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02-07-2012 12:27 PM #1
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Maximus IV 04 debug code
Hey all,
I got all my new parts for my new pc
ROG Maximus IV Gene-Z/Gen 3
i7 2700k
4x4 Gb Corsair Vengance LP RAM
Coolermaster V8 CPU Cooler
ASUS GTX580 DirectCu
Fatality 750W power supply
2x 1Tb Hitachi 7k1000D
2x Samsung DVD writers
Icy Box front bay card reader
Corsair 500R
I put everything together nicely with no problems. I turned it on and i got the splash screen, i went to the EFI BIOS and checked everything was detected and it was. I pressed F10 to save and exit. upon exiting the computer turned off and now when i try and turn it back on again, it will turn on for about 5 seconds and then turn off. Doesn't even display anything on screen. the Debug code on the motherboard says 04, which corresponds to 'pch initialization before microcode loading' . I don't actually know what that means and i have tried searching the internet for help but have had no luck.
If i clear CMOS i can get it to turn on again and i see the splash screen but then i get stuck in the same vicious circle where it wont turn on after exiting BIOS.
Hoping someone on here know how to fix this or if i need to replace the board, which i really don't want to have to do.
All tips and help are greatly appreciated
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02-07-2012 12:36 PM #2
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Well, I'm no expert, and I wouldn't wrote me perfectly, but from what I'm seeing, your set up looks like it might not have enough juice from your Psh to power everything. I would personally try getting it to boot using on board graphics and pull off my video card. Is say this would be a very quick and easy test.
If you monitor doesn't support hdmi, just plug it into a tv with hdmi in and see if it will do anything different.
Again, I'm no expert, just stating what I'm seeing.
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02-07-2012 12:47 PM #3
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check if every power plug, fan plug is connected in the right place and try with one memory stick only.
if it still don't start or u get a another code look that up. if no other code appears try "Mem Ok" button.
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02-07-2012 01:21 PM #4
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I've tried the memOK button before and that had no help either.
The power supply should be plenty good enough but i will try removing the graphics card and then again with only 1 stick of RAM
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02-07-2012 01:40 PM #5
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ok so i removed the graphics card and 3 sticks of RAM and i still have the same problem.
any other ideas???
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02-07-2012 02:05 PM #6
puma99dk| PC Specs Motherboard Asus Z170I Pro Gaming Processor Intel Core i7-6700K Memory (part number) Crucial Balistix 16gb @ 2400mhz Graphics Card #1 Galax GTX 970 OC ITX Sound Card Asus Thunder FX Monitor Yamakasi Catleap Q270 @ 120hz Storage #1 Samsung 850 Evo 250gb Storage #2 Intel 530 480GB CPU Cooler Thermalright True Case Fractal Design Core 500 Power Supply SeaSonic X-760 80PLUS Gold Headset/Speakers Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Red OS Windows 10 Pro x64 Network Router Asus Dark Knight AC
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take ur cpu out, and check the 1155 pins, if nuth wrong mount ur cpu again and maybe try another psu.
and remember to use the 8pin v12 connector at the top of the board together with all 24pins for power.
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02-07-2012 03:09 PM #7
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OK I've removed the CPU and all pins look fine and nothing wrong on the bottom of the CPU either.
Sadly i don't have another power supply to test with.
Would it make any difference using the 8pin or the 4+4 pin connector to the CPU?
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02-07-2012 03:31 PM #8
puma99dk| PC Specs Motherboard Asus Z170I Pro Gaming Processor Intel Core i7-6700K Memory (part number) Crucial Balistix 16gb @ 2400mhz Graphics Card #1 Galax GTX 970 OC ITX Sound Card Asus Thunder FX Monitor Yamakasi Catleap Q270 @ 120hz Storage #1 Samsung 850 Evo 250gb Storage #2 Intel 530 480GB CPU Cooler Thermalright True Case Fractal Design Core 500 Power Supply SeaSonic X-760 80PLUS Gold Headset/Speakers Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Red OS Windows 10 Pro x64 Network Router Asus Dark Knight AC
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the extra four pin should be to oc but i have always used it, even at stuck speed.
but if u have the extra 4pin use it.
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02-07-2012 03:38 PM #9
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well the socket on the motherboard accepts an 8pin or a 4+4 pin connector, i just wondered if there was a difference between the two
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02-07-2012 04:29 PM #10
There is no difference between the two.
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