Ga-7n400 Pro

[tiresias]

Re: Ga-7n400 Pro

Cant anyone help me with this problem.

Your caps are good, so we're left with the issue of the buzzy coils. Usually hot glue or silicone does reduce the sound somewhat, although often not entirely. (See Per Hansson's adventures with my infamous malfunctioning Epox 9nda3 for more: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1710 )

Sometimes the very design of the CPU VRM causes the coils to buzz quite loudly - this can sometimes, but not always, be solved by changing the Vcore/Icore. Does the sound abate or get worse when at higher Icore levels? You might want to try running 'burnk7' to see if this is the case.

[keyboardcowboy]

Re: Ga-7n400 Pro

The noise does not seems to be related with the processor because i usually hear it while doing some graphix or playing games.

[hkivan]

Re: Ga-7n400 Pro

U may use heatshrink tubes on the coils
and attach heatsinks to mosfets to make them
cool.

[arneson]

Re: Ga-7n400 Pro

U may use heatshrink tubes on the coils
and attach heatsinks to mosfets to make them
cool.

Good Call.