I was thinking the same thing, but every other example of coil whine I've heard is constant. This is regular, but it has gaps. It kind of beeps with a really consistent tempo. The good news is I can get rid of it by limiting games to around 120 fps, which is plenty for me. As long as it's nothing dangerous to my system I'm fine with it, I just want to make sure nothing will go horribly wrong.
Welp, the problem's been cropping up in other games, so I guess this isn't really minecraft related anymore. I'm pretty sure it corresponds to framerate, and I just get the highest framerate in that game. But it is odd that the pitch changes with looking up and down. Oh well. I don't know how to delete a thread, since this is no longer relevant, I'm sure it will get taken care of. Thanks again.
If it is, nothing seems to fix it. I've figured out that the noise is definitely coming from my PSU, and i've moved every component that i can away from it. I've shifted my SSD, unplugged my wireless mouse dongle, etc. Nothing. Additionally, the noise stops if I'm in power saver mode and is completely silent if I turn Vsync on, which is bizarre. It still isn't present even in much more resource intensive games.
Here's another video that better demonstrates that the pitch and volume of the noise only change when I do something in game. And again, it's definitely coming from my PSU.
I've had the machine for about two months, and this is the first time I've noticed the noise.
So I started noticing something very worrying recently, with regards to a new computer I built. It's a high, whining, buzzing noise that comes out of the back of my machine. By my best guess, the noise seems to come from around my SSD or PSU. Because this problem ONLY occurs in minecraft, my guess is that it has something to do with my SSD, as minecraft is the only game I have installed on it.
One odd thing to mention is that the noise only happens if I look down in game. It doesn't matter what level I'm on, even if the whole world is above me, the noise will stop if I look up. If I play the game if a very small window the noise decreases, but doesn't go away.
Example of the noise:
The video is very quiet, so you may have to turn up the volume. The noise is considerably louder in person, and sometimes gets to the point where I can hear it through my headphones.
If it's important, my system specs are as follows:
MSI armor GTX 1070
Intel Core i5-6600
GEIL 2x8g gigs
ADATA SP550
Toshiba DT01ACA100
MSI B150M Mortar
If I notice the issue while playing any other games, I'll add them to the post.
I just forwarded to ports to a different local IP in my network, a Mac this time. Still no luck. This leads me to believe that it's not a problem with the firewall. Are there any settings on a Qwest q1000 router that would interfere with this sort of thing? How about on an Airport Extreme? Are there any extra steps I have to take if I have an Airport Extreme?
I turned windows firewall off, turned AVG firewall off, canceled my free trial of AVG and turned that off, completely uninstalled AVG, but nothing worked.
I don't think it's a problem with the router because the port is forwarded correctly. What i'm looking for is some explanation as to how the port could be correct and the server not be up. Also, I'd prefer to keep the discussion on the forums in case someone else has the same problem.
Still no luck. I created outbound rules for 25565 AND for java, but it wont work. Are there any Century Link or Qwest specific things I need to be doing? Or any steps I might have skipped using Comcast that I would have to do now that I'm not on it?
I recently switched internet providers from Comcast to Century Link. With this came a new router, on which I tried to forward the same port (25565) I had on the last one. I went through the step-by-step process for forwarding on the new router but I can't connect the server. My new router is an Actiontec Q1000, which is linked to an Airport Extreme. Here is a walk through of the problem:
I believe I've correctly set up the port, this is what my router's page shows:
Here's my Ethernet local IP, I think. If I'm using the wrong one, let me know.
This is what I get when I set up the server, it looks correct to me.
Finally, this is what I get when I set up the server. The top is connected with localhost and the bottom is connected through my public IP
I disabled UPnP and NAT-T because I heard about it in a tutorial video, but that didn't do anything. Is there anything else I should disable? I would guess I would need to pass something new through my firewall, but I already passed the port through on my last router. Any suggestions?
Yeah, I checked that out but I'm looking for older stuff, plus it doesn't look like those are provided by Mojang. Does anyone know the reason they don't provide/haven't yet provided old servers?
So, everyone knows that a while ago old Minecraft Clients were made available through the new launcher. That was pretty cool, but all in all it's old news. What I was wondering was if Mojang did something similar with old Servers? I know the latest Minecraft_Server.jar is available on Minecraft.net but I couldn't find an archive for old ones. Is there any way to play multiplier on old alpha or beta versions?
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I was thinking the same thing, but every other example of coil whine I've heard is constant. This is regular, but it has gaps. It kind of beeps with a really consistent tempo. The good news is I can get rid of it by limiting games to around 120 fps, which is plenty for me. As long as it's nothing dangerous to my system I'm fine with it, I just want to make sure nothing will go horribly wrong.
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Welp, the problem's been cropping up in other games, so I guess this isn't really minecraft related anymore. I'm pretty sure it corresponds to framerate, and I just get the highest framerate in that game. But it is odd that the pitch changes with looking up and down. Oh well. I don't know how to delete a thread, since this is no longer relevant, I'm sure it will get taken care of. Thanks again.
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If it is, nothing seems to fix it. I've figured out that the noise is definitely coming from my PSU, and i've moved every component that i can away from it. I've shifted my SSD, unplugged my wireless mouse dongle, etc. Nothing. Additionally, the noise stops if I'm in power saver mode and is completely silent if I turn Vsync on, which is bizarre. It still isn't present even in much more resource intensive games.
Here's another video that better demonstrates that the pitch and volume of the noise only change when I do something in game. And again, it's definitely coming from my PSU.
I've had the machine for about two months, and this is the first time I've noticed the noise.
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So I started noticing something very worrying recently, with regards to a new computer I built. It's a high, whining, buzzing noise that comes out of the back of my machine. By my best guess, the noise seems to come from around my SSD or PSU. Because this problem ONLY occurs in minecraft, my guess is that it has something to do with my SSD, as minecraft is the only game I have installed on it.
One odd thing to mention is that the noise only happens if I look down in game. It doesn't matter what level I'm on, even if the whole world is above me, the noise will stop if I look up. If I play the game if a very small window the noise decreases, but doesn't go away.
Example of the noise:
The video is very quiet, so you may have to turn up the volume. The noise is considerably louder in person, and sometimes gets to the point where I can hear it through my headphones.
If it's important, my system specs are as follows:
MSI armor GTX 1070
Intel Core i5-6600
GEIL 2x8g gigs
ADATA SP550
Toshiba DT01ACA100
MSI B150M Mortar
If I notice the issue while playing any other games, I'll add them to the post.
Thank you for your help.
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Here's what happens when you try to connect to my server with the public IP (note, this is with my firewall disabled):
And here's the server log:
As you can see, the server never even registers that someone is trying to join. And yes, I checked canyouseeme.org. My port is indeed open.
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I have no idea what to do anymore.
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I set up inbound rules for the port 25565 as well as java (path %ProgramFiles% (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin\javaw.exe)
So my port is open, but no one can still connect to my server. Is that the correct path? Is there anything else I need to allow?
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I believe I've correctly set up the port, this is what my router's page shows:
Here's my Ethernet local IP, I think. If I'm using the wrong one, let me know.
This is what I get when I set up the server, it looks correct to me.
Finally, this is what I get when I set up the server. The top is connected with localhost and the bottom is connected through my public IP
I disabled UPnP and NAT-T because I heard about it in a tutorial video, but that didn't do anything. Is there anything else I should disable? I would guess I would need to pass something new through my firewall, but I already passed the port through on my last router. Any suggestions?
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