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Hard Drive so i had more storage space but games on my first Hard Drive run waaaaaaaay slowwer so get a second Hard Drive or delete some stuff
Second Cooling issue? I think not my room is a constant 16C the PC is Liquid cooled, & has 8 fans 5 induction (pulls air in) & 3 exhaust (pushes air out) & this rig is less than 3 months old so its not due for cleaning for another 2 months so this is not an issues.
so this is most likely a bug with the demo BUT if this bug occurs with a PC that cost me $3,789CND that has the second highest Video card NVIDIA makes & a 24 thread processor at 3.4Ghz I'd HATE to see what this game was made for because this rig again exceeds the min requirements by orders of magnitude I'm not going to list.
But I digress this thread is to tell the devs hey I found something odd with your product NOT to have my intelegence insulted by guys like the one mentioned above who didn't even read the original post & see the specs listed there & can see for them selves YES this rig is High End... least until 2025 & I'll still be making payments on this one til I'm an old man.
Just because you have all the cooling doesn't mean it's installed properly. You could have your thermal paste too thin (or too thick), you could have left the plastic on the heatsink, your liquid reservoir might only be half full, or have bubbles in the line, or the pump may not be connected right, or the fans on your radiator might not be spinning up to the right speeds, or some connector might not be fully seated, or any number of other things could be horribly wrong without causing issues until the system is under load... Doublecheck everything.
Actually, the very first thing I would worry about is finding out exactly what's making an alarm sound, and more importantly, WHY. If something is screaming that it's dying, there's a reason... and blaming this game isn't gonna stop whatever unhappy component it is from bursting into flames or otherwise having some sort of meltdown.
If this game is causing something to hit triple-digit heat... don't run anything that will actually stress the system before you find out what the actual problem is.
It could actually be a voltage monitor, too. Even high-end PSUs aren't perfect, and defects happen.
Whoever built your PC might need to take another look at it... or perhaps it would be smarter to take it to the local mom & pop tech shop and lay a fresh pair of eyes on it.
Speaking as someone who has been swinging a screwdriver for more than 30 years and slinging code for nearly 40... mistakes happen. Don't burn your brand spankin' new gaming rig up because someone is too proud to admit they screwed up; get a second opinion, pronto.
TL;DR: You have a hardware problem, and if you persist in ignoring that... you're gonna be sad.
Alarm sounds coming out of the box itself are no joke; they're often an indicator of something about to break, in the process of breaking, or trying to catch fire.
If dragging the box to town to have someone with a clue poke around in it really isn't an option, then perhaps you should follow the other advice you were given; enable VSync, so it's not trying to push a million FPS, and see if that resolves the issue.
I'm running a Ryzen 7 1700 (no X), which is a 6 year old CPU with 16 virtual cores running at 3.0 GHz. It's running the stock heatsink/fan unit that came in the box with it. I've got an RTX 4060 Ti with 16GB of VRAM, and 16 GB of system RAM... and I'm pushing a solid 60 FPS at 4K. I've got no heat problems, no power problems, and no screaming alarms.
Your machine outclasses mine on every level, but mine's working and yours ain't.
Figure it out, take it to someone who can, or prepare to spend a bunch of money replacing something in your brand new rig, because something's gonna give.
Does it happen as soon as you start the game, or only after the game is fully running with the rendered assets showing?
Have you tried the DX11 version if the DX12 version is making noise?
(You open the game within Steam to see this option, rather than double-clicking the desktop icon)
Have you tried the DX12 version if the DX11 version is making noise?
Have the PC do a Check Updates run, in case the sound chip needs something. You might even consider uninstalling the sound drivers to force Windows to reinstall, as they might be corrupted (although that wouldn't explain why it's only this game, but it's worth a try).
You might also do a physical check of the PC. Get the game running and turn the sound down to zero. If the squeal is affected by system volume, it would certainly suggest game-related. If this happens, go to the game settings and the audio button, and adjust the main volume, and then the other two, one at a time. That way you might find which part of the audio is giving you issues, be it ambient sounds (wind, etc.), activity sounds (harvesting, you stomping around, etc.) or the music.
But if it's still there even when the game is silenced, get your head close and personal with the PC and move around. Try to pinpoint the source of the sound. It might be the power supply, or maybe coil whine from the graphics card, or as others have suggested, some kind of warning beeper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP73edpQwgc&t=100s
the squealing happens on the Main menu, & persists into the game on DX12 mode its all the time even with all graphics settings on low while in DX11 its playable all settings on low no alarms but in 1.5 hours playtime the rigs about as hot as 12 hours of ASA or Baulders Gate 3 the 2 hardest running games I have.
Every time I try to put 1 setting up from low to medium the squealing begins.
I just tested with an hour of ASA & everything's nominal so IF it was the PC itself I'm certain ASA would set off the alarm as well but it only happens with THIS DEMO & for those of you saying: "Oh just throw money at it" 1 I'm on 3 digit FIXED INCOME! a $100 service call is not an option unless I don't want food, heat, power, rent, or internet for a month or longer, secondly the nearest PC shop that deals with people who don't have an in house Warranty is 2 hours away in the provincial capitol & I can't afford $100 to take a look at it, $100 in gas money for a NON-MEDICAL travel expense so I can't be reimbursed Nor can I afford a room until the things fixed & that's to have it back in Less than a month cause I'd have to mail my pc back to AMAZON then have them mail it back to the manufacturer & hope to hell the note explaining whats going on doesn't get lost, but going that route I'd not have my pc back in a month or two & who's to say it be my rig coming back the manufacturer could just replace the rig & not transfer the data & that'd mean having to re acquire all my accounts AGAIN & this is only the 3rd month I've had the thing.