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Is there a way to get rid of that high pitched squelch from my laptop?
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I have an earlier HP elitebook that I notice produces a high pitch squelch that some people my not even notice. It gets pretty annoying when you have two of them together. I feel like I have dog hearing.
Anyways, I think it might be the cpu or gpu - one of the two. I'm thinking it might be the nature of them. It is constant.
Is there a way to get rid of it. I notice that my later laptop doesn't make this noise.
Btw all my laptops have ssds. Thanks
cpu gpu
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I have an earlier HP elitebook that I notice produces a high pitch squelch that some people my not even notice. It gets pretty annoying when you have two of them together. I feel like I have dog hearing.
Anyways, I think it might be the cpu or gpu - one of the two. I'm thinking it might be the nature of them. It is constant.
Is there a way to get rid of it. I notice that my later laptop doesn't make this noise.
Btw all my laptops have ssds. Thanks
cpu gpu
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
2
I'd be surprised if its the CPU or GPU -its more likely to be power supply/regulation circuitry - particularly caps or coils.
– davidgo
Feb 2 at 23:28
Okay. So I guess there is no fixing it since that's gonna be integrated onto the motherboard :( Sometimes it's so piercing Maybe earplugs haha
– Wackamole
Feb 3 at 0:00
You could consider getting it replaced under warranty if it bothers you a lot - it might only be that laptop that is faulty
– QuickishFM
Feb 3 at 21:17
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I have an earlier HP elitebook that I notice produces a high pitch squelch that some people my not even notice. It gets pretty annoying when you have two of them together. I feel like I have dog hearing.
Anyways, I think it might be the cpu or gpu - one of the two. I'm thinking it might be the nature of them. It is constant.
Is there a way to get rid of it. I notice that my later laptop doesn't make this noise.
Btw all my laptops have ssds. Thanks
cpu gpu
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
I have an earlier HP elitebook that I notice produces a high pitch squelch that some people my not even notice. It gets pretty annoying when you have two of them together. I feel like I have dog hearing.
Anyways, I think it might be the cpu or gpu - one of the two. I'm thinking it might be the nature of them. It is constant.
Is there a way to get rid of it. I notice that my later laptop doesn't make this noise.
Btw all my laptops have ssds. Thanks
cpu gpu
cpu gpu
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
asked Feb 2 at 23:16
WackamoleWackamole
1
1
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I'd be surprised if its the CPU or GPU -its more likely to be power supply/regulation circuitry - particularly caps or coils.
– davidgo
Feb 2 at 23:28
Okay. So I guess there is no fixing it since that's gonna be integrated onto the motherboard :( Sometimes it's so piercing Maybe earplugs haha
– Wackamole
Feb 3 at 0:00
You could consider getting it replaced under warranty if it bothers you a lot - it might only be that laptop that is faulty
– QuickishFM
Feb 3 at 21:17
add a comment |
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I'd be surprised if its the CPU or GPU -its more likely to be power supply/regulation circuitry - particularly caps or coils.
– davidgo
Feb 2 at 23:28
Okay. So I guess there is no fixing it since that's gonna be integrated onto the motherboard :( Sometimes it's so piercing Maybe earplugs haha
– Wackamole
Feb 3 at 0:00
You could consider getting it replaced under warranty if it bothers you a lot - it might only be that laptop that is faulty
– QuickishFM
Feb 3 at 21:17
2
2
I'd be surprised if its the CPU or GPU -its more likely to be power supply/regulation circuitry - particularly caps or coils.
– davidgo
Feb 2 at 23:28
I'd be surprised if its the CPU or GPU -its more likely to be power supply/regulation circuitry - particularly caps or coils.
– davidgo
Feb 2 at 23:28
Okay. So I guess there is no fixing it since that's gonna be integrated onto the motherboard :( Sometimes it's so piercing Maybe earplugs haha
– Wackamole
Feb 3 at 0:00
Okay. So I guess there is no fixing it since that's gonna be integrated onto the motherboard :( Sometimes it's so piercing Maybe earplugs haha
– Wackamole
Feb 3 at 0:00
You could consider getting it replaced under warranty if it bothers you a lot - it might only be that laptop that is faulty
– QuickishFM
Feb 3 at 21:17
You could consider getting it replaced under warranty if it bothers you a lot - it might only be that laptop that is faulty
– QuickishFM
Feb 3 at 21:17
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I'd be surprised if its the CPU or GPU -its more likely to be power supply/regulation circuitry - particularly caps or coils.
– davidgo
Feb 2 at 23:28
Okay. So I guess there is no fixing it since that's gonna be integrated onto the motherboard :( Sometimes it's so piercing Maybe earplugs haha
– Wackamole
Feb 3 at 0:00
You could consider getting it replaced under warranty if it bothers you a lot - it might only be that laptop that is faulty
– QuickishFM
Feb 3 at 21:17