I built my PC less than 3 weeks ago. I've never heard this sound until yesterday as soon as I booted up my PC (since I had zero RPM mode off).
If I turn zero RPM mode on the noise goes away. As soon as fans start spinning even a little bit the sound comes back (I use AMD's Adrenaline to change the fans' RPM)
I removed the side panel, checked for any cables in the way of fans, dust, or plastic; and found nothing. The sound persists and might have even gotten louder. Yesterday I think it was more of a clicking sound, but now it's just straight up buzzing.
CPU: Ryzen 7 5700x
CPU cooler: Deepcool AG400
Motherboard: ASRock B550M Pro4
Ram: Kingston Fury Beast 2x16gb DDR4
SSD/HDD: Samsung 980 500GB M.2 NVMe
GPU: Powercolor Fighter RX 6650 XT
PSU: Be Quiet Pure Power 11 (bought it brand new 4 weeks ago)
Chassis: MS Fighter v315
OS: Windows 10
Monitor: AOC 24G2SPU
BIOS version: P3.20
Could it be coil whine and how do i determine if it's that?
I'm fairly certain the sound is coming from the PSU since I got everybody in my family to put their ear inside the case and they all pointed to the PSU.
If I turn zero RPM mode on the noise goes away. As soon as fans start spinning even a little bit the sound comes back (I use AMD's Adrenaline to change the fans' RPM)
I removed the side panel, checked for any cables in the way of fans, dust, or plastic; and found nothing. The sound persists and might have even gotten louder. Yesterday I think it was more of a clicking sound, but now it's just straight up buzzing.
CPU: Ryzen 7 5700x
CPU cooler: Deepcool AG400
Motherboard: ASRock B550M Pro4
Ram: Kingston Fury Beast 2x16gb DDR4
SSD/HDD: Samsung 980 500GB M.2 NVMe
GPU: Powercolor Fighter RX 6650 XT
PSU: Be Quiet Pure Power 11 (bought it brand new 4 weeks ago)
Chassis: MS Fighter v315
OS: Windows 10
Monitor: AOC 24G2SPU
BIOS version: P3.20
Could it be coil whine and how do i determine if it's that?
I'm fairly certain the sound is coming from the PSU since I got everybody in my family to put their ear inside the case and they all pointed to the PSU.
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