[SOLVED] Asus Q-CODE Error Code C5 Memory Issue New Build x670e
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
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After completing a new build using Asus's flagship motherboard for the x670 chipset the system crashed and would not load through to windows.
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Asus x670e-e doesn't post when I change the ram speed. And can only have the ram in the last two slots. Bios is up to date
Have an Asus X670E Crosshair Hero and have had an issue running four modules (4x16) at 6000MT/s. When I first installed them, they ran fine for several days and then Windows started crashing with miscellaneous BSODs. I thought it was software initially, but then removed two modules of RAM and reinstalled Windows, also updated the BIOS to 0922. So far it’s been stable but I haven’t tried all four modules again. I never received any Q-CODE errors on boot. It would pause on 15, sometimes twice, but would boot and show the speed at 6000. Windows just wasn’t working though, it was crashing.
Hi Dennis,
What RAM modules are you running? It would be worth going in to bios and removing any xmp profiles or OC's and putting in the four DIMMS to see if it boots.
Due to these boards being so new the list of supported ram modules is still fairly small but slowly growing.
So right off the back just update the BIOS to the latest version and call it a day and everything is good to go 👍🏾
No
I had a hunch we need to update before installing new ram
I'm not even able to hit BIOS, error c5 or error 15, I think I picked the wrong RAM for my mobo
Q code 15 means your PC is initializing your ram
@@MasklessFate Yep sometimes its on 15 for 5 minutes at a time, sometimes even so long I have to force restart the PC, holding power button doesn't even work when that happens
I've got the same issue, and it's been on C5 for the last 20 or so hours. No clue what's up
@@defaultsplace1348 I found a fix for mine, putting a single DIMM into slot 2 worked for me, try 1 RAM stick in DIMM 1/2/3/4 and see if you get any results, once it works, you can chuck in your other one
@@defaultsplace1348 Check your manual, C5 means there is something wrong with your RAM. You need to look at the recommended RAM slots, that fixed it for me and also do a CMOS reset.
Thanks for sharing 👏🏻
link bios please
What is your motherboard
The C5 Code appears when the RAM is not sitting properly in the bank.
I have the C5 error. My RAM is seeted properly and I have cleared my bios, but nothing is posting.
@@MasklessFatetry it only with one instead of two. Maybe the RAM is bad
@@crazyluke I fixed it looked at the recommended ram slots for my motherboard in my manual and it got fixed
@@MasklessFatei dont understand how you solved. When i put the 4th ram all system crashed, the pc dont show any image.
@@nicolassanchezaguirre2462 Look at your motherboard manual at the ram page