I moved it so that it should no longed be touching the CPU fan. There is one that plugs into the motherboard that runs past the graphics card and the CPU fan. I opened up my pc to have a look and see if any cable was running near a fan. They didn't have the constant static noise these ones do, but they did frequently make a beeping noise as if they were picking up morse code or something. I previously had a very old pair of speakers connected to my PC. They are connected to my pc via a standard red-black connector thing. I have two, both make the same static noise. They are now all (PC, laptop, both speakers) plugged in to the same extension cable, which is plugged directly into the wall. I replaced the extension cable that my PC and speakers were running off. I replaced the power cable to my pc, since it was running through a European to UK adaptor. I get the noise regardless of whether I plug the jack into front or back sockets. My headset is also run off of the onboard sound, and gets no static or noise whatsoever. Running onboard sound from my motherboard. Some info about my specs and what I've tried:
There is still a very faint noise but vastly more bearable. There is much less noise when I connect to my GFs laptop which is unconnected to any power source. The battery is broken so I can't disconnect it.) There is however a noise if I connect the speakers to my old laptop (which is connected to the same power source as my pc. There is no noise if I connect the speakers to my iphone and play music through there.
It gets especially loud when I do anything intensive, like try and play a game like Skyrim for example. The noise gets louder when I do something on the pc, like for example scroll down a page, load a new page in my browser. I don't really know how to describe it better than that. It is a sort of sputtering static sound of medium pitch. The noise is in general quite quiet, and most of the time cannot be heard unless no other sound is playing through the speakers. I'm having issues with a static noise coming through my speakers.
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