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Hello Everyone ... I was hoping for some clarification.
I have just purchased a 2007 MacBook Pro 2.5Ghz. I have been experiencing this REALLY weird digestive sound (for the lack of better explanation - or maybe like a short gurgling sound) coming from underneath my left speaker ... and echoing under my keyboard. The sound comes and goes ... sometimes more frequent than others ... but it only lasts for about 1 second. It's repetitive and freakin' annoying. The sound is very slight, but you really notice it if you are in a quiet room. My question is: Is this a normal sound of the computer working? Does anyone else have this? The MacBook Pro works awesome, but this sound is REALLY just annoying. |
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So your saying this is not a normal sound? Last edited by zeppyboy; 11-29-2008 at 04:03 AM. |
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it sounds like a low bubbly sound hahah i don't really know how to describe it!!! |
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I too been observing the same thing on MY MBP since past month or so.
I just doubt is it because of playing CPU/Graphics intensive game for a long time. I was playing THIEF - Deadly Shadows since past month which is quite resource intensive (every day 2-3 hours (weekdays) and 4-5 hours (weekends). |
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I just Googled "gurgling sounds in my macbook pro" and came up with your post. I just noticed the noises tonight after using Skype. At first I thought my stomach was growling, but it turned out to be my laptop! ABSOLUTELY like an "organ recital". What to do? Do I need to worry? It seems to have stopped for a while, but it's pretty unsettling. Better back up everything again...
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Hi.
I've had this and tracking it down nearly drove me berserk. In my case it was a sporadic glugging sound like an airlock or the onset of a plumbing disaster! With me it turned out to be a Skype thing. The glugging sound was apparently to alert me that a contact had appeared online. I disabled it through Skype - Preferences - Notifications and de-selecting the Play Sound Box for Contact Becomes Available. Easy, but not obvious. Last edited by Feexby; 12-11-2011 at 06:35 AM. |
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