Macbook Pro Retina 13" fan hiss on start up?

Hi there community. My 13" Retina MBP makes a slight "hiss" noise whenever I turn the machine on or I resume it from sleep. In a quiet environment it is noticable, and I know it comes from the fan starting up. When the machine is up and running though, the only noise I hear from the fan is a regular low-profile noise (about 1000rpm), which is completly normal. Any answers?

I hear a very FAINT noise in my 15" rMBP, when I first got mine thet other day the FAN came on really loud and that's the last time i ever heard the FAN.  But this new 2013 rMBP is a 1000 times more quiet than my 2008 MBP.  Sometimes I wonder if it's even RUNNING it's so quiet.  Apple really did a nice job putting the SSD drive in and although I hate to admit it leaving out the Optical drive made this machine lighter and the quietest machine ever built.

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