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Asus Rog Zenith Extreme post issue code error D2

Phil ripper
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Hi Guys!

I've been looking everywhere I could on google to find out about the code D2 Test NVRAM coming up on the BIOS screen.

I cannot find a link anywhere or even a list of code error from Asus...

Obviously you can also see the CPU lights on...

When I removed everything including the CPU, I've discovered that one of the screw circled in red was actually not screwed in properly... making the connection with the blue screwing part for my monoblock nearly impossible...

I've screwed it back in place as it uses the same size as for the Threadripper but it hasn't changed anything.

So guys I need your help... If you know what else I can do or know about the error that would be great...
Thank you!

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58 minutes ago, Phil ripper said:

I have already done that, even checked the one you can download and they have no informations about it. Not even any post code...

Can you try changing the gpu and see if the code is still there?

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I will try changing it but I have two watercooled 1080TI in SLI. I will remove one.

Before that It seems to be an error coming out when the bios is doing its first boot up phase in which it is testing all the components and it stop during the CPU part.

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12 minutes ago, mikedrewsmy said:

Can you try changing the gpu and see if the code is still there?

I will try changing it but I have two watercooled 1080TI in SLI. I will remove one.

Before that It seems to be an error coming out when the bios is doing its first boot up phase in which it is testing all the components and it stop during the CPU part.

 

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1 minute ago, Phil ripper said:

I will try changing it but I have two watercooled 1080TI in SLI. I will remove one.

Before that It seems to be an error coming out when the bios is doing its first boot up phase in which it is testing all the components and it stop during the CPU part.

 

Yeah i get it. It didn't Post. Try it out with just 1 other card (at a time), and see if it's still there.

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34 minutes ago, Phil ripper said:

Will do it asap. Thanks.

No change, I really think it's a CPU issue.

I just don't get why I can't find the list of code error for this motherboard... That would probably help...

I have just contacted my seller and will see if there is something they can do before I send it back to them...

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46 minutes ago, mikedrewsmy said:

Yeah i get it. It didn't Post. Try it out with just 1 other card (at a time), and see if it's still there.

No change, I really think it's a CPU issue.

I just don't get why I can't find the list of code error for this motherboard... That would probably help...

I have just contacted my seller and will see if there is something they can do before I send it back to them...

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