Is there a sound coming from your PC while playing games?
Is there a sound coming from your PC while playing games?
It's simply a USB-C cable to power my headset connected to the top port of the case.
The USB-C end is inserted into the grill to secure it in position.
There should be something in this article to assist you.
When going down the list, they note that a continuous beep might indicate a RAM issue. Running the Windows memory diagnosis tool will check your RAM. After restarting and a long pause, it may report if the RAM is faulty. The Windows test won’t specify which stick is defective, so you can either remove one stick and retest or use a program like MemTest86, which others recommend.
Before starting, take the side of your PC and check the POST number when it reaches the desktop and again when problems occur.
If you think about the HDD, then remove it and attempt to recreate the noise. What are the names of SSD and HDD models? Can you provide an expanded view of the Disk Drives section in Device Manager?
Two ideas:
1) Shift the USB-C port of the cable farther from the case and any conductive surfaces. If needed, remove the entire cable to confirm. The goal is to stop some electrical charge from forming and flowing through the case and cable in one direction.
2) Place a cardboard tube or rolled paper around the area where the beep occurs. Point one end toward your ear and carefully direct the other end around the inside of the case to pinpoint the source. Speaker or otherwise...
I’ll keep a tube close by during future games and try to find the sound more easily. Whenever I place my head near the pc, it’s difficult to pinpoint its origin from any angle.
The usb - c doesn’t stay connected; I was just charging the headset at the time I recorded the first video.
Since my hard drives are quite outdated, I chose to dispose of them all. I ordered two M.2 drives to install them and perform a fresh Windows setup after work. I hope this resolves the issue.