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or it can also be coil whine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP73edpQwgc
This noise just started tonight. Been using this pc for over a year now and this is the first time ive heard it. It started about an hour ago. I turned off my pc, just turned it back on and its still making this low humming/buzzing sound that fades in and out on consistent intervals. I looked at the wires in my pc and they're all in the same place they've always been in so im confused lol
Thanks for the reply tho :D
If it doesn't sound like coil whine, then it could be that a cable or something is grazing a fan if proper cable management isn't applied in the case. That can easily make a buzzing type noise.
Worst case scenario, if it sounds more like a whistling buzz, it could potentially also be capacitor squealing, which is a sign that a capacitor is about to blow and is a somewhat serious problem as at least one capacitor would have to be replaced (if it were in the PSU, it would be better off thrown out as PSUs are really dangerous to mess with)
low pitched would be a fan
Once you know which fan, it's easy to see whether it touches something or have problem with bearing.
and move from part to part in your pc till you locate.