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New Dual G5 2.5
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<blockquote data-quote="pmj" data-source="post: 43545"><p>I just received my new dual G5 2.5 ghz and while I love how fast it is... there is an odd "revving" sound that happens on and off, randomly, while I use the computer... I've never heard this sound on any system I've used before -- it's not a fan (I can hear them go on and off -- the constant fan is fairly quiet) and it's not the DVD/CD drive... </p><p></p><p>A friend thinks it's the pump that circulates the liquid 'coolant' that surrounds the chips in this model... </p><p></p><p>Anyone have any idea what it might be?</p><p></p><p>p.s. I ran the hardware test and everything seems to be working fine -- I'm on OS 10.3.4 etc. </p><p></p><p>p.s.s. It just went off again as I write this -- it sounds like a wind-up toy! Could it just be the way this thing sounds???</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pmj, post: 43545"] I just received my new dual G5 2.5 ghz and while I love how fast it is... there is an odd "revving" sound that happens on and off, randomly, while I use the computer... I've never heard this sound on any system I've used before -- it's not a fan (I can hear them go on and off -- the constant fan is fairly quiet) and it's not the DVD/CD drive... A friend thinks it's the pump that circulates the liquid 'coolant' that surrounds the chips in this model... Anyone have any idea what it might be? p.s. I ran the hardware test and everything seems to be working fine -- I'm on OS 10.3.4 etc. p.s.s. It just went off again as I write this -- it sounds like a wind-up toy! Could it just be the way this thing sounds??? [/QUOTE]
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