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<blockquote data-quote="Shade2003" data-source="post: 1393018" data-attributes="member: 247652">I have a late 2008 macbook pro that makes a high pitched noise.&nbsp; It sounds like a steady high pitched noise at baseline.&nbsp; when i change the volume there's additional staticy noises that sometimes sound like the noise tiny robots make in the movies.&nbsp; This noise comes out of the computers speakers, as well as external speakers if I have them plugged in.&nbsp; If I plug in headphones it comes out of the headphones.&nbsp; It's definitely separate from the fan noise, and it unlikely to be from the processor itself either.Has anyone experienced this before?&nbsp; I'd very much appreciate any help. The noise is driving me crazy.&nbsp; Additional Info:&nbsp; speakers work fine. I'm not sure when this issues started as I purchased this computer second hand, but everything else works fine.&nbsp; It seems to be related to my needing to play sound.&nbsp; It does seem to go away after awhile if I don't play any sound.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shade2003, post: 1393018, member: 247652"] I have a late 2008 macbook pro that makes a high pitched noise. It sounds like a steady high pitched noise at baseline. when i change the volume there's additional staticy noises that sometimes sound like the noise tiny robots make in the movies. This noise comes out of the computers speakers, as well as external speakers if I have them plugged in. If I plug in headphones it comes out of the headphones. It's definitely separate from the fan noise, and it unlikely to be from the processor itself either. Has anyone experienced this before? I'd very much appreciate any help. The noise is driving me crazy. Additional Info: speakers work fine. I'm not sure when this issues started as I purchased this computer second hand, but everything else works fine. It seems to be related to my needing to play sound. It does seem to go away after awhile if I don't play any sound. [/QUOTE]

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