Computer is giving a beep code that does not show up anywhere online

[tanman1212]

I have an H81M-D Asus motherboard and I keep getting one short beep then it pauses for about 5 seconds then it gives a long beep quickly followed by 4 short beeps then a very small pause(maybe a second) then another short beep

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Most common cause of error beeps is faulty RAM.

 

[PajamaXLlama]

might not be faulty ram, what type of ram do you have? if you have two different types of ram tell us. i've had this problem.

 

[tanman1212]

might not be faulty ram, what type of ram do you have? if you have two different types of ram tell us. i've had this problem.

I only have one type of ram

It's these guys
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f312800cl9d8gbxl

 

[PajamaXLlama]

might not be faulty ram, what type of ram do you have? if you have two different types of ram tell us. i've had this problem.

I only have one type of ram

It's these guys
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f312800cl9d8gbxl

after the beeps, does the computer function properly?

 

[tanman1212]

might not be faulty ram, what type of ram do you have? if you have two different types of ram tell us. i've had this problem.

I only have one type of ram

It's these guys
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f312800cl9d8gbxl

after the beeps, does the computer function properly?

It never connects to my monitor, but the fan and led light keep running with no more beeps.

 

[tanman1212]

bump

Can I bump? I'm new to this website, not sure how the forums work

 

[PajamaXLlama]

hmm, I'd suggest reseating the RAM, even if you've already tried pushing them down to ensure they're in.

 

[simonchipmunk]

google your motherboard to find owners/users manual to find out the name and mfger of the BIOs for your motherboard. Then google the name of the mfger of the Bios and ad Error Beep Codes. See what you come up with.

 

[PajamaXLlama]

google your motherboard to find owners/users manual to find out the name and mfger of the BIOs for your motherboard. Then google the name of the mfger of the Bios and ad Error Beep Codes. See what you come up with.

your a little late, its a ram issue http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

op, i found a solution! reseat the RAM, even if you've already tried pushing them down to ensure they're in and put it in a different ram slot! this has helped many people in the past.

 

[simonchipmunk]

PajamaXLlama: is the Beep signal code the same for all motherboards or does each manufacturer have a different Beep code for their motherboards/computers?
I had figured it was a RAM issue, that s why I suggested he check to make sure he has the correct RAM. Plus it doesn't hurt to have on hand the error Beep codes for his computer for future reference.
simonchipmunk