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Hi again, so I took my PC to a ‘specialist’ and he did his checks on the hardware and said everything was fine, which it was, he booted the PC with me there and of course the noise wasn’t present. However I get home boot it up and I can hear the noise it’s definitely the GPU as I once again took it out and couldn’t hear the noise. I’ve done a full reinstall of windows and my software drivers and nothings worked, I don’t think it can be the fans because they are not spinning and the noise is still there. I will try and take it back to the guy tomorrow but any idea because I’m stumped
Thanks for the update, sorry to hear that it is not better news
Taking the PC back to the tech is all you can do I`m afraid, the barebones and trying the GPU in another PC that has the appropriate spec of PSU is all hat we can suggest.
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