Grinding Noises kkkkkkk

[AlanZhouGaming -]

Something in my pc is makin a grinding noise but i dont know its like kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkkk you know with a little more sound in it my pc has olny been up for a year all brand new parts and my pc olny makes that sound durning heavy load and it not that usually tick tick tick sound on my hard drive and also hard drive sentenal says my hard drive is ok but im still scared its my hard drive!

 

[Zerk2012]

Take the side panel off the PC, get a empty roll of paper towels, put the PC under load where you hear the sound, put one end of the roll up to your ear and move the other end to different parts till you find the sound. Should be a fan or the drive.

 

[gondo]

Could be a fan, or something rubbing against the fan such as a cable or a blade touching the fan housing for some reason.

Other than that it could be a mechanical hard drive. They tend to grind.

 

[AlanZhouGaming -]

its not a fan but i think its the hard drive

 

[AlanZhouGaming -]

Could be a fan, or something rubbing against the fan such as a cable or a blade touching the fan housing for some reason.

Other than that it could be a mechanical hard drive. They tend to grind.

all my cables are managed you cant even see cable i olny have like 4 cables showing

 

[Zerk2012]

Why just guess what it is this works every time. Unless you just don't wish to know what it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Take the side panel off the PC, get a empty roll of paper towels, put the PC under load where you hear the sound, put one end of the roll up to your ear and move the other end to different parts till you find the sound. Should be a fan or the drive.
Love the way you give a best answer to a post that really has no input past what everybody even you know.

 

[gondo]

Why just guess what it is this works every time. Unless you just don't wish to know what it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Take the side panel off the PC, get a empty roll of paper towels, put the PC under load where you hear the sound, put one end of the roll up to your ear and move the other end to different parts till you find the sound. Should be a fan or the drive.
Love the way you give a best answer to a post that really has no input past what everybody even you know.

Lighten up dude. We just told him that is could very well be a mechanical hard drive which is common for grinding noises while in use. Nothing to worry about.