CUSL2-C MBoard, one long beep at boot?

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Hello all,

The manual makes no mention of one long beep (it doesn't do it every
boot, just once in a while). Any ideas? Thanks.

 

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Same with my CUSL2-C. I know what you mean, it beeps at the hardware list
post screen, high pitched. I haven't noticed anything changed after the
beep though, and I generally disregard it.

I am guessing it could be due to overclocking and bios reset some settings.
But I am using twk815 to tweak everything back anyway.

Running my 866@1040/ 160/160/40.


-bron



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> Hello all,
>
> The manual makes no mention of one long beep (it doesn't do it every
> boot, just once in a while). Any ideas? Thanks.
>

 

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Bronney Hui wrote:
> Same with my CUSL2-C. I know what you mean, it beeps at the hardware list
> post screen, high pitched. I haven't noticed anything changed after the
> beep though, and I generally disregard it.
>
> I am guessing it could be due to overclocking and bios reset some settings.
> But I am using twk815 to tweak everything back anyway.
>
> Running my 866@1040/ 160/160/40.
>
>
> -bron
>
Thanks Bron,

I'm not overclocking, but as you mention, it doesn't appear to be
affecting the system, but I figured it must have some meaning. It
doesn't do that beep every time I boot, only once in a while, it is same
situation with you?

Richard

 

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I do have the same problem, but it disappears after I upgraded the bios to
1004 beta. Please try. Anyhow I still don't know the reason before I
upgraded.


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> Bronney Hui wrote:
> > Same with my CUSL2-C. I know what you mean, it beeps at the hardware
list
> > post screen, high pitched. I haven't noticed anything changed after the
> > beep though, and I generally disregard it.
> >
> > I am guessing it could be due to overclocking and bios reset some
settings.
> > But I am using twk815 to tweak everything back anyway.
> >
> > Running my 866@1040/ 160/160/40.
> >
> >
> > -bron
> >
> Thanks Bron,
>
> I'm not overclocking, but as you mention, it doesn't appear to be
> affecting the system, but I figured it must have some meaning. It
> doesn't do that beep every time I boot, only once in a while, it is same
> situation with you?
>
> Richard
>