One of your ventilators is likely clogged. Download a tool to monitor the CPU and computer case temperature, like this [http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/page/download_overclock] or this [http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php one]. The case temperature (the lower of the two measured temperatures) shouldn't be above 40 C, the max CPU temperature for your CPU, you can find on the following page:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/143/5 (click "Next" until you find your CPU type). What kind of CPU is in your computer, you can find out by opening the "Control Panel" -> "System" -> Tab "General" -> Subsection "Computer:" in Windows XP.
An earthquake is usually started by two or more tectonic plates grinding together and thrusting up earth and rock.:)
kuz ur PC is fcuked up!
It sounds like it could be a rust build up on the backing plate. best to have it checked out.
You might hear loud squeaking noises. jack up the front end and try to wiggle the wheel. if it wiggles then it could be the bearing. You could be hearing a grinding noise also.
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Both get started at about the same time. As the teeth are grinding up the food, enzymes in the saliva are breaking down starch.
If the ticking/grinding noise is coming fron the front of the car, it is probably a CV joint going bad. Outer CV joints will click as they wear out, and if that goes on long enough they will start grinding as the joint basically chews itself up.
the rubber bumpers are gone or worn out on the side motor mounts
The whirring noises you hear are coming from the fan trying so hard to cool down the PC. This occurs when your PC is heating up as a result of overuse, or multiple programs running at the same time (mostly on the background) when the RAM size or Processor speed is low. Your PC tries to compensate for these lacks and try to keep the PC in optimal condition. When the PC starts making such noises, it's an indication for you to take it for some maintenance. The fan also needs to be clean. It can also happen is you are using the PC in a particular place of increase environmental temperature. I remember how once I had to keep my laptop in the refrigerator to cool down (lol). Another reason why the PC might be making such noises is if it fell at some point.
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If a CPU makes unusual sounds, it is best to close all programs and shut off the computer. If it is a fan problem, cleaning it with canned air may dislodge the problem. HOWEVER, a hard drive that is going bad can also cause a bad grinding noise. The harddrive could fail. So, back up your files, but only turn on the PC until the sound begins and then quickly turn it back off, let it cool for 10-30 minutes and retry.
When setting up a video meeting, make sure you do everything you can to minimize outside noises. Noises penetrate through the video.