Hey all,
Built a new pc a month ago, asrock z270 k6, i7 7700k etc. Everything worked perfectly until the past two days. I'd bring it out of sleep mode and the mobo would flash "55" and the monitor can't detect anything. So I'd shut down, start it up as normal and it works as usual.
Error 55 in the asrock z270 manual says this: "memory could not be detected. Please re-install the memory and CPU. If problem persists, install only one memory module or try using other memory modules.
Memory meaning RAM, yeah? They're corsair led 16x2 3200. This problem only pops up coming out of sleep. Normal usage is fine, including high-end gaming. How do I fix/troubleshoot this or is it even something to worry about? I shut it down normally every night, only put it to sleep during the day, fwiw.
Thanks!
PS: New development today, waking out of sleep mode flashed "01" and then moved to "03", no 55 again. I have an SSD so I don't mind avoiding sleep mode completely, but I am worried this could be something that bleeds into other issues.
Built a new pc a month ago, asrock z270 k6, i7 7700k etc. Everything worked perfectly until the past two days. I'd bring it out of sleep mode and the mobo would flash "55" and the monitor can't detect anything. So I'd shut down, start it up as normal and it works as usual.
Error 55 in the asrock z270 manual says this: "memory could not be detected. Please re-install the memory and CPU. If problem persists, install only one memory module or try using other memory modules.
Memory meaning RAM, yeah? They're corsair led 16x2 3200. This problem only pops up coming out of sleep. Normal usage is fine, including high-end gaming. How do I fix/troubleshoot this or is it even something to worry about? I shut it down normally every night, only put it to sleep during the day, fwiw.
Thanks!
PS: New development today, waking out of sleep mode flashed "01" and then moved to "03", no 55 again. I have an SSD so I don't mind avoiding sleep mode completely, but I am worried this could be something that bleeds into other issues.