- Dec 15, 2013
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Hey guys. Need your help desperately here. This noise is slowly making me insane. First I suppose I should tell you what kind of system I have
i5-4670k
Hyper 212 EVO
EVGA GTX 770 Superclocked
EVGA SuperNova 650W PSU
Samsung EVO 250GB SSD
Western Digital Blue 1TB HD
AsRock Extreme4 Mobo
TD Link wireless card
Asus VS278Q Monitor
There's this noise that comes from my speakers. It's been doing it since I built it about two weeks ago. It's short sound, kinda sounds like a ribbit I guess. It's a strange sound. I was so sure it was a weird type of interference. It makes that sound consistently every 15 seconds or so. However, it doesn't happen all the time. I haven't been able to recreate the situations where it goes away.
I can clear all the wires away from my speakers, tried different speakers, disconnected my wireless card and removed it entirely. Removed my phone and any other wireless devices from my room. Even moved my computer to a different room. All drivers are up to date, as is Windows. The sound isn't a sound it should be making (read: it isn't my wireless connecting and disconnecting or anything like that).
Does anyone have an idea of what this could be? Is there additional info I could provide?
i5-4670k
Hyper 212 EVO
EVGA GTX 770 Superclocked
EVGA SuperNova 650W PSU
Samsung EVO 250GB SSD
Western Digital Blue 1TB HD
AsRock Extreme4 Mobo
TD Link wireless card
Asus VS278Q Monitor
There's this noise that comes from my speakers. It's been doing it since I built it about two weeks ago. It's short sound, kinda sounds like a ribbit I guess. It's a strange sound. I was so sure it was a weird type of interference. It makes that sound consistently every 15 seconds or so. However, it doesn't happen all the time. I haven't been able to recreate the situations where it goes away.
I can clear all the wires away from my speakers, tried different speakers, disconnected my wireless card and removed it entirely. Removed my phone and any other wireless devices from my room. Even moved my computer to a different room. All drivers are up to date, as is Windows. The sound isn't a sound it should be making (read: it isn't my wireless connecting and disconnecting or anything like that).
Does anyone have an idea of what this could be? Is there additional info I could provide?
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