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With the click of a switch, your fan springs to life and you're enveloped in a breeze of soothing white noise.
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- Relaxing White Noise
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By popular request, I've created a 10 hour fan video for your sleeping pleasure. And this isn't any old fan recording. I auditioned a dozen fans for the role to select the most pleasing sound...
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- Relaxing White Noise
The box fan noise lasts for 10 hours, perfect for creating a relaxing ambience as you fall asleep and covering up distractions to help you remain asleep...more. With the flip of a switch this...
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- Relaxing White Noise
Steady, low sounds like the whir of a fan or air conditioner are soothing and can help mute distracting or sudden noises. This explains why some people sleep with a bedside fan running, every night, no matter what the temperature.
- Check What Software Is Running
- Monitor Your Computer's Temperature
- Give Your PC Room to Breathe
- Set Up Fan Control
- Clean Out The Dust
- Replace A Loud (or Failing) Fan Entirely
Your first order of business should be to check what software is currently running, the resources it's using, and whether that fan noise is warranted. In Windows, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to bring up the Task Manager. In macOS, press Ctrl + Spaceand search for Activity Monitor. This will show you what programs are currently open and using system re...
If the fan noise only kicks in when you're purposely doing something intensive, like gaming or converting a large video file, then that's the desired behavior. The point of the fan is to keep all the components operating safely when under a heavy processing load. However, that doesn't mean you have to put up with the loud whirring and whooshing noi...
While your computer doesn't actually breathe like a human, it does need enough room for air to circulate around your PC. Anything that hinders airflow is going to overheat your PC, pushing your fans to spin harder and harder to achieve desirable temperatures. You should consider if you have any bad habits that could be making things worse. For inst...
Some PCs run their fans at full blast all the time—this is especially common if you built your own PCand haven't done any fine-tuning of the cooling hardware. If your fans are plugged into the computer's motherboard, you might be able to control them using your motherboard BIOS. You can enter the BIOS menuby pressing a key as your computer boots (u...
Dust is one of those unfortunate inevitabilities when it comes to PCs. Just like blue screens and dead hard drives, you're going to encounter it at some point. Excess dust means excess heat, which means fans spinning faster to keep things cool—and if you smoke or have pets in the house, the problem can get quite severe. So grab a screwdriver, open ...
If none of the above fixes seem to help, your fan may be on its way to a dusty grave. This can often result in a clicking, buzzing, or grinding noise that's hard to ignore. You might be able to fix this with a drop of sewing machine oilin the bearing, but this is best done before you experience symptoms. If this doesn't help, it's time to swap in a...
The soothing hum of the spinning fan blades can help you feel cool and calm just like when you are sleeping with your fan at home. This rotating fan creates a slow rhythmic sound that can help create a relaxing atmosphere as you close your eyes.
Use this 10-hour box fan noise if you find yourself in that situation. Fan sleep sounds are great for covering up background distractions at night and can create a soothing ambience that can help you relax.
