mbp brushing pictures with electrical sound, obsessive-compulsive disorder makes me anxious, I have to figure it out ~ ~ ~

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• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  Didi, let's have some big guys
• Anonymous5000 Apr 27, 2025
  Try muting your computer
• Anonymous5001 Apr 27, 2025
  I also have this problem occasionally with my m1 🤣
• Anonymous5002 Apr 27, 2025
  I also have this with my M4 mbp, especially when playing the screen saver, sizzling https://i.imgur.com/14cwgsI. png
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  @ Anonymous5003 play the screen I haven't noticed that when I cut pictures on Facebook, the sound will be slightly quieter than that of sweet potatoes
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  @ Anonymous5001 When did I discover that it was available when I bought it in a new machine?
• Anonymous9668 Apr 27, 2025
  I found that all those with this problem are mbp, but there is no mba. I guess if it may be due to the fan. For example, when cutting a picture, the cpu occupancy rate will increase, and the fan will turn accordingly, causing it to be mistaken for a current sound
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  @ Anonymous9668 # 7 It's not like a fan. The basic image cutting consumes gpu and cpu, which doesn't make the fan spin
• Anonymous59 Apr 27, 2025
  I have used mbp m1max for four years, and this is the first time I hear this
• Anonymous5001 Apr 27, 2025
  @ Poster No, I've been using this for three or four years, and it has happened sometimes since last year 🧐 Maybe it was caused by a book smashing the keyboard that time?
• Anonymous5004 Apr 27, 2025
  It should be the coil/capacitor howling. Is the sound possible to be related to the system load or CPU running frequency? My M1 Max has been having this problem since I bought it. For example: occasionally there will be sound when I scroll the page, but if I don't scroll, there will be sound. There is sound, but most environments are not quiet enough to pay attention to the sound. Reference: https://www.notebookcheck.net/FAQ-Coil-Whine.225152.0.html
• Anonymous5005 Apr 27, 2025
  M1 MAX users, every time they use hardware to encode video, there will be a current whistling sound. It is reasonable to guess that what LZ encountered may be that the GPU was called when loading pictures, and then there will be a current sound when the GPU module is under high load..
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  @ Anonymous5000 # 2 has nothing to do with this, it's the same
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  @ Anonymous5005 # 12 AI said the same thing, but I don't think there will be a sound of current when you click on a picture. You can open Little Sweet Potato and find a post with multiple pictures, cut the picture and listen to it to see if there is any sound
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  @ Anonymous5004 # 11 Yes, my previous win book was also in the same situation, but it won't still be like this after I have changed to Apple, right?
• Anonymous4936 Apr 27, 2025
  It may appear after the device has been in service for a long time. My iPad now has high-frequency noise at the Logo on the back as long as I touch it. Recently, I discovered that wireless power banks also have this sound
• Poster Apr 27, 2025
  I found a problem. After connecting it with Redmi's 4k type-c monitor, I found a very loud sound. After unplugging it, it became much smaller. It was between a trace of sound and no sensation. I couldn't hear it at home without deliberately listening to it. I doubt it now. Is the reverse charging of the Xiaomi monitor causing problems with the motherboard?
• Poster May 1, 2025
  @ Anonymous4936 # 16 I'm a new computer
• Poster May 2, 2025
  @ Anonymous5004 # 11 How many years has the boss's M1 Max been used?
• Anonymous5004 May 2, 2025
  @ Poster # 19 MBP was first purchased in 21 years and has been used to this day.