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brobear7
04-10-2018, 09:04 AM #2

It's just noise from the VRM chokes, dismiss it.

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Lxxn2002
Member
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04-10-2018, 04:35 PM
#3
This seems to be a specific feature of the motherboard, and changing it might resolve the problem.
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Lxxn2002
04-10-2018, 04:35 PM #3

This seems to be a specific feature of the motherboard, and changing it might resolve the problem.

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akjosh47
Member
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04-12-2018, 08:52 PM
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Perhaps, perhaps; it's simply a matter of chance. On the other hand, it becomes a concern only if you're sensitive to the noise: inducers humming doesn't indicate any real problem with them, nor should you be alarmed — it's just how inductors operate and something you can't always prevent.
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akjosh47
04-12-2018, 08:52 PM #4

Perhaps, perhaps; it's simply a matter of chance. On the other hand, it becomes a concern only if you're sensitive to the noise: inducers humming doesn't indicate any real problem with them, nor should you be alarmed — it's just how inductors operate and something you can't always prevent.