[SOLVED] Temperature warning not working in Aorus X570 Elite

[andma_fr]

Hello,
I've set a warning in my BIOS, in the Speed Fan 5 section to warn me when CPU temperature reached 80°C.
Is it supposed to display something or emit some kind of sound ?
Because I've launched Cinebench and temperature went beyond 80°C and still no alert message received.
Did I miss something ?

 

[COLGeek]

It would likely be a beep from the motherboard, if you have a motherboard speaker attached. Do you have such a speaker?

 

[andma_fr]

No, I don't think so. I had the heaset plugged in but didn't hear anything. I'll give it another try without the headset.

EDIT: Still not working. Set it à 70°C just to be sure not to miss it and nothing happened while temperature went above.

 

[COLGeek]

Not speakers (or a headset) like for gaming or watching a movie. Rather a speaker that attaches directly to a header on the motherboard.

Something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/SoundOriginal-Motherboard-Internal-Speaker-Buzzer/dp/B01DM56TFY

 

[andma_fr]

No, I don't have that on the motherboard.

 

[Ds_Tech]

No, I don't think so. I had the heaset plugged in but didn't hear anything. I'll give it another try without the headset.

EDIT: Still not working. Set it à 70°C just to be sure not to miss it and nothing happened while temperature went above.

Or you can install gigabyte app center then install System Info Viewer.
In that you also have smart fan 5 option that can set max temperature and it will inform you about temperature in windows only.

 

[andma_fr]

Yeah I know but I don't use that application, and I just wanted to know why this feature in the BIOS doesn't work for me.

 

[Ds_Tech]

You have to install a buzzer speaker on your motherboard.
It will install on your f_panel check manual as mentioned by @COLGeek .

 

[andma_fr]

Ok got the point. I thought there was already some kind of internal speaker. I remember my previous PC emmitting sounds, but maybe it was my laptops and not my old desktops. Ok so the only way is to use motherboard software indeed.

Thanks for the support