Solved pc makes loud noice, how to fix?

[Danko]

Hi!

I bought my pc about 8months ago (ye its old but works for me)
Back 1-2 months my pc started to make freaking loud noice when cpu hits 80+

What could cause this? Maybe some parts broken but what could it be?
And im sorry if i post this in wrong section.

I need help This seriosly starts to piss me off.

Thanks

 

[seavixen32]

Please post your system specs so that we can give you some meaningful help.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/180324-system-info-see-your-system-specs.html

Are you using your PC for gaming and if so, is it overclocked?

Have you opened things up to check for dust or loose hardware?

I'm loathe to make a snap diagnosis, but I'd be inclined to think your CPU heatsink is not so good and your CPU is overheating, meaning the loud noise could well be the cooling fan cutting in.

You need to be more explicit than your thread title for us to help you as there is more than one cooling fan and any number of reasons why the problem is occurring.

 

[Danko]

My Specs:
Ram: 6gb
Processor: Amd athlon(tm) II X3 425 Processor ,2.7GHz
HDD: (1) WDC WD10 EADS-65M2B0 SCSI Disk Device (2) Generic- Compact Flash USB Device (3) Generic- MS/MS-Pro USB Device (4) Generic- SD/MMC USB Device (5) Generic- SM/xD-Picture USB Device
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Motherboard: PEGATRON CORPORATION VIOLET6
Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series

the pc aint overclocked

I never changed any parts on this pc so all of these are default which i got from shop.
I was thinking that it was something with the cooling but decided to ask someones opinion too

 

[boohbah]

can you describe the "loud noise " more specifically I.E. does it whir or is it a clanging noise or a whine or knocking sound.

 

[Danko]

hm, how could you describe it.
Think of an fan going so fast it makes an freaking loud noise.
its like some 'hmmmmmmhmm'

 

[boohbah]

Is it constant or a burst for a few seconds

 

[Danko]

every now and then, now it started to do it all time but when cpu hits 80+ you can clearly hear an freaking noise. and its that loud my friends though it was an vacuum cleaner

 

[seavixen32]

I really do think that it is your heat sink that is causing the CPU to heat up, which means the cooling fan will cut in.

I'd be inclined to remove the fan and replace the thermal paste on your heat sink, and then refit the cooling fan.

If you don't feel competent enough to do this job or don't know someone who can do it for you take it back to the reseller as with it only being 8 months old it should still be under warranty.

 

[Danko]

so buy a new fan or?

and how much one could cost?

 

[seavixen32]

so buy a new fan or?

No, not yet. If the thermal paste is the problem, buying a new fan won't cure it.

The loud noise means the fan is working and doing its job.

You need to get the heat sink and thermal paste checked out first.

 

[boohbah]

Try giving it a clean first as this could be the issue ,or at least check inside to see if it is clogged with dust.

 

[seavixen32]

^^^ I agree.

 

[karlsnooks]

Dariko,
You need to comply with the request re System Specs. Following the info that follow precisely will allow your System Specs to be available at each and every post you make:
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[Danko]

You need to get the heat sink and thermal paste checked out first.

what is 'heat sink' and 'thermal paste' since i almost never open my computer.
and what you mean with 'checked' like see if something is broken or?

 

[karlsnooks]

Update your SevenForums System Specs
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[Danko]

Ill check if theres any dust or something.

 

[seavixen32]

You need to get the heat sink and thermal paste checked out first.

what is 'heat sink' and 'thermal paste' since i almost never open my computer.
and what you mean with 'checked' like see if something is broken or?

A heat sink is fitted on the motherboard around the CPU and as the name suggests, its purpose is to help dissipate the heat generated by the CPU.

The thermal paste is spread between the heat sink and the CPU cooling fan, once again to help the cooling process.

If you're unable to do this job, please let someone who can, because you can soon do some serious damage to your CPU and motherboard if you're unsure of what do do.

 

[Danko]

Edit: It dont make any noice now thanks alot you guys. Helped me alot.
But i got an other problem which i posted an topic and got no reply. Audiodgi.exe uses all the time 30%+ cpu. I tried the basic things: disabling audio effects and updated my drivers on morning.
anyone got an idea how i could fix this?

 

[linnemeyerhere]

Please before removing the cooler and fan from your CPU please go and invest in some cans of compressed air which you can get at any electronics store. Then please clean all the cooling fins and fans inside the case. Pay a lot of attention to the fins over the CPU and then blow all the dust out of the case (best done outside). Then report back as likely the thermal paste is fine and all you had was dust clogging good air flow to the computer and it's hot components. Please open your case at least twice a year and blow it out or inspect. I find that using a vacuum very carefully while blowing with the air works very well inside the house.

 

[seavixen32]

You can only check it by removing the CPU fan, if you're not sure how to do it, take the computer into your local repair shop where you'll get some sort of guarantee if they repair it, and it then plays up again.