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TheBlueRaja · 20-12-2004, 18:45

Use Winbond Hardware Doctor - i got a copu of it with my Abit Nf7. Chances are its a voltage issue - i get the same thing on my board whilst playing games as i clock the ass of my PC and that takes it out of normal bounds of operation.

I use Hardware Doctor to change the boundaries so that i no longer get the beeps.

EDIT: Saying that if your not clocking it may be a power issue with your PSU - either way Hardware Doctor will inform you what the offending item is anyway.

20-12-2004, 18:45	#9
TheBlueRaja cf.mega poster Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Baw deep in a munter Age: 48 Services: Initiations, rep rigging and orgies! Posts: 5,750	Re: Why does my computer beep all the time? Use Winbond Hardware Doctor - i got a copu of it with my Abit Nf7. Chances are its a voltage issue - i get the same thing on my board whilst playing games as i clock the ass of my PC and that takes it out of normal bounds of operation. I use Hardware Doctor to change the boundaries so that i no longer get the beeps. EDIT: Saying that if your not clocking it may be a power issue with your PSU - either way Hardware Doctor will inform you what the offending item is anyway.