Gday rrrocket and yes, Qcode 00 although not used, comes up a lot. It usually indicates a problem has been found, either MB or PSU. It can be the CPU or even dead or failing DIMMs,
Best way to check, as you have the unit in benchtest mode, is to first check your Power Supply. Either swap it out with a known good unit or have the current one tested.
Change the CMOS battery and, you should clear CMOS prior to flashing.
Test your DIMMs in another system using Memtest86+, to rule out that possibility.
It will be a matter of elimination, till the culprit is found.
Start troubleshooting with just power to MB, connection to monitor and 1 Dimm in first slot. Add components one at a time, checking your Qcodes as you go, to see if post advances.
Should these steps fail to identify the problem and a continuing Qcode 00, then you have an issue with the MB itself. RMA if under warranty.
Best of Luck and let us know how you go.
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