- Jun 16, 2005
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Hi, I have read a few posts around the net from other people with similar problems. No one seems to have a definite answer.
I am posting becaue I have noticed the same phenomen on both my home computer and office computer (totally different machines from different stores).
On my home computer, a
-Celeron D 2.53
-generic power supply (unknown wattage)
-80 Gb generic HD
-Asus P4SP-MX mainboard
it sounds as though the CPU Fan slows down for a slight moment when I start to scroll through a website or resize a window. Could doing such a simple task really drain so much power out of the system as to slow a fan?
On my office computer, a
-Sempron 2800+
-antec power supply (300W?)
-generic 80 GB HD
-Asus mainboard (don't know model)
there is a high-pitched whine that seems to come from the hard-drive when I scroll through a website or resize a window. Also, the HD LED seems to blink when I do this. This noise is most noticable when I am resizing a cropping window for a photograph in a photo editing program.
The noises don't really bother me, it's just incredibly puzzling, especially because both computers are fairly new.
If anyone has any idea please post!
I am posting becaue I have noticed the same phenomen on both my home computer and office computer (totally different machines from different stores).
On my home computer, a
-Celeron D 2.53
-generic power supply (unknown wattage)
-80 Gb generic HD
-Asus P4SP-MX mainboard
it sounds as though the CPU Fan slows down for a slight moment when I start to scroll through a website or resize a window. Could doing such a simple task really drain so much power out of the system as to slow a fan?
On my office computer, a
-Sempron 2800+
-antec power supply (300W?)
-generic 80 GB HD
-Asus mainboard (don't know model)
there is a high-pitched whine that seems to come from the hard-drive when I scroll through a website or resize a window. Also, the HD LED seems to blink when I do this. This noise is most noticable when I am resizing a cropping window for a photograph in a photo editing program.
The noises don't really bother me, it's just incredibly puzzling, especially because both computers are fairly new.
If anyone has any idea please post!