msi big bang xpower ii postcode help

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hi guys. you may remember a day or two ago i asked for help with my system and it waa concluded that the psu was dead.

however once i took the psu out of the system for rma. i decided i would turn off one of my gpus and use a 750w psu i had spare in my previous sysem.

i pluged in first just the pump and it run fine. so i wired up the essential parts and to my surprise it failed to post. the exact same issue with my other psu.

i un packed my 1000w psu that was packed for rma and plugged it into only the pump and it powered fine. it seems that any female connect on the mobo causes it to not post.

i have tried the 1000w in another system. and it worked just fine.

so that said i changed my parts over to a big bang xpower ii.

at first it also failed to post. (my fault it was to do with the ram locations)

that brings us to now. The system powers up and stays that way. however it does not post any video from the gpus over dvi or hdmi.

i tried them separately still no post. so i plugged in a different gpu (i know itworks as it was working a hour ago in the old system) and i get the same issue

the postcode is reading 60 i have checked the manual and it does not refrence this code nor can i find any info on this.

when i had the issue with ram it was postcode 67.

i think it is booting into windows also as i can hear hdd activity.

any help would be apprciated

kind regards

harry
 
Try clearing the CMOS, power off, battery out, leave it for a bit, place back in and power on.

Also try different combinations of RAM amount and in different slots.
 
ok cmos is out. psu is un plugged will try again once i have a cup of tea.

i should have metioned that this ram spent a few months on this board so i know it is compatible however i will still try various mehods

thanks
 
Hi stulid, took a while but the pc is finaly workingi think that one of the ram slots is bad but its all working fine now


I appreciate the help you have given me over the last couple of days

Kind regards

Harry
 
56 BIOS data area rechecked

57 BIOS data area check complete

58 Setup message displayed

59 DMA register page tested

60 Display memory verified

61 DMA #1 tested

62 DMA #2 tested

63 Perform BIOS data area check

64 BIOS data area checked

65 DMA initialized

66 8259 PIC initialized

67 Keyboard tested

80 Keyboard reset

may be an onboard item or an addon card requiring direct memory access, but if all fixed now is probably OK
 
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