I have just played a round of Rocket League and suddenly comes from below a loud noise… I screwed it to see what causes this noise and it seems as if it is the speaker…
I turned it on and off and then it was gone, but every time I play a "challenging" game the sound comes again…
I have the Acer Aspire VN7-793G-74L1 in the 2017 version
Installed is an i7 7700HQ and a GTX 1060 with 8GB Ram.
How about the fan of the device? That would be much more likely to match the behavior you described - especially when you're under load through gambling.
They can get pretty loud sometimes. But it varies depending on the size of the fan.
That will be the fan…
No… If I turn off the fans with a program, it's still there
And the fans are on the top half of the device and the speakers on the bottom (where the noise comes from)
Well… If your name is Beibdir, then I suspect that you are running your notebook the wrong way and therefore you think that the fans are on top of your Notrbook.
I know quite a few laptops, but none where the fan is up and the speakers are down.
Usually it's the other way around. But good…
I stick with fan, because it fits exactly to your description and the performance condition of the notebook.
A "noise" in the speaker would indicate an improper interference suppression of the notebook. This may happen, but it would be permanent, not just when the device is running at full load.
The "problem" apparently have already had other users of this device. And as it looks, it is - as I suspected - probably s.der fan.
So if you still have a guarantee (where I almost go out, because Acer gives 2 years), you should contact Acer support. Possibly. Do you have to send in the notebook and you will probably repair it free of charge.
The "noise" does not come from the speaker, the laptop fans fresh air because it gets hot.
That's the fan, haste the thing may be on the blanket or on another textile surface?
not recommended! The laptop must stand on a smooth surface so he kricht from below air.
Under the ventilation slots is about 5-10 cm a lot of air in and out can (not on blanket or something soft)
