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2013/10/27 21:26:31 (permalink)
hi all,
Yesterday I had a small power cut, and after that, the computer does not boot, I already tested the memory, video card, hard drives, nothing changes the code of the error.
 
When I turn, it seems that it will work, but in the end appears 2A and 2E with 7 ~ 9 beeps and does not come out of it ...
 
Can anyone help me?
 
 
Hardware:
EVGA SR-2 - 2x E56452x 4 GB Corsair 2000mhz - VGA's : GTX 285, GT210
 
post edited by talves - 2013/10/27 21:58:32
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    Re: Display error 2E 2013/10/27 22:05:13 (permalink)
    Try to reseat the gpu in another slot. Those codes are for initializing output devices. Are you getting to the bios screen?
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    Re: Display error 2E 2013/10/28 15:33:50 (permalink)
    Hi tks for help, i insert gpu in another slot (3), but no working, no video BIOS screen, only beeps...
    Code errors: /watch?v=zxLCe5l7_Z0
     
     
    post edited by talves - 2013/10/28 16:23:47
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    Re: Display error 2E 2013/10/29 14:52:12 (permalink)
    sorry i can't see the link. EVERY time mine had 7-9 two short 7 fast (i believe) Mine always did this because the graphics card wasn't seated properly. i just put it in it's mountain mods case and the same thing happened and i thought oh crap i broke it. then i remembered it did this last time because i had the mobo flat (don't do that it's dangerous) on my desk like a retard. try re-seating the gpu and tightening it down and make sure the bus is fully into the slot for a perfect connection. so it was working until you had a power cut huh... well usually when power supplies die nothing happens so it definitely can't be that. Also do not have the ram clocked that high on the mobo. i know the ram can handle it but the sr2 doesn't like above 1333mhz and 1.65v i believe after that it gets angry and doesn't post. Also! one other thing to try to do. reset the bios and see if that helps any. Also if you haven't just try one piece of memory in each slot. unhook all the hard drives and anything else just so you can see if it will post. that's why i built mine on the desk because i wanted to test each indiviual component. it's dangerous though unless you have a way to elevate the motherboard. Let us know what you find. it really sounds like something simple.

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    Re: Display error 2E 2013/10/29 20:20:42 (permalink)
    Tests:
    1. Change PCI-E slot: Same error.
    2. Trying 3 VGA's Cards (GTX 285, GF7200gs, GT210): Same Error.
    3. Disconnect all Hard Drives: Same Error.
    4. Change Bios Button: Same Error.
    5. Change memory kits (Corsair XMS 2000mhz to Corsair Vegeance 2000mhz): Same Error.
    6. Reset Bios: Same Error.
     
    Error:
    youtube.com/watch?v=zxLCe5l7_Z0
     
     
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    Re: Display error 2E 2013/10/30 10:09:16 (permalink)
    hmmm hate to say it but i think something got fried. well it may seem really odd but try another power supply if you have one. who knows. i had a guy who bought a power supply from me because his dog gnawed the cored to the surge protector and i guess it crossed wires and fried his power supply. it would come on but nothing would post. if you have one try another power supply again with the bare minimum just to get it to post. i have a hunch that could be it. Good luck and report back hope to hear good news.

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    2X L5639 CPU'S (Watercooled) @ 3.12 (before rma)
    Powercolor ATI 7990
    2 SSD IN RAID 0 110GB
    2X1TB HDD STORAGE RAID 0
    2GBX8 KINGSTON HYPERX MEMORY 16gb total
    LEPA G1600W POWER SUPPLY
    U2UFO case
    New Alphacool reservoir with adjustable d5 pump 360mm thermaltake radiator
     
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