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I hear this constant weird buzzing noise when my front panel is off. Its coming from the RAM area.
I also got loud "BEEP" sound when I put my panel back.
 
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Hey there.

Unfortunately I don't see any video posted in the thread.

Anyway, your RAM modules can't emit any noises/sounds. It's most likely a fan or a hard drive. I'd recommend that you backup any important information you might have on your HDDs, just to be on the safe side. After that go ahead and check them out with a drive diagnostic tool (preferably the manufacturers' tools), to see if there's anything alarming. If everything seems fine, perhaps it's one of the fans inside your case, so a cleanup might do the trick.

Hope that helps. Please let me know how it goes.
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Hey there.

Unfortunately I don't see any video posted in the thread.

Anyway, your RAM modules can't emit any noises/sounds. It's most likely a fan or a hard drive. I'd recommend that you backup any important information you might have on your HDDs, just to be on the safe side. After that go ahead and check them out with a drive diagnostic tool (preferably the manufacturers' tools), to see if there's anything alarming. If everything seems fine, perhaps it's one of the fans inside your case, so a cleanup might do the trick.

Hope that helps. Please let me know how it goes.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ3QqCP-KkU
I posted it in second thread, sorry.
I already found out what that sound is. Its my CPU cooler.
 
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I see. Well, the important thing is that everything seems fine and it's not a major problem. However, I'd advise you not to disregard it and cleanup your system and even change the CPU cooler if necessary. CPUs have defenses which won't allow them to heat beyond a certain point and your computer will either shutdown or restart, but it's best not to let it get this far before you take an appropriate action.

Cheers!
 
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