Motherboard makes Beep sound.

[Memorex]

when i use my pc play games watch videos or just surf the web , PC will sometimes make beep sound but sound comes not from speakers but from PC motherboard and this happens like 5-10 beeps per 10-12 hours. So i get a short quick beep ("Bleerp") and then PC stays quiet for 1-2 hours and then it beeps again.

i dont understand why it beeps my pc works perfectly fine i use windows 10 and motherboard is msi z270.

[Memorex]

Messaggio originale di Big Boom Boom:

Messaggio originale di 🎃Sir Edmund's Spoopy Kitteh:

When was the last time you cleaned the dust from your heat sink fins? Usually Kabelake does not get that hot...which is why I am asking.

Do you even understand what you're talking about? If the temp reading is correct that is very cool. In fact I laugh at people saying their CPU temp under heavy usage never reach 40C. You play in mid winter with your windows opened or what.

idk i have 2 fans in front of PC that intakes air and 2 fans in the back that outtakes air and 1 fan on the side that outtakes air out. i also have that filter on front of 2 intake fans that collects dust

but when i launch Witcher 3 or Rise of Tomb Raider my pc temp goes to 50C min and 60C max temp

[tacoshy]

tempretures are clearly not his problem as his log says. Also a temprature warning would not only appear for a second once every 1-2h. it would be there constantly.

Does the beep appear in specific cirumstance like starting a specific game?

[Memorex]

Messaggio originale di tacoshy:

tempretures are clearly not his problem as his log says. Also a temprature warning would not only appear for a second once every 1-2h. it would be there constantly.

Does the beep appear in specific cirumstance like starting a specific game?

nope even while watchin youtube or livestreams it randomly beeps , from now i will try to mark precise time when it beeps exactly and whats being played on PC.

[Talby]

Some mobo have temp warnings that beep when you hit a threshold, since your temps are not a problem check them in the BIOS setup and see if they are set too low for the system temp. Had a similar problem when cpu was idle, so CPU fan was low speed and caused the system temp to rise and hit the threshold and I bumped it up, problem solved

[Memorex]

ok so i checked beep codes and this is what i found

1 short beep :

[VGA detected]
[Quick boot set to disabled]
[No keyboard detected]


VGA detected what is that ? a monitor problem ?

what is quick boot ?

and keyboard it works fine i use it to type and play.

also could virus or malware cause this ?

[𝔇ave]

Vga detected = monitor and graphics chip working

Quick boot disables some startup checks

[Memorex]

Messaggio originale di Ðavз:

Vga detected = monitor and graphics chip working

Quick boot disables some startup checks

thank you

[Mossy Snake]

Messaggio originale di Chester:

Messaggio originale di Ðavз:

Vga detected = monitor and graphics chip working

Quick boot disables some startup checks

thank you

If you have an older VGA monitor, that is what's causing it.

You could get a VGA-to-HDMI (or DP or DVI-D) adapter and see if that fixes the problem.

[appleseedcarrot]

i have vga to hdmi because my monitor has no hdmi

[Omega]

Messaggio originale di aDumbnamedUser:

i have vga to hdmi because my monitor has no hdmi

The adapter was probably just as expensive as a new monitor would have costed you, wasn't it?

[𝔇ave]

Messaggio originale di Omega:

Messaggio originale di aDumbnamedUser:

i have vga to hdmi because my monitor has no hdmi

The adapter was probably just as expensive as a new monitor would have costed you, wasn't it?

Adapters are only a couple of dollars on eBay..

[Omega]

Messaggio originale di Ðavз:

Messaggio originale di Omega:

The adapter was probably just as expensive as a new monitor would have costed you, wasn't it?

Adapters are only a couple of dollars on eBay..

Not VGA to HDMI, since it actually requires a little piece of hardware to translate the digital signal to an analoge one.

DVI-I to VGA = $2
DVI-d to VGA = $15
HDMI to VGA = $15

[𝔇ave]

Messaggio originale di Omega:

Messaggio originale di Ðavз:

Adapters are only a couple of dollars on eBay..

Not VGA to HDMI, since it actually requires a little piece of hardware to translate the digital signal to an analoge one.

DVI-I to VGA = $2
DVI-d to VGA = $15
HDMI to VGA = $15

Ok even so id like to know where you can pick up a decent hdmi monitor for 15 dollars...

[HEART]

Messaggio originale di Ðavз:

Messaggio originale di Omega:

Not VGA to HDMI, since it actually requires a little piece of hardware to translate the digital signal to an analoge one.

DVI-I to VGA = $2
DVI-d to VGA = $15
HDMI to VGA = $15

Ok even so id like to know where you can pick up a decent hdmi monitor for 15 dollars...

craigslist

[Omega]

Messaggio originale di Ðavз:

Messaggio originale di Omega:

Not VGA to HDMI, since it actually requires a little piece of hardware to translate the digital signal to an analoge one.

DVI-I to VGA = $2
DVI-d to VGA = $15
HDMI to VGA = $15

Ok even so id like to know where you can pick up a decent hdmi monitor for 15 dollars...

www.ebay.com