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Azaroth

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  1. So I'm going to order new RAM to test, I want to go 2133 following the Asus QVL but I'll be honest, I'm super unsure of what to get. Does it matter if it's quad or single channel, does the CL number matter, do the timings matter (xx-xx-xx-xx-T#)
  2. I feel like maybe the RAM I have is either bunk or just night right. So where should I look for native lower speed RAM?
  3. Yes I have, every time I try different sticks of RAM or a different order, 1 or 2 I press memok after it gets stuck at least twice.
  4. Would unbuffered RAM make a difference? Like RAM that supports ECC.
  5. Ran it with 1, two and no RAM. On second boot I keep getting 19. I take the battery out and it fine until the reboot.
  6. Everything is set to auto, the weird thing is once I clear the CMOS and remove the battery it works goes right to install windows, then when it reboots to finish install it hangs on 19. Every time it does that. When I get into the BIOS the first time both sticks read.
  7. All is working well with the ES Xeon but I keep getting it to hangs on post code 25 then 41 then stays at 19. I can't install windows and the only way it gets past that is if I take out the battery and reset the BIOS. It reads both sticks of RAM cause I thought it was a memory error. Any advice.
  8. Update. Picked up an Asus x99 a-ii and boom! Updated BIOS and the ES Xeon works. I want to thank everyone for all the help.
  9. Bead boarded it, still nothing. I'm stating to think it has to be the board. When I'm at the store which ones should I look for.
  10. Would the most logical step be return the board for a different not refurbished one and try different RAM?
  11. Is it possible that the RAM is the problem. I thought if the RAM was too fast for the board it would down clock it to the rated speed.
  12. Cleared CMOS, no RAM it just cycles off and on. With one or two RAM sticks in it runs but nothing happens. 2666 RAM, could that be the problem
  13. Went and bought a 6800 k and still no luck, took the RAM out got post code beeps. I didn't count how many cause I was in shock it was working. Can't get into the BIOS no output and nothing. Could it be the board and RAM. The gpu works
  14. So let's say I return this one, is it likely to order a different ES Xeon from a different seller and actually have it work? Or should I just save my pennies for a 5820k or a CPU in that line up. Main use will be video editing and game design. Or should I look for an older V3 Xeon
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