Dr Debug code 10 computer won't boot

[James5599]

Hi, I have just finished building a new PC but when I try to start it, the PC when powered on has all fans and RGB lights turn on and the motherboard displays code 02 then powers off, then turns back on a repeats the cycle...over and over. No output is sent to the monitor so I cannot access BIOS settings.

 

My build includes:

 

- AsRock X570 Taichi

- AMD Ryzen 7 3700X

- Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8 GB 3600MHz (product code: CMK16GX4M2D36000C18)

- GTX 670

- Hard drive Western Digital 2Tb WD2002FAEX

- SSD Adata SU800

- PSU Extreme 2 525W Cooler Master

 

**Update: I flashed the BIOS to the latest version and the error code 02 doesnt happen anymore, now I get error code 10. Still powers on fans and RGB shows error code on motherboard the crashes and tries again.

[eeeee1]

this should be a memory problem

try reseating your modules or make sure they are in the proper slot

[James5599]

Thank you, tried it and sadly it did not fix the problem. I have also tried using only 1 stick. I have also tried putting my ram in slot the other slots and that didnt fix the problem either. Currently my RAM is slotted in A2 and B2 slots.

[Guest]

Clear the cmos? If still having issues, try a different PSU.

[James5599]

12 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

Clear the cmos? If still having issues, try a different PSU.

Thanks for the feedback. I have tried clearing CMOS and it didn't fix the problem. Ill look into trying another PSU.

[Guest]

11 minutes ago, James5599 said:

Thanks for the feedback. I have tried clearing CMOS and it didn't fix the problem. Ill look into trying another PSU.

Yes, it's worth a try. The one you have isnt known for quality. At this point you have a 50% chance the PSU is bad.

[James5599]

2 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

Yes, it's worth a try. The one you have isnt known for quality. At this point you have a 50% chance the PSU is bad.

The PSU was working since I had it connected to my old build. It should provide enough power to my new build but I can try a new one.

[Guest]

9 minutes ago, James5599 said:

The PSU was working since I had it connected to my old build. It should provide enough power to my new build but I can try a new one.

Must remember the 525w is advertised peak. This doesn't tell you about start up draw and sustained draw.

I had an Antec earth watt 500w do almost the exact same thing, but I moved from one residence to another and the PSU would not start the rig. And I didn't change anything but the home I lived in. It ran like 2 times and that was it. Maybe some 11 years ago now.