Topic: GPU loud beeping noise (Read 661 times)
I fixed the issue, it was in the wrong risers, I am so happy. I don't know how I didn't notice that I have the wrong risers.
wow this sound is disgusting. Does it beeping loud only in load or is it when it is idle? That card seems over bro
Also, I had emailed XFX and they said there isn't an audio device built in these cards that make the beep. I'm having a hard time believing them though cause the beep sounds like it's coming from the cards....
Hey Crazymoon,
Just installed my new risers and it still beeps. Going to buy a kwatt meter tonight to see if the cards are drawing too much power or there's something wrong with the motherboard or gpu bios...
Was hoping the risers would have fixed it too...
Just installed my new risers and it still beeps. Going to buy a kwatt meter tonight to see if the cards are drawing too much power or there's something wrong with the motherboard or gpu bios...
Was hoping the risers would have fixed it too...
Loud beeping noise continue even after adding the second card, tried with 3 cards running, still beeping sound occurs. It doesn't do any beeping noise when a single card is running.
In OP you said it ran fine with 3. Looks like a bad GPU (edit: or riser).
Loud beeping noise continue even after adding the second card, tried with 3 cards running, still beeping sound occurs. It doesn't do any beeping noise when a single card is running.
In OP you said it ran fine with 3. Looks like a bad GPU (edit: or riser).
okay 0 photos means 0 help
but it runs fine with 3 cards.
so how about running it with 3 cards and showing info to us.
telling me the cards are at 75c does not tell me what power you are pulling.
do you have a kwatt meter? you should it is under 30 bucks and could do a lot to trouble shoot the problem.
https://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU/ref=sr_1_1?
fast guesses
1) you have a shit card and 3 good cards.
2) psu has a defect
3) bad riser
4) bad cable
5) 1 card has a bad bios
Test in the following manner
buy a kwatt meter = all miners should own one. it is cheap and save money by solving problems
do one card at a time
run card a on slot 1 and look at kwatt readings take a screen shot of msi afterburner
run card b on slot 1 "
run card c on slot 1 "
run card d on slot 1 "
same card so every card result should look close to the same. if this happens you know the cards are not the problem and the slot 1 is good
you should be close to 200 watts for the one card and the system but let us know exactly what each card reads watt wise.
as it could be over 275 watts with bad settings clocks bios my guess is the cards are pulling high power
but it runs fine with 3 cards.
so how about running it with 3 cards and showing info to us.
telling me the cards are at 75c does not tell me what power you are pulling.
do you have a kwatt meter? you should it is under 30 bucks and could do a lot to trouble shoot the problem.
https://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU/ref=sr_1_1?
fast guesses
1) you have a shit card and 3 good cards.
2) psu has a defect
3) bad riser
4) bad cable
5) 1 card has a bad bios
Test in the following manner
buy a kwatt meter = all miners should own one. it is cheap and save money by solving problems
do one card at a time
run card a on slot 1 and look at kwatt readings take a screen shot of msi afterburner
run card b on slot 1 "
run card c on slot 1 "
run card d on slot 1 "
same card so every card result should look close to the same. if this happens you know the cards are not the problem and the slot 1 is good
you should be close to 200 watts for the one card and the system but let us know exactly what each card reads watt wise.
as it could be over 275 watts with bad settings clocks bios my guess is the cards are pulling high power
Loud beeping noise continue even after adding the second card, tried with 3 cards running, still beeping sound occurs. It doesn't do any beeping noise when a single card is running.
Unfortunately I don't have any kwat meter but I just ordered one, since I've visited all the stores in my city that sell similar stuff and in none of them I could find any so I just ordered from internet. (should arrive in 2 weeks).
I've tested the PSU with the evga tester by just plugging into it and the fans were spinning, which is fine (in my opinion).
None of the GPU's have modified bios so far, they all run on stock settings.
My guess is that i have ordered bad risers as you've mentioned, because the motherboard that I have GIGABYTE GA-H110-D3A has 1 x PCI Express x16 slot, running at x16 and 5 x PCI Express x1 slots and i have 1X to 16X risers,which means I ordered wrong risers and now have ordered 16x1 (which I already did) and I should receive them in 1 week.
By the way I have these GPU's https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150795&cm_re=xfx_radeon_570-_-14-150-795-_-Product
okay 0 photos means 0 help
but it runs fine with 3 cards.
so how about running it with 3 cards and showing info to us.
telling me the cards are at 75c does not tell me what power you are pulling.
do you have a kwatt meter? you should it is under 30 bucks and could do a lot to trouble shoot the problem.
https://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU/ref=sr_1_1?
fast guesses
1) you have a shit card and 3 good cards.
