Hello, so here is my setup :
Motherboard: Asus Rog Zenith Alpha x399
CPU: AMD Threadripper 2950x
CPU cooler: NZXT Kraken
RAM: Corsair dominator platinum RGB 8x8gb
GPU: RTX 3090
PSU: Superflower 1600w gold
And here is my problem:
When I plug the power cable into the PSU and turn the PSU switch on, the motherboard RGB lights up aswell as an orange LED located under the CPU and next to the RAM, reffered to by the manual as ''bios 1", and the AIO pump's screen lights up aswell (only for 1 second), the other components including the ram don't light up at all.
Then, when I press start to actually boot the PC, I get "code 00 Memory" on the motherboard (which corresponds to non assigned code by the manual) and I hear some clap sound that is rather loud and hits twice like ''tactac .. tactac'', the sound is coming from the motherboard I believe... I first thought it was one of my fans blocking onto something given the way it sounded.
I've read probably every single posts about this code 00 on this motherboard and tried :
On one hand multiple people have said that this error means it's related to the CPU but on the other hand the chance that I didn't get an actual brand new CPU somehow are small as everything was sealed and the error specifies ''Memory" not "CPU".
On one hand when I recieved my motherboard marked as brand new from a famous retailer it wasn't actually sealed for some reason, and some people said that the "code 00" error could be the motherboard that has issues with capacitors or something, but on the other hand I think they were talking about the older zenith model and I got this motherboard from a reputable retailer as ''brand new'', and everything inside was sealed however.
Besides unpluging everything and pluging back in (which i'm about to start doing now) is there something I can try to either boot it up or at least figure out which component is faulty ?
I don't have other extra components to try troubleshooting that way.
Motherboard: Asus Rog Zenith Alpha x399
CPU: AMD Threadripper 2950x
CPU cooler: NZXT Kraken
RAM: Corsair dominator platinum RGB 8x8gb
GPU: RTX 3090
PSU: Superflower 1600w gold
And here is my problem:
When I plug the power cable into the PSU and turn the PSU switch on, the motherboard RGB lights up aswell as an orange LED located under the CPU and next to the RAM, reffered to by the manual as ''bios 1", and the AIO pump's screen lights up aswell (only for 1 second), the other components including the ram don't light up at all.
Then, when I press start to actually boot the PC, I get "code 00 Memory" on the motherboard (which corresponds to non assigned code by the manual) and I hear some clap sound that is rather loud and hits twice like ''tactac .. tactac'', the sound is coming from the motherboard I believe... I first thought it was one of my fans blocking onto something given the way it sounded.
I've read probably every single posts about this code 00 on this motherboard and tried :
- Changing RAM slots
- Running only 1 stick of ram
- Checking motherboard's CPU slot for bent pins
- Checked RAM compatibility with motherboard
- Removed CMOS for a few minutes and put it back in
On one hand multiple people have said that this error means it's related to the CPU but on the other hand the chance that I didn't get an actual brand new CPU somehow are small as everything was sealed and the error specifies ''Memory" not "CPU".
On one hand when I recieved my motherboard marked as brand new from a famous retailer it wasn't actually sealed for some reason, and some people said that the "code 00" error could be the motherboard that has issues with capacitors or something, but on the other hand I think they were talking about the older zenith model and I got this motherboard from a reputable retailer as ''brand new'', and everything inside was sealed however.
Besides unpluging everything and pluging back in (which i'm about to start doing now) is there something I can try to either boot it up or at least figure out which component is faulty ?
I don't have other extra components to try troubleshooting that way.
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