Fan above Processor makes whining noise in 3000 H 105 M/T-8823-5AQ

I am having 3000 H105 series Desktop M/T-8823-5AQ in which fan above the processor makes whining noise when i use any heavy software or play Games. Also at the same time the CPU usages will reach to 90% - 100%. Please help my friend told me there is a problem in fan. And it may affected the Processor. The processor present in my desktop is Intel(r) Pentium D.
Anyone's ideas are greatly appreciated and welcomed.

This is not a problem, as the CPU fan varies its speed depending on the heat load of the processor, and one problem with variable fans is that they are quiter at low load and when it gets to high speed than the noise goes up exponentially, especially the OEM fan like yours. You may fix the problem by getting heat pipe design heat sinks from manufacturers such as ASUS, etc. These fans have a lower noise design large capacity fan, also the copper pipes have better heat transfer properties.
The pentium D processor use 2 pentium 4 CPU, so you can imagine the heat output of these processors, the large heat output from Pentium 4 is the major drawback of this design and premature abandonment by Intel for the far more energy efficient Core Duo and Core 2 Duo designs. If you are game enough you can try to poach a egg on specifically made heat sink on a Pentium D processor, which is not advisable.

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