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essex723
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2018/05/28 22:16:27 (permalink)
Don't know if anyone asked this yet as I haven't seen it asked here yet, but is there a way to permanently silence the built in PC speaker that makes the beep when you turn your PC on?  Just curious

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    dgspider
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    Re: Mobo speaker 2018/05/29 06:02:37 (permalink)
    I can on mine its in the bios but don't know about a asus .

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    essex723
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    Re: Mobo speaker 2018/05/29 15:10:43 (permalink)
    I don't think my ASUS board had one at all.  I am asking though as I am looking at upgrading to an EVGA Z370 FTW motherboard.  That's all.

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    Re: Mobo speaker 2018/05/30 19:49:48 (permalink)
    it is more of a Piezoelectric speakers or beeper and lots of ways to cover it up to lower the db level.
    There are more options if you do not ever plan to return the unit from adding an extra resistor to placing a switch in the circuit
     
    I used chewing gum on one research project out in the cold north sea
    as the car talk show said about  an over loud horn -- stuff a sock in it --

     
     
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