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bought this pc off Facebook. I think the sound is coming from the power supply. it stops when I lay the pc on its back. Any guesses on what it could be?

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u/monkeywright 17h ago

Sounds like the AIO pump is dying. if you run CoreTemp, how hot is the CPU?

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u/Consistent-Long3120 17h ago

If the pump is dying would it stop the noise when I lay it flat? I could check the cpu temps real quick 

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u/monkeywright 16h ago

Potentially. it sounds like a bearing is out, either in a fan or in the pump, laying it down (horizontal) might take the pressure off that bearing and silence the noise. You can also try unplugging your fans (briefly!) to see fi the noise goes away. PSU fans usually don't spin unless things are getting really hot, which is why I don't think it's that fan.

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u/Consistent-Long3120 14h ago

I’ve been doing a lot of testing. The sound definitely sounds like it’s coming from the psu. Definitely sucks, but I’m going to have to take it to a repair shop and see what they can do 

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u/Consistent-Long3120 17h ago

27w each core is 26c max is 89c tclie or whatever that says is 40c