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- Aug 23, 2009
So i put the pc had no issues until i moved from Missouri back to Michigan. Its a TTake P5 case. I wrapped it in bubble wrap and made sure it didnt move in my truck. Had no issues before I left MO
Specs are as followed:
Intel 12900, Asus max form, Teamgroup 2x16gb 6400mhz, adata 2x16 6000 (test sticks), 980 pro m2, 970 m2 and a 1tb ssd, strix 3090, evga 1600w, win 11,
Now back in Michigan nothin but issues. Started giving me detect memory errors on the read out. So i figured the memory was bad ordered some adata memory. Got me booted 50/50 of the time. Now If i restart the PC its just doesnt ever boot again it will throw the AO code and think its all good and in windows. But really I just have a black screen. If i try to use sleep. wakes up then reboots. So the only thing I can find that works every time is either leave it on and never turn it off or shut down and turn every night.. Which is annoying. For giggles i tried my old memory which seems to work now. Exactly how the adata memory works accept for if you try to restart it, it will throw detect memory errors and you have to put the adata back in to get it to boot. Someone I will get detect HDD, Check CPU, Check NVram. But once its in windows its fine ..
I have updated the bios to the newest one. I have tried Auto, Manual, XMP1 and XMP2 profiles all seem to do the same. CPU clock is auto
I have been doing IT for a very long time as a hobby and a job but this is nerve racking. I am leaning on Bad mobo. But want to see what others say.
Specs are as followed:
Intel 12900, Asus max form, Teamgroup 2x16gb 6400mhz, adata 2x16 6000 (test sticks), 980 pro m2, 970 m2 and a 1tb ssd, strix 3090, evga 1600w, win 11,
Now back in Michigan nothin but issues. Started giving me detect memory errors on the read out. So i figured the memory was bad ordered some adata memory. Got me booted 50/50 of the time. Now If i restart the PC its just doesnt ever boot again it will throw the AO code and think its all good and in windows. But really I just have a black screen. If i try to use sleep. wakes up then reboots. So the only thing I can find that works every time is either leave it on and never turn it off or shut down and turn every night.. Which is annoying. For giggles i tried my old memory which seems to work now. Exactly how the adata memory works accept for if you try to restart it, it will throw detect memory errors and you have to put the adata back in to get it to boot. Someone I will get detect HDD, Check CPU, Check NVram. But once its in windows its fine ..
I have updated the bios to the newest one. I have tried Auto, Manual, XMP1 and XMP2 profiles all seem to do the same. CPU clock is auto
I have been doing IT for a very long time as a hobby and a job but this is nerve racking. I am leaning on Bad mobo. But want to see what others say.
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