help Asus Strix x99 Gaming, help needed

[Cymraeg_helwyr]

Hi, I’ve been having some massive errors with code 41 on my new aforementioned motherboard, since attempting to increase the bace clock speed of my i7 6800k (funnily enough using a preset from asus) I’m not even able to get an output to a monitor. For further details, code 25 quickly flashes to 41 before pausing for a moment and restarting the process over and over. I did some research and saw that 41 is apparently RAM related so I tried manually turning XMP off in an attempt to boot (note, memOK is useless as error 41 shuts it down before it can act), next I cleared my cmos and last of all I resorted to attempting a BIOS flashback yet the back io either refused to recognise and/or didn’t supply power to the USB stick (the led didn’t show). I’m now pretty much clueless of what to do and as this is a new PC am very agar to get it working, any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

[kelvinhall05]

Pull out your ram sticks, if it's a ram issue, it's a ram issue.

EDIT: If it boots with only 1 out of 2 ram sticks (for example) then you need to replace that stick.

[Cymraeg_helwyr]

The issue is that even after pulling them out one by one ,then eventually all of them, I had the same results

[stealth80]

did you mean baseclock, as in the blk? Doesnt that affect the PCIE bus etc? 

[Prolly_dyin]

What are you running as your bclk? Most newer boards are able to push bclk decently but you have to keep an eye on a few other things like memory clock speeds and timings, pcie clocks and watch voltages carefully. I'd honestly set your memory to 2400mhz (what the 6800k is technically rated for) Set bclk to 100 and increase the cpu clock multiplier. See if you're still getting issues while increasing the multiplier not baseclock. That will give you an idea if its something going on with memory, pcie, or anything else directly affected by bclk.