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Hi guys, I have a very strange issue with my PC that is starting to bother me.
When I boot up audiosurf, it loads as a windowed screen, then displays the main menu as a windowed screen. During this time, my PC ( I believe vidcard or psu) has been making a sound very similar in tone and volume to that of a spinning disc drive - so similar I checked the disc drive to see if their was a disc inside, and even when open the noise continued. Here's where it got interesting to me - the second I got a chance I full-screened the game and suddenly the noise stopped - switching back to windowed produced the noise again.
Playing other games like ME2 have produce no sound, and I have confirmed it is not my harddrive nor disc drive - the sound is definitely coming from a hard-component of my PSU or videocard. Temps are fine, and manually adjusting fan speed does not replicate the noise.
Naturally now I am second guessing every noise my PC makes, so putting this to rest would be great. Thanks for any help.
Videocard is a Gigabyte HD 4770 on a Asus M4A87TD with 530w Rosewill PSU if that helps at all.
When I boot up audiosurf, it loads as a windowed screen, then displays the main menu as a windowed screen. During this time, my PC ( I believe vidcard or psu) has been making a sound very similar in tone and volume to that of a spinning disc drive - so similar I checked the disc drive to see if their was a disc inside, and even when open the noise continued. Here's where it got interesting to me - the second I got a chance I full-screened the game and suddenly the noise stopped - switching back to windowed produced the noise again.
Playing other games like ME2 have produce no sound, and I have confirmed it is not my harddrive nor disc drive - the sound is definitely coming from a hard-component of my PSU or videocard. Temps are fine, and manually adjusting fan speed does not replicate the noise.
Naturally now I am second guessing every noise my PC makes, so putting this to rest would be great. Thanks for any help.
Videocard is a Gigabyte HD 4770 on a Asus M4A87TD with 530w Rosewill PSU if that helps at all.