HELP!! just built a pc and it keeps beeping!

scottyboy · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:31

RJC said:
what are your temperatures like in the BIOS for CPU and and system.

Rob

cpu temp 23
sys temp 44

is that normal? the sys temp was rising by 1 every 30 seconds or so (it was on 38)

mattyrigby00 · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:31

only thing i can think of then is maybe the case speaker polarity is wrong, i doubt it though

DavidB · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:33

Try downloading a more recent version of the bios and updating it ?
Seems an odd problem.

RJC · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:34

scottyboy said:
cpu temp 23
sys temp 44

is that normal? the sys temp was rising by 1 every 30 seconds or so (it was on 38)

Temps seem normal, CPU temperature seems a little low, mind you with that heatsink on it would be

.

Rob

ih8modem · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:36

zalman

Is it not perhaps the zalman fan controller beeping? I have a Coolermaster cool drive 4, and one of the fan is set low. this triggers a continous alarm until you actually acknowledge the alarm by selecting the fan, then pressing the big silver knob.

See if there is something similar on yours - just a suggestion as everything else seems to have been suggested/tried/checked already.

TheSwede · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:43

ih8modem said:
Is it not perhaps the zalman fan controller beeping? I have a Coolermaster cool drive 4, and one of the fan is set low. this triggers a continous alarm until you actually acknowledge the alarm by selecting the fan, then pressing the big silver knob.

See if there is something similar on yours - just a suggestion as everything else seems to have been suggested/tried/checked already.

I disconnected the Zalman fan controller and now there is no beeps!

I think it might have been as you said, it triggered a alarm so I will set everything up and then re connect the Zalman and work it out later..

Cheers
Tom

scottyboy · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:45

ih8modem said:
Is it not perhaps the zalman fan controller beeping? I have a Coolermaster cool drive 4, and one of the fan is set low. this triggers a continous alarm until you actually acknowledge the alarm by selecting the fan, then pressing the big silver knob.

See if there is something similar on yours - just a suggestion as everything else seems to have been suggested/tried/checked already.

I think it might be. fan 1, 2 and 3 are all reporting but i have nothing connected to fan 4. when I use the wheel and turn and adjust any of em the beeping stops. but afterwards it comes back on. I selected fan 4 and pressed the silver button but it didnt shut the beeping up...

scottyboy · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:53

thanks it was!

swede this might help u..

When you have everything in place, the unit immediately lights up and allows you to change the speed of the attached fans. If you don’t have a fan on a certain channel or if the fan isn’t turning/working then the unit will start beeping at you loudly until you sort the problem out, or disable that channel by pressing ‘mode’ until the right channel is selected and pressing in the jog wheel.

it worked for me.

croni486 · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:55

Glad see that you got there in the end.

ih8modem · 15 Aug 2007 at 23:56

scottyboy said:
thanks it was!

swede this might help u..

it worked for me.

Glad it worked. Exactly the same as was on my Coolermaster then, my term for the jog wheel was the big silver knob

scottyboy · 16 Aug 2007 at 00:00

http://www.xsreviews.co.uk/reviews/misc/zalman-zm-mfc2/4/

that review doesnt sound that good, all the others I read were really positive. I'll be keeping this tuniq fan on 1000 though, it makes some noise on 2000..