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0d is a memory training code. Reset the CMOS if not done so already
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Thought I would post this here, does anyone with then new crosshair board have the same problem as me with the board not posting, my board goes through all it's error codes and then sits on error 0d with no video output what so ever does anyone have any ideas
Just saw this mentioned on AT forums:
Why AMD,why u do this at EVERY launch,rush??
So to summarise:
1.)Launch CPU one month before win patches drop
2.)SMT reduces performance but don't say anything to save face and most reviews have sub-par gaming performance. Reviewers who tested with SMT off get better performance. AMD should have just been honest and told reviewers their SMT implementation was not fully supported in games
3.)Windows power plans affect performance(probably due to lack of windows support) but I assume AMD missed that
4.)Motherboards are buggy
5.)Hardly any motherboard stock
6.)On Reddit AMA one PR person give vague answers which basically said devs need to patch performance,but it might just windows updates are needed in many cases
7.)They could have waited one month and negated many of these issues
How do I do that? Last time I did that it was a jumper on the board and I can't see any jumpers0d is a memory training code. Reset the CMOS if not done so already
How do I do that? Last time I did that it was a jumper on the board and I can't see any jumpers
2400 corsairI get mine tomorrow, what memory are you using ?
2 or 4 sticks2400
CrosshairWhat board?
2 sticks2 or 4 sticks
Ahhh yes I will try that when I get home, fingers crossed it's a simple thing like thatdoesn't the crosshair have a cmos button on the back panel ?
Is it just a case of pressing the button when it's off, or do I let it switch on then go through it's codes first?Reset is on the IO panel on the Crosshair, yes
Is it just a case of pressing the button when it's off, or do I let it switch on then go through it's codes first?
I will give that a try, hopefully it worksEither, also use slots A2 and B2.
Hey Harney, how comes your trust dont work?