WD black 2TB noise

[kiamehr1991]

Hi guys. Recently I assembeled a new PC and used a SSD WD & 2TB WD black. But my HDD makes noises as I start reading data on it
I've checked fans and etc but I'm sure it's the HDD's noise.
Now I just wanna know if these noises are normal or I have to concern.
I checkes the disk with windows diak check and it had no problem.

 

[alexoiu]

Since we can't hear it, it's difficult to say if normal, or not. If it does bother you, try RMA-ing it. Another option would be buying instead a SSD.

 

[SkyNetRising]

But my HDD makes noises as I start reading data on it
I've checked fans and etc but I'm sure it's the HDD's noise.
Now I just wanna know if these noises are normal or I have to concern.

Well - obviously mechanical hdd makes noises. It has motor inside, spinning platters and mechanism for positioning read/write heads on platters.
Silent can be only SSD.

 

[kiamehr1991]

I will save thenoise and upload it later
But it's like crushing plastic bags

 

[alexoiu]

All do make noise, like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J09pWNQPK7U
Some, indeed, are louder and disturbing, especially if case not soundproof.

 

[kiamehr1991]

The sound it exactly like this
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W_mJ2PolunA

 

[alexoiu]

Try removing it from the bay, putting it on a book or similar and see if same sound. Apparently, the vibrations are transmitted to the case.

 

[USAFRet]

Is the drive securely mounted?
Is there anything else in the case that might be vibrating? The spinning drive could be causing resonance with some other part that is slightly loose.

 

[kiamehr1991]

Is the drive securely mounted?
Is there anything else in the case that might be vibrating? The spinning drive could be causing resonance with some other part that is slightly loose.

yea. I double checked the hard and it's safe and firmly installed.
my power supply is Green 1050w platinium series. also run a quick test with Data lifeguard(downloaded from WD site) and it shown me no error
You know the sound looks likes bubbles in a pipe. Gloop Gloop or something like that.

 

[mdd1963]

Some drives are louder than others, and, with read/write activity, you can definitely hear a 'scratching' noise.

If the drive is performing OK (you can check it's health with CrystalDiskInfo or GSmartControl), I'd get on with ....life...as it's short!