Gateway Computer Bios Beep Codes

Provides all features required, LED lights and BIOS codes provide information during boot-up, easy to set up.

Another One Beep Beep!

Been an AUSU fan for many years doing home built computers to support my flight simulator hobby. This MB is part of my latest build to support Microsoft Flight Sim 2020 in VR, the board works great with Gen 13 i 9-13900K. Only issue I am having is with Q-Codes after boot; initially codes range from 25-33, after running Flt Sim 20 minutes the codes range from 35-46. Haven't been able to find code description book or online. Completely disassemble computer, checked & rebuilt & updated BIOs with same result. AUSU authorized return but would rather resolve myself if can. If one did not look at codes, the computer runs top notch with no issues; win 11 64, Flt Sim 2020. Happy with excellent performance!

It handles all the codes in the GH6.

The gateway to paradise

I like everything except unswitchable charge-ready BEEP sound.

I am very pleased with this SanDisk SSD. I am shocked at how fast it is. I turn on my computer and all I see is the bios screen and then Windows, absolutely no loading screen. My computer is ready to go within 5 seconds of me turning it on in the morning. Navigating around the internet is fast also, I will click on a link and it loads instantly, Setup was easy, I just plugged the SSD in and installed windows 10 in about 20 minutes from a bootable USB stick. I would definitely recommend this drive and SanDisk is a trusted name in storage.

Got this for my first ever pc build. I knew nothing about building a computer, but I know a lot about working on cars so I'm not sure if that had anything to do with it. Everything on here was very clear as to what goes where and provides more than enough ports and slots for everything I need (speakers, mouse, keyboard, webcam, headset, network adapter, external hard drive, and USBs). MSI support is also very helpful along with the accompanying applications for this motherboard and updating the BIOS is super easy (just takes a little research, took me about 30 minutes total from knowing literally nothing about computers, to downloading the BIOS update file, to learning how to install it, installing it, and getting back to work). 10/10 recommend

Well, I took the cover off my new Intel NUC10I7 and plugged the new memory in. With the cover on I started the computer and bios reported 64gb of ram present. It took all of five minutes. I haven't had OWC Memory before, but if I ever need memory again, I'd choose OWC in a heart beat.

This is a review of the MSI Aegis RS 13NUF-439US. I would give this computer a 93% if I could. Pros: - This computer is made of name brand parts, which is one of the benefits of buying an MSI system. Almost all of the parts are MSI parts. There aren't any generic parts like you'd find in another computer - The cable management is top notch. The inside of the case is super clean with fantastic airflow - MSI makes several versions of the 4070 ti card. The card included in mine was the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti VENTUS 3X 12G OC, which was probably one of the better versions - I like that you can change the fan color with a button and you don't have to use the annoying software. If you want to use the software for the mystic lighting, you have to do a bios update Cons: - I didn't care for the fact that there's no component listing. That means if you want to update the bios, for example, you have to identify the motherboard. They don't tell you on a piece of paper what you actually have - there is no manual/the documentation is weak - I added an M2 drive. The computer doesn't come with either the screws or the rests for the screws that you would need and as I mentioned already there's no manual. It took me two separate orders to get the right mounting screws for the drive It's an excellent, well made computer that worked well out of the box and had no bloatware. Highly recommended.