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It turns out that this weekend I bought the last parts I needed to build my pc, I eagerly started assembling everything in its proper place, everything was going well (I clarify that I am not a technician but I have good information), but after finishing it and eager to install the operating system and everything; when I turned it on I noticed that it turns on but nothing appears on the screen and on the debug screen of the motherboard (Msi Gd 65 z87) it shows error 55, from what I have read I am not the only one, there are many people who have the same problem throughout forums on the internet all over the world, error 55 has to do with the rams, I have tried everything, inserting them well, changing their places, checking if any cable was connected incorrectly but apparently everything should be fine,
I would be eternally grateful if someone could help me with my problem since due to some issues I have to leave my city and travel to the countryside where I will not find a technician who could help me :/, I leave my specifications:Motherboard: Msi Gd 65 z87
CPU: i7 4770
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 1866Mhz
PSU: Colermaster M2 Silent Pro 850w
among others.If there really is someone who knows or has had the same or similar problem, it would help me a lot
GreetingsAdditional information:
It is worth mentioning that it doesn't even start the Bios, the pc turns on but doesn't send a signal to the monitor (the screen stays black so I can't configure it :/)
and for those who know well about motherboards, the speaker doesn't sound. -
Have you tried a CLEAR CMOS? Try with another RAM to see if it starts up? It could be a defect in the motherboard. I hope you still have a warranty.
PD. I am the one who has responded to you on Yahoo help Jesus MA
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MSI Spain Z87-GD65 GAMING
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Great Master!, I have already solved the dilemma of Error 55, Definitely it was the rams, before I wanted to try the dual chanel in the dimm2 and dimm 4 but I could not (In reality it is strange it should not happen I suppose) and reading and browsing through I read a forum in English where another person had the same problem and his "solution" was to put the two rams in the Dimm 3 and Dimm4 and supposedly it worked, I tried it and it worked!, But my dilemma apparently has no borders and now according to the information of the Bios of the Msi, my 8Gb appear but the rams are 1866Mhz and they appear 1333 Mhz (Like my old mug xD) in fact I opened a new question on Yahoo, Quisa you see it around here xD, Thanks in advance for the answer, it would be great if everyone shared their knowledge and dedicated time to help people. Regards Jesus
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Great Master!,I have already solved the dilemma of Error 55,It was definitely the rams,before I wanted to try the dual chanel In the dimm2 and dimm 4 but I couldn't(In reality it is strange it shouldn't happen I suppose) and while reading and browsing I found a forum in English where another person had the same problem and his "solution" was to put the two rams in the Dimm 3 and Dimm4 and supposedly it worked,I tried it and it worked!,But my dilemma apparently has no borders and now according to the information from the Msi Bios,my 8Gb appear but the rams are 1866Mhz and they appear 1333 Mhz(Like my old mug xD) in fact I opened a new question on Yahoo,Maybe you see it around here xD,Thanks in advance for the answer,It would be great if everyone shared their knowledge and dedicated time to help people.Greetings Jesus
I'm glad it worked for you man!,diime have I tried what I told you earlier in setting the memories according to the timings of the memos? and put to frequency 1866 with the corresponding voltage
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And first of all, as soon as you start the system, download the latest BIOS update from the website of the manufacturer of the Motherboard.
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Great Master!, I have already solved the dilemma of Error 55, Definitely it was the RAMs, before I wanted to try the dual chanel in the dimm2 and dimm 4 but I couldn't (In reality it is strange it shouldn't happen I suppose) and while reading and browsing I found a forum in English where another person had the same problem and his "solution" was to put the two RAMs in the Dimm 3 and Dimm4 and supposedly it worked, I tried it and it worked!, But my dilemma apparently has no borders and now according to the information from the Msi Bios, my 8Gb appear but the RAMs are 1866Mhz and they appear 1333 Mhz (Like my old mug xD) in fact I opened a new question on Yahoo, maybe you see it around xD, Thanks in advance for the answer, it would be great if everyone shared their knowledge and dedicated time to help people. Regards Jesus
The boards set the memory to the default frequency that the CPU controller says, if you want to set them to the factory frequency you must set it manually or enter the XMP profile, with the XMP it already sets configurations for the memory to use its frequency and latency, it also adjusts the voltage.
regards
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I'm glad it worked for you man!,diime have you tried what I told you earlier about setting the memory according to the timings of the memos? and set to frequency 1866 with the corresponding voltage
Yes, in fact on the Msi board it gives the option of Overclock, and from 1333Mhz I set it to 1866Mhz respectively although I have not done the timings yet, And the final solution to my big dilemma about the Dimm1 and 2 issue, was a little more complicated than it seemed, After the problem with the first 2 dimms it caused me intrigue because being a new motherboard it should not give problems, so I reviewed all the cables (checking for any loose cable or something), Until I took out the CPU, I realized that one of the pins of the CPU socket (lower right specifically) was a little bent which gave as a product no connection to the CPU pin, and therefore when inserting the ramms in the Dimm 1 and 2 it did not recognize them (not even dual channel was possible); so with a needle I put it back in place again and great! Problem solved, now the pc works correctly in dual channel and the processor in normal way, Thanks for the attention of the Forum, anyway the help was very useful to me. Greetings from Chile!
I hope someone else finds my solution helpful
