Re: Asrock H87M-ITX
Paul <[email protected]>
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On 1/21/2024 5:09 AM, Woozy Song wrote: > Given one to troubleshoot: it has no beep codes. Yep, neither pins for a speaker on one on the mainboard. > Eff you Asrock, glad I didn't pay for this piece of crap. The HDAudio chip has "BEEP_IN" pin and a block labeled "BEEP-Gen". It's a RealTek ALC892. Alternately, when stuff like this is missing, a beep signal can be capacitlvely coupled into L or R of the Line_Out. Connect your stereo computer speakers to LineOut and try your test again. Remove RAM, so the board can give the RAM beep. Naturally, if the CPU is not coming out of RESET, there won't be a beep. The beep relies on the BIOS loading, to work. The board does have a SuperIO. I couldn't find it, using the board picture on Newegg, but the SuperIO is hidden by the PCI Express plastic heel lock in the lower right corner of the board. Paul