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Was the cooler also good/approved for this chip ? As can not mix unless match. Several things in BIOS is not jut CHIP fan and can also change some AUX fans. If not plug them back in one at a time until noise happens. If noise is there then is one of the two, PSU or CHIP cooler. Best ear way is using a hollow metal tube against the fans to amplify it or disconnect all your fans except CPU. And when I bought the current one change, the problem was still around, which makes me think that this is my PSU that's making the noise.Įdited by BismarckDude, 22 June 2021 - 02:07 PM. Back then, I used a different CPU, but most importantly, a different CPU Cooler (Stock fan for the Ryzen 3 2200G). I told my friend that my pc is making a weird noise (1,5-2 years ago). When I'm uninstalling drivers in safe mode, restarting results in a BSOD every time, with the same stop code: DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE and Windows doesn't reboot (Automatic restart is on, pressing something just in case also doesn't work).Įdit: I've remembered one thing that could lead us closer to the problem. I have some random BSODs, but it's a bit weird. I managed to solve it with a clean boot on Windows.Īnd 1 more thing.

The problem was that when I was doing anything on the computer, it started to stutter, including Video, Sound, My mouse. However, I have some additional information.Ībout a month I had some problem with Windows, but managed to fix it.

Is there any program where I can check my CPU temps? Because I would like to use that instead of going into the BIOS just for checking the CPU temp. I'm running MSI Afterburner for my GPU with a high fan speed, however, turning the fan speed down didn't solve the sound, so it's not my gpu. All temps are under 40, including every readeble hardware temp.

Rockstar games social club installshield wizard