Debug code: A0, but my PC is running fine, boots fine. What do I do?

weepingprophets · Aug 25, 2016

After installing EasyTune driver to OC my motherboard, this code popped up and has decided to stay.

I read that changing my "1st boot option" in BIOS setup should fix this, but only my WD HDD is an option for 1st boot option (and 'disable'), while my SSD (where my OS is) doesn't show up as an option.

What to do?

the A0 is kinda bugging me....

EDIT: Update in the bottom vvvv

Lutfij · Oct 10, 2016

1| We don't know what motherboard you're working off of. It'd be much appreciated if you can include your full system's specs as well as your OS.
2| Have you tried removing your CMOS battery and replacing it after 15-30 minutes?
3| Remove all other drives but leave your SSD intact and see if the issue prevails.

weepingprophets · Oct 22, 2016

Lutfij :

Ah, this was quite a while ago. Appreciate the help

My 980ti Kingpins have since then been replaced with RMA'd ones, which "solved" the weird debug code issue.

NOW, since then, one of the two RMA GPUs broke (artifacting like crazyyy), and now I'm running only one Kingpin...and the debug code thing is back, except now it reads "bF", but everything seems to run normally.

Now I just want to sell these and get new 1080s ($$$$)

System Specs:

Gigabyte Gaming-7 Z170
Intel 6700k
Corsair 8GB RAM(x4) 32GB
2x EVGA 980ti Kingpin (currently running only one)
EVGA 1000W P2 Power Supply
Samsung Pro ~500GB SSD
WD Blue 1TB HDD

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Debug code: A0, but my PC is running fine, boots fine. What do I do?

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