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  • [F3 12800 CL9D-4GBRL] No POST on Cold Boot (GA P55A-UD3R)

    Hi
    I'm having issues with the following specs

    Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3R (Bios F7 up to date)
    2x2Gb DDR3 PC12800 Gskill ripjaw F3-12800 CL9D-4GBRL
    Core i5 750

    Antec P183
    Corsair VX550W
    Noctua NH-U12P SE2
    WD Caviar Blue 640Gb
    HD5850 1Gb Powercolor (Driver up to date)
    DVD Recorder Samsung SH-S223C
    Samsung Syncmaster 2370HD
    Windows 7 64 bit family
    USB external HD WD My Book 1To


    On Cold Boot (or after 6 to 8 hours rest) all i get is a black screen and no POST, the fans are working (sometimes CPU Fans are running at full speed , making a lot of noise ), the HD is making normal noise, no motherboard beep, USB peripherals are not powered.

    I need to turn the computer off , then turn it on a second time to finally get POST, one beep, and then Boot.
    On effective boot i meet some random issues (20% times) mostly windows recovery tools messages.
    Otherwise, the system fully loads, seems stable and works perfectly (tested to 5h uptime).

    I have checked the following points:

    - unplugged and replugged each card and cables

    - updated BIOS from F3 to F7

    and I found no solution.


    I am currently testing the RAM

    By default RAM is recognized as a 10600 (1333 Mhz) 9-9-9-24 Command Rate 2 tRFC 88
    1.5V voltage

    Seeing information on some posts here I have tried to manually input the ram values (9-9-9-24 CR 2 tRFC 88) and i turned XMP mode on to get 1600 Mhz then slightly raised ram voltage to 1.56V.
    On reboot the system seemed stable, so i ran a 2h memtest, with no errors.

    This morning, first try after these changes, the motherboard beeped and POST on cold boot, and i immediatly ran memtest for a full 6h test.
    After 5 minutes on Test #5 : 2 errors.

    I am now waiting for a longer memtest run to get significant information.

    But for now, are these errors relative to a ram defect or to a bad value input ?
    Will my cold boot issues be solved by changing the Ram ?
    or do i need to investigate further to finally find the part that's driving me crazy ?

    any suggestions ?

    Thanks

  • #2
    You will need to send those in for new replacements. The two modules are not syncing properly upon initial startups.

    Thank you
    GSKILL SUPPORT

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    • #3
      Thank you for the answer, It's a relief

      I ran memtest after a cold boot for 6 hours and 9 pass and got 41 errors

      All of them are on test Number 5, with failing address 4365.8MB and 4429.8MB
      err-bits 00000008

      I'll go to my local vendor to see if they can replace them directly.


      Thanks again

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