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Annoying Beep when closing high CPU stressing programs
- Thread starter KINgGh0sT
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hrdwrjnkie
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Where are your temps at after these programs? I had a friend that had an IC7-G that would beep when it got warm. He adjusted the temp alert setting in the BIOS and it went away.
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The NF7-S and THe IC7 boards beep when the Temprature gets to high. I set mine off all the time with O/C'd Video card and CPU on too small of a radiator.
I've run into the same problem, but I know what causes my beeping.
I've found that if I intentionally install the wrong BIOS, this beeping happens in the same manner you described (Sandra in peticular would set it off). Try looking around for the proper BIOS for your board.
Also, many manufacturers make similiar boards, name them similarly, BUT assign them different BIOS'. For example, for the i865PE chipset, Gigabyte sells:
8iPE1000
8iPE1000 Rev. 2
8iPE1000 Pro
8iPE1000 Pro Rev. 2
8iPE1000 Pro2
8iPE1000 Pro2-W
8iPE1000 Pro3
Confusing? Hell ya! Seven mobos from one chipset and they all use a different BIOS. Don't trust retailers either. My board was advertised as the "8iPE1000 Rev.2" model, but what I ended up getting was the "8iPE1000 Pro Rev.2". Imange my surprise when I tried to flash to the newest (non-Pro) BIOS only to get beeped at. Find the serial number on the board, usually by the CPU socket, e-mail Abit and get the exact model name and BIOS.
I've found that if I intentionally install the wrong BIOS, this beeping happens in the same manner you described (Sandra in peticular would set it off). Try looking around for the proper BIOS for your board.
Also, many manufacturers make similiar boards, name them similarly, BUT assign them different BIOS'. For example, for the i865PE chipset, Gigabyte sells:
8iPE1000
8iPE1000 Rev. 2
8iPE1000 Pro
8iPE1000 Pro Rev. 2
8iPE1000 Pro2
8iPE1000 Pro2-W
8iPE1000 Pro3
Confusing? Hell ya! Seven mobos from one chipset and they all use a different BIOS. Don't trust retailers either. My board was advertised as the "8iPE1000 Rev.2" model, but what I ended up getting was the "8iPE1000 Pro Rev.2". Imange my surprise when I tried to flash to the newest (non-Pro) BIOS only to get beeped at. Find the serial number on the board, usually by the CPU socket, e-mail Abit and get the exact model name and BIOS.