Raja@ASUS wrote:
Typically, this is a memory issue. If system is overclocked in any way (including the memory being set to DDR4-3000), I'd revert to stock and see if the symptoms persist. If they don't, you'll need to tune SoC voltage somewhat, I suspect, or run the memory at a lower frequency and await future updates from AMD. Memory compatibility for speeds over DDR4-2666 isn't a strong point of the current microcode

Flakfired wrote:
Isn't it weird that it occurred after restarting windows? And the memory was set to 2133mhz but they're 3000mhz sticks.

Raja@ASUS wrote:
Not really, different types of memory training occur from first power on to warm restarts. Could still be memory stability related. You can try with fewer memory modules, to see if that changes anything. I'd even go as far as adjusting the primary memory timings and setting SoC voltage to 1.10V to rule stuff like that out. You can also see if any of the plugged in peripherals are causing issues with BOOT, by removing them systematically.

Chipz wrote:
Hi

i have similar specs to the OP and suffering the same issues above 2133 speeds.

When i have encountered a 0d fault , clearing the cmos with the button at the rear allows POST and entry to the bios.

Regards

Flakfired wrote:
Well i can't get into the BIOS since it never shows up. I only get no signal on my screen every 10 seconds.

Also i made a mistake in my title it should be Asus crosshair VI bootlooping "error D0"

Raja@ASUS wrote:
You can clear CMOS, try one DIMM at a time, and removing peripherals. See if anything helps.

Flakfired wrote:
I got it working

my steps:

-hold clear cmos button for 30 seconds
-go into bios
-Changed ram voltage to 1.35 my system has been rock solid for a few hours already.

Thanks everyone for your help.