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Asus Z97 deluxe error code 4f

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Bought a new bios chip and that seemed to fix it. 

So when I boot my computer from cold 75% of the time it will hang on error code 4f (DXE IPL is started) I don't know what that means is half the problem.  From looking around on the internet I think it's one of these 3 problems:

CPU is dying 

Ram is dying 

Motherboard is dying 

BIOS is corrupt (as it boots sometimes I don't think it's this)

 

If anyone has any idea what one it's most likely to be or if it's anything else please let me know.  I might try flashing the BIOS tomorrow unless someone advises against it. 

 

Thanks 

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Did you try resetting the CMOS?

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Unplugging the PSU will not reset it, pulling battery is too much work.

 

This motherboard has a CMOS reset button at the bottom, just on the left of the debug LED. It's written in the motherboard manual to be sure.

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Narrowed it down further, so unless both my sticks of ram are bad it's not them as I tried them individually in each slot with the same result.  Would a clean install of my OS likely help at all do you think?

 

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Or should I try flashing the BIOS first

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