I have an Asus Maximus IX Formula motherboard and an intel i7 7700, im using 32Gb DDR4 Ram, and a ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-O11G-Gaming video card. So i had everything up and running Saturday night i was playing 'Ghost Recon Wildlands' and everything was working fine my temps were 65c and below. All of a sudden yesterday i go to turn it on and i got an error code 19 at first then i reset it and got the "00" error code. I have checked every cable and made sure everything on the board is secure and i cant get it to post or come up to bios or get any video rather. I have seen similar posts that suggest turning LN2 off but mine is set to off by default, tried turning it on still no avail. Any and all help or advice would be appreciated.
No post, no video, "00" error code on Asus Maximus IX Formula
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i have tried clearing the CMOS but i have not tried taking it out, i am not entirely sure i can as my motherboard has a cover on it covering most things up. I am not sure if you have looked up that particular one but if you did you would see. But i get no solution from clearing the CMOS unfortunately, i wish it were that simple.
alexoiu
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There's a CLR CMOS button on the back I/O panel. Try pressing it.
If still no go, try starting the board with only CPU and CPU cooler installed. If 00, try different power supply, if possible. Or, another option would be RMA-ing both board and CPU.
If still no go, try starting the board with only CPU and CPU cooler installed. If 00, try different power supply, if possible. Or, another option would be RMA-ing both board and CPU.
James Mason
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00 isn't a valid code, refer to page 1-15 of your manual.
19 is pre-memory PCH Initialization.
So it may be your ram that's wrong. Try using 1 ram stick at a time, and try with each ram stick.
19 is pre-memory PCH Initialization.
So it may be your ram that's wrong. Try using 1 ram stick at a time, and try with each ram stick.
I know that 00 isn't a valid code according to the manual... however it was working fine for 2 days then all of a sudden yesterday I go to power it on and nothing I get the 00 error code in the q-code digital indicator on my motherboard. I am not sure what to do. I have even tested the PSU and its good. so I'm not really sure except to practically RMA all the parts and try again..
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