[SOLVED] 4 short beeps after changing GPU

[THEONEPONEY]

Hi, I just bought a new gpu and after I change it the pc started emitting 4 short beeps and then started normally.
Tested in game, benchmarks etc and everything looks ok.
Should I be worried by it?

ps: it does the beeping every time on start up.

MB: ROG STRIX X470-F GAMING
CPU: r5 2600X
GPU: RTX 3060 Ti
Rams: 16gb (2x8 ) - 3000m
PSU: 600W

 

[cdrkf]

Hi, I just bought a new gpu and after I change it the pc started emitting 4 short beeps and then started normally.
Tested in game, benchmarks etc and everything looks ok.
Should I be worried by it?

ps: it does the beeping every time on start up.

MB: ROG STRIX X470-F GAMING
CPU: r5 2600X
GPU: RTX 3060 Ti
Rams: 16gb (2x8 ) - 3000m
PSU: 600W

Looking online, 4 short beeps indicates a 'timer error' on the motherboard. That doesn't appear to be related to the graphics card (which would explain why that is working ok). Does this fault go away if you switch back to your old gpu?

Edit: Bios error code definitions:
https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/beep-codes

 

[OrlyP]

Four short beeps is oddly similar to one long and three short beeps... Asus defines the latter as:

"One long and three short beeps" from speaker

An anomaly is detected in the graphic card. If the graphic card needs an extra power supply, please ensure the power supply can provide enough wattage.

Call it coincidence but I'd check it out nevertheless.

 

[THEONEPONEY]

Just want to mention that this board uses the color system.
I know it does 4 beep because I installed and speaker from my old Desktop.
And the colors are showing that everything is ok.
Maybe I'm over reacting because the PC is working quite fine.

 

[THEONEPONEY]

UPDATE. After searching for a little longer looks like there is an issue with the rtx cards on UEFI and CSM enabled uefi motherboards that is going to be fixed in a future.
Thx everyone for the help!

 

[cdrkf]

UPDATE. After searching for a little longer looks like there is an issue with the rtx cards on UEFI and CSM enabled uefi motherboards that is going to be fixed in a future.
Thx everyone for the help!

Looking that up - would turning the CSM feature off resolve the problem then? Assuming you are running on Windows 10 there is no advantage to enabling CSM support.

 

[THEONEPONEY]

Looking that up - would turning the CSM feature off resolve the problem then? Assuming you are running on Windows 10 there is no advantage to enabling CSM support.

Didn't try it but will let you know the result when I turn it off.

 

[THEONEPONEY]

Looking that up - would turning the CSM feature off resolve the problem then? Assuming you are running on Windows 10 there is no advantage to enabling CSM support.

Turning CSM off in the BIOS fix the problem.
Thx everyone for the help.