[SOLVED] New build 3 BEEPS & No Monitor Signal
- Thread starter Hakoda
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Yeah its the 64K lower memory error.
This hinders the PC booting into bios, hence no display whatsoever.
I really dont know what these 64K memory refers to, but it is defo not the ram array.
My guess is some buffer or basic onboard memory that fails.
Could be related to bios memory - defo not sure.
A really long shot would be to remove the Cmos battery and test it with a voltmeter. A good one should read at least a micro tad over 3V.
Remember to test a new one before inserting it. They do not have too long shelf lifes.
That would ensure a good battery - AND - do a hard reset on bios setup memory.
As I wrote - a long shot - x-ing my fingers it will help you.
This hinders the PC booting into bios, hence no display whatsoever.
I really dont know what these 64K memory refers to, but it is defo not the ram array.
My guess is some buffer or basic onboard memory that fails.
Could be related to bios memory - defo not sure.
A really long shot would be to remove the Cmos battery and test it with a voltmeter. A good one should read at least a micro tad over 3V.
Remember to test a new one before inserting it. They do not have too long shelf lifes.
That would ensure a good battery - AND - do a hard reset on bios setup memory.
As I wrote - a long shot - x-ing my fingers it will help you.
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Wilk try not shure where to buy the battery tho but will give it a try and hope today it will be alive.
P.S.
Might be that motherboard doesnt support my Ram? 4333 mhz
Ohh yes - I forgot that very common possibility !
Visit the MSI X470 GAMING PRO CARBON support/download site and find the ram QVL pdf file.
If your ram is not listed here, you have a problem.
Remember :
The QVL list is made up to help customers avoiding hardware problems.
If you dont follow this recommendation, you are out there in the blue thin air on your own ...
Joakim Agren
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According to the manual 3 long beeps means there could be issues with RAM and the advice is then to try to boot with just 1 RAM stick in the DIMMA2 slot. If you hear 1 long and 2 short beeps it could be an indication of a GPU not properly seated so try to remove and then re install the GPU and see if that works.
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Joakim Agren
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No that is why you first take out the GPU and then re seat it before booting this is to make sure it is seated properly in the slot. Also make sure the extra power cables the PCI-E power cables from the PSU are seated properly. What GPU do you have?
Joakim Agren
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No wonder you can not boot the system detects that there is no VGA so no boot. The Ryzen 2700X chip does not come with built in GPU like many Intel chips do so you must purchase a discrete graphics card to install in the PCI Express slot on the mother board. Do you game or not?
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