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2016-12-16View Original

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What causes the computer tower to make beeping sounds occasionally?
Reply #22016-12-16
Is it a buzzer sound or mechanical noise?
Reply #32016-12-18
Laptop or desktop? Is the buzzing sound similar to an alarm sound? Or is it just a bit noisier? If the noise is loud, it indicates that the fan is spinning faster, which suggests poor heat dissipation. This could be due to the operation of resource-intensive software, dried-out silicone grease that prevents effective heat dissipation, or excessive dust that also hinders effective cooling. . . If it’s an alarm sound, then check the hardware. . .
Reply #42016-12-20
There’s a problem with the radiator; the temperature is too high, and the CPU and motherboard can’t handle it. It’s recommended to remove dust

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