Hi,
Today I installed my new Z87-PRO with a 4670k CPU and 2 x 4gb of Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz memory. When I switched the computer on it would not boot, not even to load bios and the QCODE screen showed 55 which means "Memory Not Installed".
After a bit of playing around switching memory etc I have found that if any sticks are installed into DIMM_B1 or DIMM_B2 the computer will not boot. But with one stick in any of the DIMM_A slots or even with both sticks in A1 and A2 the computer will boot no problem. I've tried both sticks in various combinations and it seems that the problem is the B slots and not the memory.
I'm fearing the worse that I will have to send the motherboard back, but does anyone have any more suggestions for me before I starting taking the whole system apart again? I've read this could be cause by bent pins somewhere? I don't know enough about that though.
Many thanks in advance,
Oli
Today I installed my new Z87-PRO with a 4670k CPU and 2 x 4gb of Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz memory. When I switched the computer on it would not boot, not even to load bios and the QCODE screen showed 55 which means "Memory Not Installed".
After a bit of playing around switching memory etc I have found that if any sticks are installed into DIMM_B1 or DIMM_B2 the computer will not boot. But with one stick in any of the DIMM_A slots or even with both sticks in A1 and A2 the computer will boot no problem. I've tried both sticks in various combinations and it seems that the problem is the B slots and not the memory.
I'm fearing the worse that I will have to send the motherboard back, but does anyone have any more suggestions for me before I starting taking the whole system apart again? I've read this could be cause by bent pins somewhere? I don't know enough about that though.
Many thanks in advance,
Oli