Question AsRock X670E Taichi Dr Debug codes meaning?

[mudhauler118]

New build that all seems to be running fine with on Windows 10 Pro. The motherboard Dr Debug is showing 46, 45, 44, 43 counting down in that order then starting over.

What does that mean?

 

[drea.drechsler]

I wonder if the answer for this thread applies to this Asrock board...

[SOLVED] - ASROCK Z690 Taichi Dr Debug Error Codes

Anyone familiar with asrock dr. Debug codes? My motherboard, brand new,, is cycling thru 00, 0F, 7F, never settles on one View: https://imgur.com/a/aqk5nA7 I had newgg send me a 2nd motherboard and i returned the first as that one was doing the same thing. Chances are 2 motherboards are...

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and this reference:

List of Dr Debug BIOS Codes

Recently I was busy troubleshooting an issue with my ASRock mainboard and Ryzen and I needed to lookup some of the Mainboard debug display error codes. As It turns out there aren't really any official manuals I could find for this. So here are my debug codes that I could find and what they...

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In which case it's probably a problem with RAM. Remove all DIMM's, try one at a time in each socket. And be sure to reset CMOS first and possibly between each attempt; I've never used DDR5 so don't know if it might help with memory training.

 

[mudhauler118]

I've removed and reset the ram, cleared the CMOS and still same result.

I've emailed G.Skill but so far no resposnse..

 

[mudhauler118]

I talked to G.Skill today.. Not much help but to say "if you think it is a ram issue then RMA it"..

 

[eshoudis]

Your bios may be displaying the temperature after post. You used to have the ability to turn it off in the bios, but that feature was removed on all am5 boards I believe. Search for "x670e taichi Dr debug temp" and you should be able to find the file supplied by ASRock.

 

[mudhauler118]

Your bios may be displaying the temperature after post. You used to have the ability to turn it off in the bios, but that feature was removed on all am5 boards I believe. Search for "x670e taichi Dr debug temp" and you should be able to find the file supplied by ASRock.

I have since found this out and confirmed that is the case. Why couldn't AsRock has told me this in the first place? And why is this not in the manual?.. So annoying