Recently just completed a Ryzen 3 build.
Everythings working, motherboard, GPU, fans spin, case lights work, power supply works, even the RAM lights up.
Only problem is, the computer won't post with the beep and allow me into BIOS.
I have an ASUS Zenith II Extreme (TRX40) motherboard with the following memory:
4 x 8GB G.Skill Trident Z Neo (F4-3600C18Q-32GTZN)
4 x 8GB G.Skill Trident Z Neo (F4-3600C18Q-32GTZN)
64GB TOTAL installed in 8 slots
and the error it comes up with is C5.
I've tried pressing the Clear CMOS computer on the rear IO with computer completely powered off and unplugged from mains power, but the computer still won't post.
Repeatedly pressing F2 and Delete key isn't working to get straight into BIOS either.
Two questions about this.
I specifically remember this, so not sure why it's disappeared from the website.
I could see this being 3 causes.
Either I didn't install one or more sticks properly, one stick (which I unforunately dropped on a tiled floor) got damaged or 3600 memory is no longer compatible with the board.
Anyone else encountered this memory related error on a TR40 motherboard?
Everythings working, motherboard, GPU, fans spin, case lights work, power supply works, even the RAM lights up.
Only problem is, the computer won't post with the beep and allow me into BIOS.
I have an ASUS Zenith II Extreme (TRX40) motherboard with the following memory:
4 x 8GB G.Skill Trident Z Neo (F4-3600C18Q-32GTZN)
4 x 8GB G.Skill Trident Z Neo (F4-3600C18Q-32GTZN)
64GB TOTAL installed in 8 slots
and the error it comes up with is C5.
I've tried pressing the Clear CMOS computer on the rear IO with computer completely powered off and unplugged from mains power, but the computer still won't post.
Repeatedly pressing F2 and Delete key isn't working to get straight into BIOS either.
Two questions about this.
- Does anyone know what the C5 error actually is (I couldn't work it out in the manual)?
- Is the only alternative to pull each and every RAM stick out 1 by 1 to test each individually?
I specifically remember this, so not sure why it's disappeared from the website.
I could see this being 3 causes.
Either I didn't install one or more sticks properly, one stick (which I unforunately dropped on a tiled floor) got damaged or 3600 memory is no longer compatible with the board.
Anyone else encountered this memory related error on a TR40 motherboard?