0d error code on motherboard

[Auriyone]

I've built this PC few months ago and tried fixing this issue but nothing has worked so I never played the games I wish to play.

i.e. heavy games such as cyberpunk 2077

 

System;

MOBO - Asus 570-e Gaming

GPU - ZOTAC 3080ti OC

CPU - AMD 5900x

RAM - Trident Z F4-3600C18D-32GTRZ  1.35V

Cooler - NZXT x73

PSU - Hydro G pro 850w 80PLUS GOLD

 

The issue

PC is working fine until I launch and play some heavy games, once it happened even with csgo and tekken7 which don't require a lot of power.

But generally when I play Cyberpunk 2077 after 10 minutes it freezes and the screen turns black and motherboard gives static orange light and 0d error code.

 

I've tried everything but nothing seems to work. Im really tired of this pc and already spent alot to play my favorite games

Also sometimes it gives 0d code in BIOS when im trying to check the settings there

 

last week I reset windows and everything from zero, I was so happy to find out it was fixed, played cyberpunk for few hours and today within 7 minutes it went boom into this cancer stage

Conducted so many tests to find the problem but all tests proved successful. Overclocking CPU in Ryzen master, HWI test, GPU test

 

How to find the problem and fix it? 

[LapsedMemory]

Q&D Search results: 

ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming, error Q-code displays 0d and Q-LED for DRAM ligths up (asus.com)

(3) Asus Q-LED error code: 0d and DRAM light persistent : AMDHelp (reddit.com)

 

In summary, try updating your bios to the latest version for your CPU.  If that doesn't solve it, then try swapping the ram into different slots.  Some users are reportingly having to put ram in non-recommended configurations in order to get it working.  

[Auriyone]

Some updates;

 

Updated the bios, did not fix it.

 

So I tried different Slots. System did not even post just giving static orange light with 0d code. B1 & A1 Slots didnt post, B2 & A1 didnt post. Just 0d code both times

Previously before the temporary fix, I tried using single Ram sticks in B2 & A2 seperately one by one. Posted but went into this cancer 0d stage within 10 minutes of gaming..

 

I just want to know what the problem is so I can replace it. This issue is so broad you can point at literally anything. I don't know what to do anymore..

[LapsedMemory]

1 minute ago, Auriyone said:

Some updates;

 

Updated the bios, did not fix it.

 

So I tried different Slots. System did not even post just giving static orange light with 0d code. B1 & A1 Slots didnt post, B2 & A1 didnt post. Just 0d code both times

Previously before the temporary fix, I tried using single Ram sticks in B2 & A2 seperately one by one. Posted but went into this cancer 0d stage within 10 minutes of gaming..

 

I just want to know what the problem is so I can replace it. This issue is so broad you can point at literally anything. I don't know what to do anymore..

Did you try putting them both in A1+A2, or B1+B2?

 

If that doesn't work I think you're only option left is to contact the mobo support.  Sounds like that might be defective.

[Auriyone]

1 minute ago, LapsedMemory said:

Did you try putting them both in A1+A2, or B1+B2?

 

If that doesn't work I think you're only option left is to contact the mobo support.  Sounds like that might be defective.

I only tried B2+A1. The cooler on Pc is too big I cant access the B1 slot

Should I try A1+A2? If so, why?
Wouldn't it only read one of the rams that way?

[-rascal-]

@Auriyone

Double check your power cables. the D0 error can also come from the PSU / PSU cables going to the motherboard.

Have a look at your CPU 8-pin and 24-pin ATX motherboard cable.

And possibly the cables going to your GPU.

One of your RGB extensions could be faulty...

[IkeaGnome]

8 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

One of your RGB extensions could be faulty..

This is what I would start with. Just completely not using any of the extensions and see if it'll still act up.