P45 Platinum - No Beep but Post & Start Up OK

Hello...
When I turn on my computer it passes post, gets to the boot loader and starts up without any problems.
However, I noticed that it doesn't beep after posting successfully.
In fact, I have never heard any beeps from this mobo ever.
This new build is about 3 weeks old, stock settings, and I am slowly working towards achieving stability.
I guess I should also mention that in the first couple of weeks, POST would very often stall at "Decompressing BIOS image to RAM..." when I powered-up, re-started or pressed the reset button. But there were never any beeps.
(Red-red-green-green if you refer to the group of 8 LEDs beside the internal reset button.)
This problem is much better now - I haven't stalled in several days....but still no beep.
My old PC would beep once after post and move on to start-up....Have I just gotten used to hearing the beep?
Or is the "no beep" something I should be concerned about?
Any info would be much appreciated.

HA! Problem solved....and I feel like an ass! So sorry...I totally went blonde for a bit there! I just assumed there was an on-board spkr on the P45. (My case didn't come with a spkr.) Anyway, I was able to salvage a really old spkr from the graveyard of computers at my work...the 2" tweeter type! Hung it in the rear area of the case with a cable tie. It doesn't look pretty...but it works! Thanks!

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Hi...
I searched many places on the net but could not come to a resolution. This seems like 'the' place. Well I have a P45 Platinum. It always double posts/triple posts before boot up. And this only happens on cold boot. So if I power down, and leave the UPS on, boot up is normal. If I turn the UPS off, then it mult-posts.
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Quote from: Jack t.N. on 06-January-10, 22:58:18
Remove your OC Settings...
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Now the question is: How do I get this baby to run at 4.0 Ghz. With the quickest RAM speed. If I can not get quick RAM speed no issue, but I want the 4.0 Ghz speed for the CPU.
Quote from: Del UK on 06-January-10, 22:37:31
With the overclock you achieved and components..... I am 90% sure, that PSU (Even though good quality) does not have the power for first cold boot.
If you leave UPS on, parts of system still receiving power, so not as hard on PSU.
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So okay, heres whats bugging me in regards to my memory sticks. Your throwing out numbers like PC2-6400 but on the stick it says PC2-8500?
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Good day!
I have MSI P45 Platinum mainboard and from to time to time it freezes during POST with AMI bios POST code - 423C. This happens right after the message that "4096MB OK" and before the detection of SATA/IDE drives. When this happens, the only way to make the system run is to turn off the power (pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del of Reset would result in the same error) - after that the POST procedure finishes correctly and I don't experience any problems afterwards (system is rock-solid after POST completion).
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Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 16-December-08, 06:39:42
What is your current BIOS Version?
I've recently flashed the latest beta bios version - 1,5 beta 6... but it produces the same error as did the latest official bios v1.4
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What do the POST-Status LEDs of the board tell you, when the system freezes at the described stage?
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LED15 - RED LED11 - OFF
In mobo's manual this diagnostic LEDs are grouped in 4 groups and the description of the group that most closely resembles my case is - "Testing base and Extended memory etc." But I'm not sure that I'm identifying the problem correctly, because of the LEDs that are OFF.
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Intel e8400
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Code: [Select]
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Just got my multimeter out and tested the 24 pin plug on the power supply.
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7 Earth Earth
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11 12v 12.18v
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13 3.3v 3.33v
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15 Earth Earth
16 Not sure Nothing, but the fan worked when shorted to pin 15
17 Earth Earth
18 Earth Earth
19 Earth Earth
20 Not present Not present
21 5v 5.00v
22 5v 5.00v
23 5v 5.00v
24 Earth Earth
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