03-07-2025 02:04 PM
Hi,
i have a rather puzzling problem:
I want to upgrade my build (C6H, Nvidia 1070Ti, Ryzen 5 2600) to a Ryzen 5700X. I upgraded the C6H to the latest BIOS (8801) and swapped the CPU.
I got to some fTPM-Screen, but after that - nothing. The Display shows code D6 (GPU Error).
Swapping back in the 2600 and everything works great. After many back-and-forth-swaps and messing in the BIOS, I was getting the 5700X to work once, but then i had to reset the CMOS again and I can't get it working again. I tried everything:
-Disconnecting everything
-Countless CMOS-Resets
-Upgrading the 1070TI-Firmware (already up to date)
-Disable FastBoot, CSM, Secure Boot
Does anyone have an idea what i'm doing wrong?
Thanks!
03-08-2025 01:11 AM
Hi @pycta
Try going to Advanced > AMD fTPM configuration and disable fTPM.
Alternatively, see if the issue persists using the second PCIE slot.
03-08-2025 03:52 AM
There is no option to disable the TPM, only switching between firmware and discrete TPM is possible.
And there is something even more strange:
I noticed the options "Disable CSM" and "Enable Discrete TPM" don't keep - they revert after saving and restarting...
03-08-2025 04:27 AM
So, i tried flashing an older BIOS version (8601) and the system was working with the 5700X. I was able to clear the fTPM-Keys and startet tuning up my system again. However, after the first power cycle, the error is back now...
03-09-2025 11:06 AM
I'm starting to suspect the CPU, personally.