Re: snoring memory while computer idles
- From: "Steve Miller" <misterblues39@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 19:34:34 +0200
Hello!
At first I want to thank you for your responses saying as I get this right
it is not caused
by Windows. So my trust into the software that I love was is not shaken, and
this was
very important to me when I noticed this flaw also making video files
running jerky.
It is first come as I installed XP. It is not any piece of hardware because
anything is ok
till the computer is in idle. As long as using the keyboard, typing, nothing
without the 'nor-
mal' sounds are audible. The fans in the power supply and on the cpu I have
had rep-
placed by others that are running silent. They running silent but the way
they do is a bit
hard as I think but I had not got others here round town.
The noise but that I reporting is first in the memory when the computer
idles, the keyboard
wasn't touched about a minute or two. Than it starts and first disappears
when the computer
is in use again. Could this been being caused by an virus that is on the
hard drive.
I by the way plan to get me a second hard disk but would like to know who is
making this
noise.
Thank's again!
Steve
"Andy Casper" <AndyCasper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:BFAC8391-2B0A-4AA0-A59D-A9E302D75B06@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> That type of a sound can often be a dying fan. They tend to vibrate alot.
> Check out the power supply fan, cpu and any others you might have.
>
> Andy
>
> "Dana Cline - MVP" wrote:
>
>> Sounds more like a sound card problem than a memory problem...memory by
>> itself doesn't make any noise. Now, if you're talking about the hard disk
>> making noise, pop the top of your computer off and make sure all the
>> mounting screws are tight. If your hard drive still makes noise then
>> maybe
>> it's about to fail.
>>
>> Dana Cline - MVP
>>
>> "Steve Miller" <misterblues39@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:OO3ZvLidFHA.1288@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Hello all!
>> >
>> > I run Windows XP Media Center on my computer. It is being on since
>> > June/6
>> > this year. What I now do experience is a
>> > noisy memory when the computer is in idle. It sounds as if someone
>> > would
>> > snore in it.
>> >
>> > Thank's all;
>> > Steve
>> >
>> > -------
>> > Vacuum was when the volume of the O - room was bigger
>> > than the volume of the mass of it's particles.
>> >
>> > See my threads or those I have replied to.
>> > http://209.25.203.234/search.php?s=
>> > _go to the Url and type Misterblues in the search by user name field up
>> > right
>> > _press Perform Search
>> >
>> > The wikipedia.org home.
>> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Steve_Miller
>> >
>> > My personal webspace.
>> > http://www.mdcc.de/rhythm.university/
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>
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