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My PC (Dell Precision 370, about 14 months old) is emitting a high
pitched tone; I'd say between 8 and 12 KHz but that is a guess; that guess based on recall of acoustic-coupler modems. Loud enough to be annoying; hardly loud enough do much about. It is not the (19 inch flat analogue, not CRT) screen and I have isolated other items like USB disks. Reluctantly, I switched the machine off and the noise disappeared. The machine has been switched off only once before; not green, I agree, but I don't like switching off critical machines. A transformer or other power supply part? There may be a momentary slight modulation of the sound when the screen changes, hence the initial suspicion of the screen. Laziness, I agree, but I'm putting off dismantling everything and opening up the box; and given the frequency, it will be difficult to pinpoint anyway. TIA, Jon C. |
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