CPU giving crampy loud sound and vibration why is that?

Asked By DuoSam 10 points N/A Posted on - 05/10/2012

What are the reasons why my Computer’s CPU sounds very loud and have a vibration?  What are the main causes of this?

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Answered By Norwood-Koonce 0 points N/A #157395

CPU giving crampy loud sound and vibration why is that?

Hello,

The problem of your CPU is in the hardware parts. If you can hear the noises like cranking, clicking, squealing, whirling or even whining, your CPU might be damaged and that noises come from the electric component/s that have been damage.

 The reasons of this are: the screw of the hardware parts is not tight enough to handle the vibration, your CPU case is not compatible with your hardware parts, and lastly your hardware parts have been broken and lose their tights.

For you to fix it, Remove the CPU case and let it run to see if you can the problem. But your best choice is this if you’re not confident enough to fix it by yourself contact technical computer expert to work on your damaged CPU.

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Answered By Oute29 0 points N/A #157396

CPU giving crampy loud sound and vibration why is that?

What are the reasons why my Computer’s CPU sounds very loud and have a vibration?  What are the main causes of this?

Computer users turn into familiar to the variety of beeps, buzzes and hums the equipment manufacture, assembly any new, loud noises articulated by their towers an inquisitive incidence. Strange loud noises emanate from your once-quiet tower may point out a problem, and should be addressed as soon as possible to keep away from probable injure. Various apparatus inside your computer tower or desktop computer could be making the felonious noise, so try to recognize any triggers or behavior you achieve before or while the sound occurs. This can help identify the starting point, and lead to a clarification.

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