Problem of having an error of 53 in ASUS Maximus VI

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Timmy Tang

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Hi guys, I just built of a mombo with ASUS Maximus VI and it doesnt show up the screen and mombo contains an error of 53 which is the ram. I wonder that is my ram G.Skill Ripjaws Z Series 16GB F3-1866C9D-16GZH, compatiable with my board? If not why there is an error?
Updated: I tried to take out all ram and the mombo still contains the error 53. Also, when I tried to turn on the mombo, it is on for a sec then turn off for a sec then it turned on itself again. what is the problem.... I am so exhausted...
my build is in here: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/timmy0000/saved/1Vj4
 
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hi Timmy Tang. I had the same problem with my first build also. I got maximus vi formula with i7 4770k and corsair vengeance pro 2x4 GB 1866Mhz. I got the same error when turning on my pc for the first time, which is error 53, and the third led on my mobo (middle right) is flashing on. Since I do not have any spare memory ram, I bring it back to my local retailer shop. What they did is using another ram (i forgot what is the ram) with 8 Gb 1600 Mhz. They plug it on the mobo and my mobo started to boot. After that they change it back to my 1866Mhz ram and with UEFI bios, they adjust the frequency from 1600 Mhz to 1866 Mhz. Hope this help.
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Do you have the latest BIOS? Can you get to BIOS, if so did you try under XMP? Have you tried booting with a single stick? If not try that, if one stick doesn't work, try another (and try each in slot 1, closet to the CPU)...if no joy after trying two sticks, would suggest pulling the guts and benching it, have a guide here that might help

http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1753671/bench-troubleshooting.html
 
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Timmy Tang

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i am not sure about do i have latest BIOS... I am new to those computers... what do you mean by XMP?? Also I try both of my ram stick in different slot... everytime i put 1 stick into the slot, i press reset in the mobo idk will it make different.
Updated: there is nothing show up in my monitor... how do I get into BIOS though?
 
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Timmy, if this is your first PC build I suggest you ask someone experienced nearby to help you. Ask someone to help you debug this issue and then post back telling us what they find.

Make sure the memory latches in both sides of the slot as well.

-Raja
 
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Timmy Tang

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yea this is my first build and I asked my fd to help me build this and i learn lol bbut he doesnt know how to solve this problem either... i think i might have to go to mirco center to ask for help.... but i think they might charge a bit high... so i wonder is there any method that can avoid to spend $ but yea
 
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Timmy Tang

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i tried and i also tried to take out my mobo from the case then i connect those wire but it does have the same error... idk what to do now...
 
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hi Timmy Tang. I had the same problem with my first build also. I got maximus vi formula with i7 4770k and corsair vengeance pro 2x4 GB 1866Mhz. I got the same error when turning on my pc for the first time, which is error 53, and the third led on my mobo (middle right) is flashing on. Since I do not have any spare memory ram, I bring it back to my local retailer shop. What they did is using another ram (i forgot what is the ram) with 8 Gb 1600 Mhz. They plug it on the mobo and my mobo started to boot. After that they change it back to my 1866Mhz ram and with UEFI bios, they adjust the frequency from 1600 Mhz to 1866 Mhz. Hope this help.
 
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