MacBookPro 16-inch has current noise, cpu turbo frequency noise？

Guys there keep exchanging but they get the same result, or even a louder whine. Why such thing even exist in the era of active noise reduction? Can't they just pick whine sound with internal mics and suppress it with speakers? It's available even in the AirPods. Would cost some performance but nothing compared to disabling Turbo.

then tell them about it here:

https://www.apple.com/feedback/

be concise, space is limited.

The title of that YouTube Video is:

SSDs are NOT SILENT! SSD M.2 making high pitch noise or crackling/whirring

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If you bought direct from Apple after mid November, you have an extended holiday grace period until Jan 8 to return for credit:

https://www.macrumors.com/2019/11/20/apple-holiday-return-policy-2019/

Yes - exactly same problem.

MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)

1 tb ssd

Serial number - C0*****D6N

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Same problem. Video demonstrating effect: https://youtu.be/s_9RrVLcG3I

I got the same thing using ML Enhance in Pixelmator Pro. While calculating I can hear an electrical buzz. Doesn't really bug me but I do think it's weird for a $5000 laptop.

Same problem, last year I did a few replacement just for this "whining".

And if you disable the cpu turboboost, the noise disappears.

Have the same problem, with MBP 16" base. Hope Apple will fix it.

This means that it cannot be fixed by software upgrade, right？

I'm a web developer, so compiling a real web project is exactly a real world performance for me. It drops significantly.

Oh so I'm not the only one? This stutter is driving me crazy. And for a $5000 computer or feels pretty ******.

I hope some blog or something makes this public. Apple needs to address this.

so apple isn't responding and we all need to make it public that notebooks at this cost can't be with such defects and we have to get apple to make a replacement

But best way to hear this noise match loudly is mac os software updates or using special development tools or IDE's