Msi x99a mpower error code 32

[---sindwue--]

When i try to boot i get the error code 32 in the manuel it says something about early cpu initialization.

[Zando_]

What specs (especially CPU, RAM config, and cooler) are you running? If you're running any overclocks, tried clearing the CMOS? 

[---sindwue--]

I7 5820k corsair vengance ram 3200mhz and a corsair  h11oi gt cooler. Not overclocked just got it. Tried booting with one ram and got error code 66. Mobo is a msi mpower x99a

[---sindwue--]

Just reset cmos and got error code b4

[The Sloth]

15 minutes ago, ---sindwue-- said:

Just reset cmos and got error code b4

B4 is a USB Hot Plug, try removing you keyboard and mouse, one at a time and see if it boots.

[Zando_]

10 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

B4 is a USB Hot Plug, try removing you keyboard and mouse, one at a time and see if it boots.

^^^ Defo try that. 
 

32 minutes ago, ---sindwue-- said:

I7 5820k corsair vengance ram 3200mhz and a corsair  h11oi gt cooler. Not overclocked just got it. Tried booting with one ram and got error code 66. Mobo is a msi mpower x99a

Where'd ya get them from? Were they confirmed working? 

If you got it as a complete set, reseating the CPU may help. 

Errors 63-67 and D0 are late CPU initialization, so something with the CPU or the memory is probably wacky. Did you try a single RAM DIMM in the correct slot? On my EVGA X99 Classified (I also run a 5820K BTW), it won't boot or behave properly without the RAM in the correct slots, and the right slot setup depends on whether you're running 1, 2, or 4 DIMMS (if you run 8 you just fill all the slots). 

[---sindwue--]

Just got the pc to boot but it wont post

[Zando_]

9 minutes ago, ---sindwue-- said:

Just got the pc to boot but it wont post

POST is a Power On Self Test, you can't boot without POSTing. What did you mean by boot? 

[---sindwue--]

It turns on but there is no picture on my monitor. I know it is on cuz the cpu temp is showing.

 

[Zando_]

14 minutes ago, ---sindwue-- said:

It turns on but there is no picture on my monitor. I know it is on cuz the cpu temp is showing.

 

(make sure to quote me so I get a notif)

Sure your GPU is good and you're using the correct output? And it went through all the POST codes without issue? 

[---sindwue--]

7 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

(make sure to quote me so I get a notif)

Sure your GPU is good and you're using the correct output? And it went through all the POST codes without issue? 

Just took the gpu out og my old setup worked like a charm. Using a displayport but my monitor says no displayport input went thru the post codes without a single issue.

[Zando_]

1 minute ago, ---sindwue-- said:

Just took the gpu out og my old setup worked like a charm. Using a displayport but my monitor says no displayport input went thru the post codes without a single issue.

You can see stuff on the monitor now or still no? Confused by whether you mean your old GPU worked like a charm in your old rig or in this one. 

[---sindwue--]

3 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

You can see stuff on the monitor now or still no? Confused by whether you mean your old GPU worked like a charm in your old rig or in this one. 

Still not getting any signal on my monitor. Meant my gpu worked in my old rig. Just tried using a hdmi cable but got the same issue. 

[Zando_]

1 minute ago, ---sindwue-- said:

Still not getting any signal on my monitor. Meant my gpu worked in my old rig. Just tried using a hdmi cable but got the same issue. 

Tried different PCIe slots, starting with the top one and working your way down? 

[---sindwue--]

1 minute ago, Zando Bob said:

Tried different PCIe slots, starting with the top one and working your way down? 

trying it rn will update.

[Zando_]

Just now, ---sindwue-- said:

trying it rn will update.

Aight. Because the 5820K has cut down PCIe lanes compared to the 5930K and higher, some PCIe slots are disabled on many mobos. Depending on which one you use you could've accidentally picked one that's not active. 

[---sindwue--]

13 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Aight. Because the 5820K has cut down PCIe lanes compared to the 5930K and higher, some PCIe slots are disabled on many mobos. Depending on which one you use you could've accidentally picked one that's not active. 

Just got it working just had to take it out and put it back in the top slot. Tysm

[Zando_]

5 minutes ago, ---sindwue-- said:

Just got it working just had to take it out and put it back in the top slot. Tysm

Nice! Probably just had it in a slot that wasn't enabled then. I had a similar issue with one of my M.2 NVMe add-in cards on my X99 Classified, once I moved it to a different slot it worked fine though.