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recommended power supply

Posted: 17 Jun 2011, 23:40
by Darian
Every so ofter about 3 minute intervals I hear this annoying "beep" sound. I can't turn it off and it only sounds when FS is running. Whats a good recommended power supply when using TH2G. Right now I have a 480W power supply. If its not the power what is it?

Re: recommended power supply

Posted: 17 Jun 2011, 23:57
by Delphium
:welcome

The beep could be from overheating.

Try running GPU-Z to monitor the gfx card temps and real temp to monitor the cpu temps.

The PSU is borderline, it seems that it manages ok for you, a bit more headroom with a larger capacity PSU wont hurt, but likely not needed.

Get some tempreture numbers and let us know. :)

Re: recommended power supply

Posted: 18 Jun 2011, 20:17
by Darian
Right now with my FS running im getting a reading of 67 C on the graphics card and Core0 58C and Core1 55C.

Re: recommended power supply

Posted: 19 Jun 2011, 12:17
by Gilly
Those temps are fine. Are all the power connections connected?

Re: recommended power supply

Posted: 22 Jun 2011, 02:54
by Darian
Yes, all power cords connected.

Re: recommended power supply

Posted: 22 Jun 2011, 14:50
by Haldi
You still have User Manual from Mainboard? (if not there should be PDF of it on support page of manufacterer)

All Beep sounds should be described in there.

It IS a *beep* from mainboard and not from Windows yeah? Does also *beep* if windows is muted?

I just got a new rig but same

Posted: 22 Jun 2012, 02:31
by Darian
I just got a new rig but same problem. The beep comes from the speakers, if I mute the speakers no beep.

a complete new rig or still

Posted: 22 Jun 2012, 18:00
by Haldi
a complete new rig or still some old parts? Clone HDD or fresh instal of Windows ?

So this sound comes out of

Posted: 27 Jun 2012, 02:20
by AussieTimmeh
So this sound comes out of your speakers and only happens when FS is running. Can you tell us which version of FS (and just clarify what FS stands for to make sure we're all thinking the same thing)?

FS means Flight Simulator for

Posted: 27 Jun 2012, 17:05
by Darian
FS means Flight Simulator for clarification. A new rig I doubt I will buy a new rig. Look at my PC specs, I video card supports 4 monitors and with 8 gigs a ram something isn't adding up here. I have one of the most high performance video cards out right now. The only last thing it could be is my CPU Processor. Maybe I need a quad core 3.0 GHZ I will buy a new CPU later this summer when I go back to work. That and a liquid cooling system.

Ok, if this comes out of your

Posted: 28 Jun 2012, 01:33
by AussieTimmeh
Ok, if this comes out of your speakers and only happens when FS is running, then I am going to put it out there that it's being generated by your flight sim program and is probably a function of the plane you are flying or a setting in the program itself. It is not a system problem and changing hardware will not change it.

What flight sim are you running?

Its not the Flight Sim

Posted: 28 Jun 2012, 02:49
by Darian
Its not the Flight Sim because when I turn it off it still beeps about another five minutes then eventually dies off. I just got some major info. I am running my FS right now and I put a fan right next to the air vent leading straight in to the PC. My CPU temp dropped from 40 to 35 degrees Celsius and my system temp dropped from 47 to 37 Celsius in a matter of seconds. So its not even temperature I'm pretty sure I need to upgrade my processor.

AussieTimmeh wrote:Ok, if

Posted: 10 Oct 2012, 03:01
by Darian
Ok, if this comes out of your speakers and only happens when FS is running, then I am going to put it out there that it's being generated by your flight sim program and is probably a function of the plane you are flying or a setting in the program itself. It is not a system problem and changing hardware will not change it.

What flight sim are you running?


Your right, it was my Virtual Airline ACARS program that was causing the beep. Jeez I kept pulling my hair out for no reason. I knew with the Graphics card I had it cound't have been a performance issue.

Ah glad you worked it out in

Posted: 10 Oct 2012, 03:17
by AussieTimmeh
Ah glad you worked it out in the end!

AussieTimmeh wrote:Ah glad

Posted: 10 Oct 2012, 21:43
by Delphium
Ah glad you worked it out in the end!

+1

Problem solved :)

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