Research "Coil Whine". It's usually the Video card. Most just put up with it.

 

Yeah I know what a coil whine is. But this is not a portion of that kind of sound. Mind re watching the video?

 

Might be a component compatibility issue i.e. MOBO doesn't support GPU or even fans not properly seated in MOBO. Sometimes just pulling the CMOS battery, putting it back in and rebooting does the job.

 

Will try cmos

 

With the RAM XMP settings..... generally a voltage increase is needed. DL CPU-z and see what the SPD tab shows for the 3600 OC and set accordingly. Do you have Precision X1 installed? It's EVGA's OC/fan setup software. If not the GPU fans wont turn on until the GPU hit's a certain temp limit. On my EVGA RTX 2070SC it's 50°C. I have Precision X1 installed and set the fan curve to auto....so my fans are set to run at 40% at startup and as temps increase during game play the fans speed up.

 

Thank you so much for your time please allow me to update my experience. Before going to sleep stressed at 8am looking to see what was the cause of the faint beep, I read somewhere on another forum to change the rams from a1b1 to a2b2 so I did. I believe I had the XMP profile on i truly believe but I don't remember because I was so stressed and sleepy. Then with the ram slot changed and XMP ON rams were still 2133mhz. went back to bios disabled the profile reboot and noticed no sound no faint beep and called it a day. Today went in again and changed the profile to XMP once again now rams appears on cpuz and task manager performance as 3600 and I feel very happy. But I don't know what changed honestly. But the beep I still hear it. Not as constant as it was yesterday but only heard it twice. Cyberpunk running a little bit more smoothly locked vsync 60 fps now no dips (I was experiencing dips from 60 to 55 and 50 back to 60) the thing is I don't know if the sound is going to continue manifesting and if something else is wrong. Let me make clear that the pc is working flawlessly and now rams are at 3600mhz but I heard the beep twice in the last 2 hours.

 

Thank you so much for your time please allow me to update my experience. Before going to sleep stressed at 8am looking to see what was the cause of the faint beep, I read somewhere on another forum to change the rams from a1b1 to a1b1 so I did. I believe I had the XMP profile on i truly believe but I don't remember because I was so stressed and sleepy. Then with the ram slot changed and XMP ON rams were still 2133mhz. went back to bios disabled the profile reboot and noticed no sound no faint beep and called it a day. Today went in again and changed the profile to XMP once again now rams appears on cpuz and task manager performance as 3600 and I feel very happy. But I don't know what changed honestly. But the beep I still hear it. Not as constant as it was yesterday but only heard it twice. Cyberpunk running a little bit more smoothly locked vsync 60 fps now no dips (I was experiencing dips from 60 to 55 and 50 back to 60) the thing is I don't know if the sound is going to continue manifesting and if something else is wrong. Let me make clear that the pc is working flawlessly and now rams are at 3600mhz but I heard the beep twice in the last 2 hours.

 

Your CPU-z screen shot is of the memory tab....I need the SPD tab. That will tell you if you need to up the voltage on your RAM to get a stable OC.

 

I'm sorry let me take the screenshot.

Here it is.

Don't know how to interpret this values

 

Yep, see.....your 2133 voltage is 1.20.....to OC to 3600 you need to change the voltage to 1.350. To manually set it up....change the mhz to 3600 then change the DRAM voltage to 1.350, leave everything else to auto and then save and exit. That should get you sorted.

 

Thank you so much I did and the profile is saved. I didn't not updated bios or restarted the Cmos battery and it was still giving me this sound.

Then I proceed to update bios ok my asrock Velocita and removed cleaned and placed again the cmos battery and restarted.

The noise only sounded a couple of times. Now my question is if this little beeping noise will damage my computer

 

I can't really tell with all the background and fan noise. If it's the booooop and I heard that twice....it's not a normal beep like the post beep. The post beep sound or beep code(s) sounds, sounds a lot like the road runner from the cartoon. Wilely E. Coyote and the Road runner cartoon.

That hum/boooop sounds you have are more inline with coil whine. The suspects I have in mind is your GPU/3070 or the PSU. And seeing that your PSU is some off brand I've never heard of and it's a Bronze series (not sure of that - just a guess), that's where I'd start looking to trouble shoot....ie bad fan or bearings, bad/loose GPU fan or even case fans.

 

I can't really tell with all the background and fan noise. If it's the booooop and I heard that twice....it's not a normal beep like the post beep. The post beep sound or beep code(s) sounds, sounds a lot like the road runner from the cartoon. Wilely E. Coyote and the Road runner cartoon.

That hum/boooop sounds you have are more inline with coil whine. The suspects I have in mind is your GPU/3070 or the PSU. And seeing that your PSU is some off brand I've never heard of and it's a Bronze series (not sure of that - just a guess), that's where I'd start looking to trouble shoot....ie bad fan or bearings, bad/loose GPU fan or even case fans.

Yeah the PSU it's a Cougar Bxm 850 sorry.
As of now I have been playing 2 hours straight no beep sound. I understand the background noise but I truly believe the beeping sounds loud and clear. I'm gonna run cyberpunk now. I was running fall guys and no beep. Hopefully cmos bat reset helped

 

this is the psu boss

 

My suggestion would be to replace that PSU with a well known brand with at least a gold efficiency rating. Corsairs Ax and Hx series, Seasonic Focus series and Antec HC series are my go to brands.

 

I will most definitely change it and will keep you posted. Because of all and the pandemic I'm unable atm to go out and to the store. As of now 2 hours fall guys no beep. My trusted technician also told me that it could be a sound at the bottom of my mobo but k actually do not know. For the time being I'm glad it is not making any sounds. !

 

Fingers crossed!

 

Unfortunately I'm still having the beep. But it's not as constant as it used to be. Sadly here in my country (panama) we have restrictions tl go out due to the pandemic. I'll wait a bit before going to the electronic store I bought my psu and keep you posted on this comments boss. Thanks so much for all the help

 

Sounds like your AIO radiator.

 

How come the sound comes from all the way down at the bottom? My radiator it's at the top

 

So what's on the bottom of your PC? Just the PSU?

 

I have had a couple of H100i's make that same noise I build a lot - it may not be that but I seriously doubt it was the power supply.

 

Thank you so much. So yes it sounds kinda like beneath the gpu between that and the psu the radiator is at the top of the case bro and if you see that videos. The sound emits from the bottom. But I follow you. In this case stating that is the radiator. Is it dangerous? I'm sorry this is my second build and I'm kinda scared to lose my pc and I bought "little expensive'" items

 

Hi, I am having the exact same issue - and the same sound
Usually it starts after some load, but not always
I have Corsair RM850x

Did you found a solution?

 

Many motherboards have replaced the little speaker or piezo-speaker with a small LED/LCD displays that show error codes as they are clearer and easier to understand than a series of beeps.

That said, there are still a number that do have a small speaker of some type that will beep during boot up etc.

 

Yep, the single BEEP sounds like the sound one of my machines makes when booting, it has a tiny piezo sounder on the MB.

 

It's definitely not motherboard related, it is the same noise he has here:
looks like it comes from the PSU

 

At the beginning of the video it sounds more like a quick scrape of some kind. Credit card scraping sound? Then nearer the end you can a real high pitch beep. If that is the one you mean, don't know what it might be. Doesn't sound anything a normal computer beep on startup to me.