Sound Coming from Computer Case Solution

It can become unbearable to make a sound while your computer is running. This problem is caused by many reasons and causes our computer to make noise by tiring. If you are facing such a problem, you can find a solution by following the suggestions below.

Why is the sound coming from the computer?

The sound problem that occurs in the computer case can be encountered for many reasons, and it can make us lose our patience. We can explain this situation as follows;

• The hard disk installed on your computer may make noise while writing or reading.
• If you have a DVD or CD card, any CD or DVD inserted into it can play audio.
• The cooling fan of the graphics card may cause noise due to dust.
• Dust deposits on the power supply fan can cause the computer to make noise.
• Dust of the inlet and outlet fans in your computer case may cause noise.
• The aging of the cooling fans in your computer case may wear out and cause noise.
• Computer fan running at maximum speed may expose your computer to loud noise.

The possibilities we mentioned above may cause sound problems on your computer. In order to solve this situation we encountered, we can reach the solution of the problem by realizing the following suggestions.

How To Fix Excessive Noise From Computer

We will try to solve the sound problem we encountered by giving you a few suggestions to fix it.

1-) Check Input and Output Fans

First of all, the main reason for the computer sound problem is that the input and output fans of the computer case are blocked. It should face an open area so that the inlet and outlet fans are blown out. If there is an object nearby, it is possible to encounter such a situation. The reason for this is that the fan at the back must blow the hot air in order to prevent heat loss by drawing the cold air taken from the outside in. This is to blow the hot air inside, to prevent the heat generated inside. If there is an object behind, the hot air blown out will hit the object, causing your computer to not dissipate heat.

 Therefore, controlling the inlet and outlet fans is the first factor. By controlling this situation, we can eliminate the opening of the front and rear fans by performing our first move.

2-) Check Video Card Fan

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Dust in the fans of the graphics card used can cause sound problems on your computer. For this, you need to open your computer case and check the fans of your video card. If you have an air blower, you can blow the fans to clean the dust inside. You should not blow closely so that the blower device does not damage your equipment. If you blow it closely, it can wear out the fans by rotating them quickly.

3-) Check CPU Fan

Dust deposits on the processor fan can slow down your processor fan from spinning. This process will cause your processor to heat up, forcing itself to spin more to prevent it from overheating, and will cause your computer to make noise. In order to prevent this, we can reach the solution of the problem by cleaning the dust deposits in the fan. For this, you can perform your operation with the help of an air blower device. When using the air blower device, be careful not to use it closely.

4-) Check Processor Thermal Paste

If the thermal paste sprayed on your processor has dried, it may not be able to perform the cooling process and may cause heating in your processor. The resulting heat problem tires the fan and allows it to make noise. In order to prevent this, we need to clean the thermal paste that has dried on the processor and apply a new thermal paste. The thermal paste sprayed on the processor spreads nicely and is attached to the fan. After this process, you can check the sound problem on your computer.