Although 'ringing' is a bit misleading it could be coil whine. Does it change in pitch or timbre as processor loading changes?
Is it a metallic ringing? try touching the CPU cooler fan hub to slow it down and see if it changes...it may be a fan blade tip is contacting a cooling fin.Coil whine was my original guess but I’ve heard coil whine and this sounds different. The ringing noise is constant from the moment I turn on the PC to when it’s switched off and does not change in tone.
Is it a metallic ringing? try touching the CPU cooler fan hub to slow it down and see if it changes...it may be a fan blade tip is contacting a cooling fin.
Try the same with ALL the fans in fact! And then try touching various parts of the motherboard to see if it changes so as to localize the specific source.
Is it a metallic ringing? try touching the CPU cooler fan hub to slow it down and see if it changes...it may be a fan blade tip is contacting a cooling fin.
Try the same with ALL the fans in fact! And then try touching various parts of the motherboard to see if it changes so as to localize the specific source.
It's not very loud but I think what I hear is a high pitched whining sound...like a high speed pump or high speed fan. I'm not sure the Corsair AIO pump runs that fast but maybe it is...can you vary it's speed with BIOS settings to test that? If you have an X570 board with a small chipset fan it may be turning really fast too.View: https://youtu.be/50mKigZnYuk
Managed to upload a video of the sound, have a listen and see what you think.
It's not very loud but I think what I hear is a high pitched whining sound...like a high speed pump or high speed fan. I'm not sure the Corsair AIO pump runs that fast but maybe it is...can you vary it's speed with BIOS settings to test that? If you have an X570 board with a small chipset fan it may be turning really fast too.