Hey! I've got an almost factory new build with Intel 10700F and ASUS B460-F.
My cooling isn't stock, but it isn't high-end either. I'm also running with a 650W PSU and a 3060Ti.
When I just had gotten the build - I had a buzzing which was inconsistent and also present when idling. I "solved" this by turning off C-states.
But a few days later, the buzzing is back - and now it's directly connected to load and clock speed.
The buzzing seems to occur whenever my CPU clocks above base speed, and it's definitely coming from the CPU area (not GPU/PSU).
Turning off turbo mode is so far the only thing that helps.
I have included a video that shows a form of "ticking" whilst under medium load - and the buzzing which occurs when I tab up a game and load increases.
View: https://youtu.be/tDMJPi6hf8c
I'm mainly looking for confirmation that my components are functioning correctly, and that this is not harmful. I really don't mind the sound - which is quite vague. Although I would of course also love to get rid of it and hear any advices on things to try.
Many thanks!
My cooling isn't stock, but it isn't high-end either. I'm also running with a 650W PSU and a 3060Ti.
When I just had gotten the build - I had a buzzing which was inconsistent and also present when idling. I "solved" this by turning off C-states.
But a few days later, the buzzing is back - and now it's directly connected to load and clock speed.
The buzzing seems to occur whenever my CPU clocks above base speed, and it's definitely coming from the CPU area (not GPU/PSU).
Turning off turbo mode is so far the only thing that helps.
I have included a video that shows a form of "ticking" whilst under medium load - and the buzzing which occurs when I tab up a game and load increases.
I'm mainly looking for confirmation that my components are functioning correctly, and that this is not harmful. I really don't mind the sound - which is quite vague. Although I would of course also love to get rid of it and hear any advices on things to try.
Many thanks!