I have disconnected all other parts, w/o any difference. I now changed hte PSU a third time, for a different reason, and the noise came back with a venegeance. Now I changed the PSU, and it was reduced, but was sometimes present. I changed it to a ASUS M3A78-EM, and the noise disappeared. It got worse, and i ordered a new MB (same) and swapped it. After some weeks, it startet to make chirping screeching noises. When I upgraded, at first it was bliss, silent as one could get it. My old MB was also making noise from the MB itself, so it was time to change it. GitHub - cferdinandi/smooth-scroll: A lightweight script to animate scrolling to anchor links. I retained my old PSU, a cheap NorthQ 350W. It appears when scrolling, or generally when the MB is using lots of power, or disk activity.Ĭhill Innovation CP-400P4 400W (CP-400P4) so it is annoying that i am bothered by such a screeching noise. I have an low power AMD system, for low noise. smoothScroll.easing is an object containing the predefined easing functions. smoothScroll.nativeSupported indicates whether or not the CSS scroll-behavior property is supported in the current browser. I have alsom been plaged by such a problem. smoothScroll.scrolling() returns true/false depending on whether or not there are current scrolling animations. If this noise continues.I think I will die !!! For this, few things need to be done: export smoothScroll as the default function: export default smoothScroll. I think it's the PSU or somewhere around the big pipe of the motherboard. The final step is to expose the smoothScroll function to be used by applications. I'm not sure it's the PSU.but when I put my ears in the case. I can hear this sound when i'm on Internet Explorer.when I the page with my mouse the noise stop! and I have the same problem!!Ĩ0% of the time. If anyone could shed some light on this I'd really appreciate it. I have looked over ever capacitor on my video card / mobo and all of them are fine as well. Has anyone ever heard of anything similiar to this ? I've done some reading around and every thread I find with people having similiar problems is just people saying 'bad psu/vid card/etc.' and saying to RMA it. I just want to make sure its not some error on my part before assuming that the PSU is bad. I also tried putting the video card on its own rail to reduce the stress on one rail. So far I have tried organizing all the cables since I originally thought it was just some crosstalk or interference. The only time it makes this noise is during certain loading screens, and when scrolling on some webpages. I put my ear up to the back of my PSU and it is obviously the source of the noise. This event fires immediately after canceling smooth scrolling. SmoothScroll.getInstance (smoothScrollEl) Name. Everything is working flawlessly, but whenever I am browsing on IE and scroll up and down on webpages I hear a very faint squealing type noise. Static method which allows you to get the smooth scroll instance associated to a DOM element. Hey, I'm a first time builder and just got done putting a system together.

Mbs smoothscroll