2) psu has a defect
3) bad riser
4) bad cable
5) 1 card has a bad bios
Test in the following manner
buy a kwatt meter = all miners should own one. it is cheap and save money by solving problems
do one card at a time
run card a on slot 1 and look at kwatt readings take a screen shot of msi afterburner
run card b on slot 1 "
run card c on slot 1 "
run card d on slot 1 "
same card so every card result should look close to the same. if this happens you know the cards are not the problem and the slot 1 is good
you should be close to 200 watts for the one card and the system but let us know exactly what each card reads watt wise.
as it could be over 275 watts with bad settings clocks bios my guess is the cards are pulling high power
but it runs fine with 3 cards.
so how about running it with 3 cards and showing info to us.
telling me the cards are at 75c does not tell me what power you are pulling.
do you have a kwatt meter? you should it is under 30 bucks and could do a lot to trouble shoot the problem.
https://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU/ref=sr_1_1?
fast guesses
1) you have a shit card and 3 good cards.
2) psu has a defect
3) bad riser
4) bad cable
5) 1 card has a bad bios
Test in the following manner
buy a kwatt meter = all miners should own one. it is cheap and save money by solving problems
do one card at a time
run card a on slot 1 and look at kwatt readings take a screen shot of msi afterburner
run card b on slot 1 "
run card c on slot 1 "
run card d on slot 1 "
same card so every card result should look close to the same. if this happens you know the cards are not the problem and the slot 1 is good
you should be close to 200 watts for the one card and the system but let us know exactly what each card reads watt wise.
as it could be over 275 watts with bad settings clocks bios my guess is the cards are pulling high power
Start going through your startup logs. It sounds like a power supply issue but it could be half a dozen other things. There's no way that anyone here on the fourth should be able to tell you exactly what's going on you're going to have to go in and look at what's happening when you start that box up. This sound can be very irritating it is not fixed.
I have ordered new sets of raisers as the motherboard accept 1x16 but I bought wrong ones 16x1 so I am assuming that might be an issue. I have checked the PSU , it works perfectly fine and its more than enough for all the gpus I have. Checked temperatures and it stays at around 75 which is fine.
Either overheating or insufficient power supply, it is possible to see the settings in the BIOS, the new ones should be set compatibility mode.
Start going through your startup logs. It sounds like a power supply issue but it could be half a dozen other things. There's no way that anyone here on the fourth should be able to tell you exactly what's going on you're going to have to go in and look at what's happening when you start that box up. This sound can be very irritating it is not fixed.
This is the BITCOIN section you posted in. That means ASIC-based gear only 
Ask in the ALTCOIN area and you will get a heckofva lot more answers....
Ask in the ALTCOIN area and you will get a heckofva lot more answers....
Perhaps you have a modified BIOS on one of the cards and it doesn't start. Also when connecting a large number of cards can SAG the voltage on the power supply. At the time of the start is critical. Check how many independent lineages supports your power supply.
That sounds like something is overheating or trying to draw too much power.
But EVGA 1300W G2 is more than enough for this rig. I would check every single card with temperatures 1 by 1 and post results.
That sounds like something is overheating or trying to draw too much power.
Alright guys so this is my first time of making my mining rig. I have the following components.
4x XFX radeon RX 570 4gb
EVGA supernova 1300 G2
Gigabyte h110-d3a
HyperX Fury 4gB 2133MHz
I have an issue, whenever I try to start mining, I hear very loud beep. When I try to remove 1 of the GPU's, mining rig works fine, but when I try to add the 4th GPU I hear that loud beeping noise. What could be the issue any help?
I've tried to put the evga tester to see if it's power supply issue, but PSU working fine, fans are spinning.
Here's a video of what kind of beeping noise I am talking about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvoCEhOXmvY
Thanks in advance!
4x XFX radeon RX 570 4gb
EVGA supernova 1300 G2
Gigabyte h110-d3a
HyperX Fury 4gB 2133MHz
I have an issue, whenever I try to start mining, I hear very loud beep. When I try to remove 1 of the GPU's, mining rig works fine, but when I try to add the 4th GPU I hear that loud beeping noise. What could be the issue any help?
I've tried to put the evga tester to see if it's power supply issue, but PSU working fine, fans are spinning.
Here's a video of what kind of beeping noise I am talking about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvoCEhOXmvY
Thanks in advance!
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