Bsod follow by beeps after watchdog

[jianrong]

Play watch dog without seeing sys requirement. Bsod. Reboot and it back to normal.

Brought a single 4gb 1333mhz rc memory ram stick. Plug it in with my old Kingston 2x2gb 1333mhz. In system property display 8gb. Restart computer to check no problem.

Today morning boot up PC no problem too. So play watchdog again. Bsod upon causing a blackout starting mission.

Manually hit reboot button. This time it give a long beep plus 2 or 3 short beep and at same time. Casing give a loud continuos hiss sound (like overheating sound) and hang at black screen.

Manually power down PC and on again. Now back to normal. Uninstall watchdogs game and check CPUid. All temp at normal. Shut down PC. Letting it rest.

My spec
I5 760 2.8ghz
1tb wd black hdd 7200rpm
Psu 620w Seasonic
2x2gb and 4gb ram 1333mhz = 8gb ram (Kingston and rc memory ram)
3 fans
Cooler master casing top of casing got hole for releasing heat.
2gb hd 6950 gpu

Now I'm worry about the damage that bsod had cause.

No really want to change rig this year.

Advice please?

Is it the new ram?

 

[allhomme]

Play watch dog without seeing sys requirement. Bsod. Reboot and it back to normal.

Brought a single 4gb 1333mhz rc memory ram stick. Plug it in with my old Kingston 2x2gb 1333mhz. In system property display 8gb. Restart computer to check no problem.

Today morning boot up PC no problem too. So play watchdog again. Bsod upon causing a blackout starting mission.

Manually hit reboot button. This time it give a long beep plus 2 or 3 short beep and at same time. Casing give a loud continuos hiss sound (like overheating sound) and hang at black screen.

Manually power down PC and on again. Now back to normal. Uninstall watchdogs game and check CPUid. All temp at normal. Shut down PC. Letting it rest.

My spec
I5 760 2.8ghz
1tb wd black hdd 7200rpm
Psu 620w Seasonic
2x2gb and 4gb ram 1333mhz = 8gb ram (Kingston and rc memory ram)
3 fans
Cooler master casing top of casing got hole for releasing heat.
2gb hd 6950 gpu

Now I'm worry about the damage that bsod had cause.

No really want to change rig this year.

Advice please?

Is it the new ram?

try this

1. press windows key + X
2. Select command promt(administrator)
3. type sfc /scannow

This scans for any error caused by BSOD and attempts to fix them.

 

[Blehana]

Perhaps your graphics card is malfunctioning at high loads or stress levels, thus causing BSOD. Try to borrow another card and see if the same thing happens.

Good luck