I hear a little zooming sound in my ears...
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>I can think of two possibilities:
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>1. Too much gaming (Company of Heroe's + Left 4 Dead 2 + Dirt 2 ;))
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>2. High pitch sound coming from stock AMD X2 CPU Cooler ?!
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>I think it's actually number 2 ?!
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>Wacky !
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>Oh well.
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>If the peep don't go away after I stop gaming... when I stop gaming... I
>might have to do something about... shitty ?!
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>Maybe trying to oil it ?!? But is it sleave bearing or ball baring fan...
>hmmm...
Got a noisy fan?
iirc fluid bearing has least noise. examples:
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Fluid dynamic bearing technology from Sony.
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>Otherwise other cpu cooler needed but I already spent so much money on this
>PC... I really don't wanna spent any more on it... and I wouldn't know what
>cpu cooler get... this is pretty ridicilous.
I use something similar to this..
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My idea was to do close to passive cooling ..+ a little help from a quiet fan made slower by the motherboard PWM and an app that allows to set the fan speed/cpu temp behavior. (I suspect there's enough case air flow to completely turn off my cpu fan for zero cpu fan noise.)
>My next computer is gonna be an ultra low heat computer ! Me pretty sure
>about that ! ;) :P* ;) :)
>(But must still have some power !;))
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>Bye,
> Skybuck.
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I like that my cpu clock automatically drops when there's low cpu demand. Then my fan rpm drops to near nothing cause it's following the cpu temp.