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Solved PC beeping on startup

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Lusty

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RTX 2070 super
Ryzen 5 3600 stock cooler
16gb ddr4 ram
A320M PRO4 mobo
corsair 500 watt psu

I have a asrock a320m pro motherboard, For the past few months whenever i turn my pc on it has been making 2 beeps i looked it up and it says it a parity error but it works fine. i noticed when i play warzone i can barely get over 100 fps while my friend who has a 2060 super is averaging 150 i'm wondering if i get new a new motherboard or new ram will it fix it.

Asrock A320M Pro4 Performance Results - UserBenchmark

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my 2 cents on FPS....

it's the holy grail of gaming.
try and build a rig with FPS at the forefront and you'll be disappointment.
throw together a hotch-potch of bits and you get pleasantly surprised.
no rhyme or reason - improving FPS is black box of surprises.
there are simply too many variables, from your ISP, modem, bandwidth to GPU, RAM and even CPU.
in short - every component comes into play.

I cannot say if changing one or more components would help - they can't hurt, but how much help - can't say!
 
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Lusty said:
RTX 2070 super
Ryzen 5 3600 stock cooler
16gb ddr4 ram
A320M PRO4 mobo
corsair 500 watt psu
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You need a better PSU for sure, your GPU needs a minimum of a 650W PSU and for stability the PSU should be a minimum of Gold efficiency rated, Corsair only make entry level 500W PSUs which means that the present PSU is only either 80+ or Bronze efficiency rated and this is killing your GPU for sure, you can confirm what PSU is recommended for an RTX 2070 Super GPU here
 
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