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camiloqp · 10-18-2012

As title says.See the attachments.What could be going on?

camiloqp · 09-24-2012

I am posting here the exact same thread I posted on vip.asus.com.Hi.I have 2 sticks of Patriot Extreme 2000 Series, 2x4GB-I have always used my RAM Sticks as suggested by the user manual (i.e 1 stick at A2, 1 stick at B2)Today I removed my processor ...

camiloqp · 09-24-2012

Hi reporting here the issue is solved. ;););)The solution was a mix of what HiVizMan and Ulrich (from vip.asus.com/forum) proposed.I did all the procedure HiVizMan explained. Plus checking carefully for bended pins and thermal compund on the CPU soc...

camiloqp · 09-24-2012

Hola Good Sir. 1st of all thanks for your reply.I understand the whole procedure you are proposing, but can you give me please further details on the following:Inspect the socket just in case.I know the pins are on the MoBo and not on the CPU right? ...

camiloqp · 09-24-2012

Posting the response Ulrich (moderator to vip.asus.com/forums) gave, to have it as a baseline for the thread.Hi Cam..Since the memory controllers are in the processor, I'd guess that's where the problem lies... exactly what happened when your remove...

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M4EZ Not Recognizing RAM On Channel A - Debug code 55

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