Noise 1tb hdd

i got a new computer, and there is a slight noise coming from where the hard drive(1tb hdd) is, the noise is pretty anoying in a quiet room but imperceptible in places with a normal level of noise.. is that noise normal?
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Then you have Windows 8 or 8.1 right? Tap F2 as you power up to enter diagnostics and go into the device or hardware diagnostics and select the full hard drive test. Let us know the outcome.

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