Beeping sound caused by RAM

Asked By superoption22 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/26/2011

Hi There!

My RAM (Random Access Memory) is not serve good service. Because sometimes it does not beep any sound.

Ans sometimes it is not respond.

I cannot tell what is the main and prime option. But I am sure it is the RAM option.

Sometimes my windows screen will be splahing  like a fisheries ne and I cannot move my mouse cursor.

Then a little beep sound is creating inside my PC.

Why RAM makes a beep sound?

Just I know this good answer.

Thanks.

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Answered By Viral Mehta 0 points N/A #119224

Beeping sound caused by RAM

Hello..

Your RAM does function properly but the main problem is not with your RAM but with the speed of operation. Whenever your processing speed exceeds a specified limit of RAM, the RAM stops for a bit of time or I might say it haults for a specific time period and then functions over the next commands in its data bus. Due to this, we generally observe a splashing effect as in water, over the monitor or a dragging effect.

The sound or beep produced is not produced by the RAM but by the HDD as RAM is 100% incapable of producing any noises. This noise is also a result of extreme load which is difficult to be executed by the Random Access Memory (RAM).

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Answered By Shawn Shzigel 10 points N/A #119223

Beeping sound caused by RAM

Hi there,

• As far as i know. IF there's a beep sound in your computer, this means that your RAM is DEFECTIVE.
• This method will guide you on how to find distinguish the main problem of your computer.
• Please follow the steps below:
• Start your computer.
• Once the RAM will beep. Remove and re insert it to its second SLOT.
• If this still beep. Turn your PC OFF
• REMOVE the RAM. And turn it ON
• IF, the motherboard beeps without RAM, then your system hardware is working well.
• But IF your system Didn't beep, then your MoBo ( MotherBoard) is Broke.
• There are many ways to identify a problem, but i recommend to buy a new 1 than repairing it, because it will cost you a lot and repairing it is not secure as having a brand new, thus  it will just keep you cost money by repairing it again and again.

 

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