i decided to upgrade my pc. so i built a new one but with some older components from my old pc.
here are my specs and i labeled each of them weather it is a new or old item:
g3258 oc 4.5ghz (NEW)
msi z97 gaming 3 (NEW)
deepcool maelstrom 240T (NEW)
sapphire r9 290 vapor x "non-oc" (NEW)
aerocool KCAS 750W PSU 80+ B (NEW)
NZXT Phantom 410 (NEW)
WD BLUE 500GB (OLD 2011)
Kingston DDR3 Value Ram 1333 2x4gb (OLD 2012)
here is the question. my pc case is making this weird vibration sound sometime. usually when i open a program like dota or movies. i thought it was because of my old chassis which is dirt cheap. but it happens even when i have a new case.
is it because of my HDD? cuz whenever it vibrates, it usually goes away whenever i apply some pressure on the case surface near the HDD drive cage. im not sure.. and i dont wanna invest some money on a new HDD or even SSD until someone can clarify this to me.
im still a new pc builder. this is my 1st time built since my previous pc was a ready made.
help. please dont hesitate to ask me anything for further info. thx
here are my specs and i labeled each of them weather it is a new or old item:
g3258 oc 4.5ghz (NEW)
msi z97 gaming 3 (NEW)
deepcool maelstrom 240T (NEW)
sapphire r9 290 vapor x "non-oc" (NEW)
aerocool KCAS 750W PSU 80+ B (NEW)
NZXT Phantom 410 (NEW)
WD BLUE 500GB (OLD 2011)
Kingston DDR3 Value Ram 1333 2x4gb (OLD 2012)
here is the question. my pc case is making this weird vibration sound sometime. usually when i open a program like dota or movies. i thought it was because of my old chassis which is dirt cheap. but it happens even when i have a new case.
is it because of my HDD? cuz whenever it vibrates, it usually goes away whenever i apply some pressure on the case surface near the HDD drive cage. im not sure.. and i dont wanna invest some money on a new HDD or even SSD until someone can clarify this to me.
im still a new pc builder. this is my 1st time built since my previous pc was a ready made.
help. please dont hesitate to ask me anything for further info. thx