>build computer >case has no internal speaker Well, how

A little speaker comes with your motherboard for error codes

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>>57895771
Nope, built like five machines for friends this year, Asus doesn't include them anymore, at least not on the Skylake builds I made.

I should order some off ebay just in case, they're really quite handy in diagnostics, don't need to guess if the ram is loose or not.

Also, fuck intel for removing USB kbm support from skylake.

A friend bought a supermicro mobo. The internal speaker header was unpopulated, but you could still obviously hear all the beeping.

>>57895893
>internal speaker head unpopulated
>could still hear beeping
>obviously
How? If there's no speaker, what's beeping?

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>>57895798
>removing USB kbm support

>>57895798
>using Asus
there's your problem

>tfw every gigabyte motherboard I've had was fucking impeccable

Pepe

>>57896673
My Gigabyte board came without one too. Had to put a beeper from a diagnostics kit (with small push buttons for power/reset and LEDs) on there just like on the dead ASRock before.

>>57896673
This. Gigabyte is top tier.

>>57896729
Comes in a little bag usually.

>>57895755
I'd love to have a boot sound in firmware coming out of an internal speaker, like with SGI's workstations.
>>57896673
I sorta like Asus because of the BIOS flash utility being built in. Does Gigabyte have this too?

>>57896738
Gigabyte is shit tier

>>57895755
My motherboard has no speaker at all. Instead there's a small LED display mounted on it that shows an error code when something goes wrong. PC speaker beep codes are cryptic and sadly, a thing of the past.