I have recently built myself a system for the very first time! The computer boots fine, I've been using it for about a week or more now. However, whenever I boot my computer, there's no BEEEEP at all? I have the 990fxa-UD3 with FX-8320. They are both newly bought as well!
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computer boots but no POST?
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- Nov 18, 2008
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Its POSTing or it couldnt boot
The lack of beep is probably because there is no speaker attached to the motherboard
The lack of beep is probably because there is no speaker attached to the motherboard
- Nov 18, 2008
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Very few motherboards come with pre-installed speakers now , and very few cases have them installed either .
Try a local computer or electronics shop
Try a local computer or electronics shop
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check the webpage for the motherboard and see if there is a speaker header on the there [ Im sure there is , but check anyway ]
I have no idea what they are called . I call them "motherboard BIOS speakers".
Most computer parts shops should have one
It was handy when every case had one installed
I have no idea what they are called . I call them "motherboard BIOS speakers".
Most computer parts shops should have one
It was handy when every case had one installed
shortstuff_mt
Glorious
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I would just call it a motherboard or system speaker. You can get one for $2 here:
http://www.cwc-group.com/casp.html
http://www.cwc-group.com/casp.html
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