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05-17-2022 09:52 AM #1
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z690 hero cannot regenize RAM at A1 & A2 ram slots - QCODE 55
Hey all,
My MB shows QCODE 55 if I put the RAM in A1 or A2 slot, in B1 and B2 no error.
if I reseat the CPU the error is gone then come back after the same time.
MB is not part of the defective z690 hero cap issue - confirmed via the Asus site and by visual check of the cap.
Tried to clean CPU from thermal paste, reseat the CPU, reseat RAM - not working ):
Also, check for bent pins in the CPU socket but none were seen.
RAM appears in the QVL list ( corsair CMT32GX5M2X5600C36)
Tried with XMP on and off - same result.
the other issue is that when the system did succeed to boot it takes a lot of time to boot - about 2 minutes seems because of the POST check. maybe there is a setting to turn off the post check that takes a lot of time?
any other suggestions before RMA?
System details:
CPU: Intel i9 12900k
MB: Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z690 Hero
RAM: Corsair DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 5600MHz C36
SSD: Samsung 970 Evo 1 TB
Power supply: EVGA 1600 T2
OS: Windows 11 ProLast edited by yoel100; 05-17-2022 at 09:55 AM.
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05-17-2022 10:10 AM #2
Ribellu PC Specs Motherboard Asus Maximus Z690 HERO Processor I7 12700KF Memory (part number) Corsair Vengeance DDR5 2X16Gb 5200Mhz 38/38/38/74 Graphics Card #1 Asus ROG-STRIX-RTX3080TI-O12G-GAMING Monitor Asus VG27AQ Storage #1 SSD Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1T Storage #2 SSD Samsung 960 EVO 500gb CPU Cooler MSI MAG CoreLiquid C240 Case Thermaltake Commander C31 TG Power Supply Corsair HX850 Keyboard Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition Mouse Razer Bazilisk V2 Headset/Speakers Hyper X Cloud Alpha OS Windows 10 Pro 21H2
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Hi,
I had the same experience with my old mobo, some pins were spread apart and slightly crushed, at first I didn't notice it, then I examined all the pins in depth with a magnifying glass and good lighting and bingo . Then with a needle I straightened them as best I could and I got my ram slots back.
Yet to the naked eye all the pins looked correct.
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05-17-2022 03:41 PM #3
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no bent pins i have checked again with magnifying glass
All mb pins seems ok
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05-17-2022 04:01 PM #4
Try only insert RAM in A1 and A. If no issue, remove A1 and A2 pair and insert another RAM set in B1 and B2. If there is no issue, Put back all 4 slot of ram and test it out. If there is error, I supposed a BIOS issue.
PS: You need to test all this with XMP disable and XMP profile 1. I do not think hardware issue but more on bios issue. That my opinion.
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05-17-2022 04:06 PM #5
DragDay7 PC Specs Motherboard Asus Z690-A PRIME DDR5 Processor Intel i7-12700KF Memory (part number) Corsair 2x16GB 5600MHz CL36 Graphics Card #1 MSI 2080 Trio X Monitor Acer XB252Q, Acer V247Y Storage #1 Plextor M9PeY CPU Cooler Custom EK Water Cooling Case Corsair Carbide Air 540 Power Supply Corsair RM 750 Keyboard SteelSeries APEX 7 Mouse Logitech G403 Headset Shure SRH 440 Mouse Pad DreamMachines OS Windows 11 Network Router Asus RT-AC68U Accessory #1 Fanatec Porsche 911 GT3 RS V2
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05-17-2022 04:25 PM #6
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05-17-2022 04:58 PM #7
DragDay7 PC Specs Motherboard Asus Z690-A PRIME DDR5 Processor Intel i7-12700KF Memory (part number) Corsair 2x16GB 5600MHz CL36 Graphics Card #1 MSI 2080 Trio X Monitor Acer XB252Q, Acer V247Y Storage #1 Plextor M9PeY CPU Cooler Custom EK Water Cooling Case Corsair Carbide Air 540 Power Supply Corsair RM 750 Keyboard SteelSeries APEX 7 Mouse Logitech G403 Headset Shure SRH 440 Mouse Pad DreamMachines OS Windows 11 Network Router Asus RT-AC68U Accessory #1 Fanatec Porsche 911 GT3 RS V2
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Hi ahfoo,
I was referring to OPs setup - he uses two sticks and he should populate A2+B2 only.
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05-17-2022 05:09 PM #8
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i did tried to poplate A2 and b2 as the manual referring, but then qcode 55 comes in.
Also qcode 55 comes approximately 1 day after reseating the RAM or cpu meaning the pc working for whole day just fine, then suddenly after restart or turn on after the system was shut down - qcode 55 comes in
make me believe its mb/bios issue related and not bent pins or something like that
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05-18-2022 12:18 AM #9
Legolas PC Specs Motherboard Maximus X Hero Wifi AC Processor Intel Core i7 8600k oc 5Ghz Memory (part number) Samsung DDR4 16GB Graphics Card #1 ASUS NVIDIA GTX 1080 Monitor ASUS MS246 Storage #1 Samsung MZVPV256 Storage #2 Samsung MZVPV256 CPU Cooler Corsair H110I v2 Power Supply PC 1200W Turbo-Cool 1200 Keyboard ASUS SK2045
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please clean the memory modules fingers.
I suggest testing each memory individually on A2.
If one of the memory flag code 55, this module is the culprit and you need to replace the memory kit
If both pass, please clean the B2 with alcohol and then try to install memory on B2 again.
Update latest bios when install on A2
If it still persists, clear CMOS with battery and then try installing on A2 and B2 again
If it works, please enable XMP and make sure the timing is 36-36-36-76 with 1.25V. If it is Q-code 55, adjust the DRAM voltage higher to 1.26V or higher.
If you really want to see if it is memory, install each memory on A2 and run Memtest86 and repeat it on the other memory module. If one of the memory has errors, RMA the memory.
Hope that helps.Sincerely,
Legolas
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05-18-2022 08:09 AM #10
To add on, please check all the RAM module to see if there is any bad connection point.