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I was going to say it may be overheating, but if the fans goto 100% in POST? It sounds like the card has reached the end.

Hello, I am back with some news. Before my H110, I had a phanteks which had extra thermal compound It was ph-ndc. I tried reseating the CPU into its socket; It didn't work. I tried using different RAM; It didn't work. I was going to use konakr94's method, but I had no paint brushes that were...

Ok I will test cleaning the DIMM slots and pick up some TIM tomorrow as it is quite late tonight. Thanks for all the help so far.

I did not know which slot '2' was so I tried in slots B1, A2, and B2 respectively and I saw no change in the error codes. As suggested I might try to reset the CPU in the socket as that what fixed this issue this time, but I will have to go get more thermal compund because I have none left. Do...

Hello again, I am here with more questions regarding my motherboard, RAM, and CPU cooler. As previously stated, after installing my corsair H110 my memory controller was not connecting just right with the socket pins and ended up creating error code 53; a memory initialization error. After a...

Hello all, I am getting more and more interested in overclocking every day, and I want to step up from being a beginner overclocker. I have the intel i7-4770k (christmas sale 35% and 20% of all CPU's from my email Thanks newegg!) and the ASUS maximus VI Hero motherboard. As I have read...

The M5A78L-M USB3 is a cost effective board and I have done a few builds including the AMD FX-6300, It is a nice processor for a good price. It will play games such as Skyrim and Borderlands 2 without any hiccups. On the con list, newer games like Assassins creed IV and intense games like Crysis...

Do you know what motherboard your pc is using? Is it a PC from dell or another source? If it by chance It is an ASUS motherboard you can use a utility known as BIOS flashback, which resets you BIOS. With some more information about your computer specs you could probably get more help.

Thank you very much, my system boots and windows loads, thermals look fine and everything is OK. Thank you SR71, Its no wonder you are a multi-master on this site!

Now that I think about it I was very quick to set the CPU cooler.. and that also may explain the high idle temps! I will go try it out to see if it worked and thank you!

Sorry, I had to update the description.

Hello, I've been using Toms' Hardware for quite some time now to solve little mysteries in computer building, but since I cannot find a solution for my particular situation I have joined and am now creating a thread for further help. Any and all help will be appreciated and I thank you in...