ASUS MOBO Users: ASUS Motherboard & Windows 7 Problem. Serious High-Pitched Noise Issues

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Re:WARNING: ASUS Motherboard & Windows 7 Problem! Serious High-Pitched Noise Issues 2010/10/15 12:44:17 (permalink)
Great news Martin!

Hope it's all sorted!

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Re:WARNING: ASUS Motherboard & Windows 7 Problem! Serious High-Pitched Noise Issues 2010/10/16 03:33:26 (permalink)
same here ASUS----> no problem


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Re:WARNING: ASUS Motherboard & Windows 7 Problem! Serious High-Pitched Noise Issues 2010/10/16 03:40:35 (permalink)
Martin Barret


Okay - I'll give you that, it may be an Intel thing, 'cuz my last few boards were ASUS and I had no probs.  That being said, ASUS should come up with a fix no?  Intel?  Hey - if you see one, let us know!

Martin


Update ASUS BIOS of your Motherboard...


ASUS has a fail safe BIOS update system on all their new motherboards. It has a the original BIOS included as a mounted "hardware-chip" on the motherboard, so you can't flash and destroy the original BIOS.

Read the manual of your motherboard how to update the BIOS of your motherboard.
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Martin Barret
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Re:WARNING: ASUS Motherboard & Windows 7 Problem! Serious High-Pitched Noise Issues 2010/10/18 00:29:33 (permalink)
Okay - got the real fix. 

Turns out that it's best to leave your power-plan on "BALANCED" aka recommended settings.  Yes, the weird little noises are there at boot-up and just a tad when I'm in Firefox, but VERY tolerable.  More importantly - quite fan and unnoticeable coil-noise running SONAR. 

Simple solution to a weird problem. 

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Re:ASUS MOBO Users: ASUS Motherboard & Windows 7 Problem. Serious High-Pitched Noise Iss 2010/10/18 02:03:05 (permalink)
Check this out (Optimization power scheme fix from Presonus.  Directed at Studio One users, but since the "fix" is for Vista/ Windows7, thought it might shed some light here as well):

http://presonus.zendesk.c...ettings-for-studio-one



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