Problems with msi G41M-P28 (high pirtch Sounds)

tgord19

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high pitch Sounds coming from the the bonds
and it kill 2 of my hdd going to the 3th

my gpu not working anymore (6 day ago)

only i play game onboad GPu (Fable - The Lost Chapters)

CPU brand, model and speed
Intel Pentium E6500 2.93
Motherboard model G41M-P28 (MS-7592)
BIOS version V26.6 (03/02/2011)
Memory brand,Corsair (7F7F9E0000000000)
type/speed DRR3 1333
size 4GB
number of sticks 1
Video card onboard
Hard drive(s)
brand,
Seagate (ST3100028as)
Samsung (hd103sj)
size, 1 tb
type,
speed 7200rpm
Any other peripheral cards and devices
no
Windows XP Sp1 x64bit
Power Supply Unit brand


Thermaltake Litepower 700W
Model W0356 / W0355
performance.jpg

 
Hello,

If i understand correctly what you said, your video card does not work, so you are using the onboard video? Sounds like you need a new video card.

High pitched sound coming from the bonds? Do you mean on the video card? The motherboard?

Also you mentioend 2 HDD's died?

How is your power where you live? Do you have constant black outs, or brownouts? I also noticed your computer is quite old. How long have you had it?

It's hard to say what could be killing your HDD's...without knowing a little more information.
 

tgord19

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High pitched sound coming from the bonds? Do you mean on the video card? The motherboard? motherboard

Also you mentioend 2 HDD's died? 1 yea

How is your power where you live? Do you have constant black outs, or brownouts? no last one was last year

How long have you had it? 05/04/2011
i try ide hdd lot loaer
 
Hmm your power supply looks plenty good enough.

It may be possible your motherboard is overheating.

Could you check your motherboard to see if the capacitors are bulging? A capacitor is a cylindrical part attached to the motherboard, usually they are placed all over the motherboard, but there usually is a lot around the CPU area. They are fine if they are flat at the top....but if they are bulging, or if you see a white crust at the top of the capacitor your motherboard may possibly be dieing.

Do you have a spare Graphics card you could try out?