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2019/08/31 01:09:29 (permalink)
Hi,
 
Decided to finish off an old project I started a few years ago, and to be honest it's driving me mad. Can anyone please tell me if HX318C10F_8 Hyper X(Kingston) RAM is compatible? Getting Debug Code 19. Specs are....
 
HX318C10F/8 8GB 1G x 64-Bit DDR3-1866 CL10 240-Pin DIMM
 
Sorry, I'd offer a link to make things easier but haven't been here for a long time and apparently need to wait 5 days before I'm allowed to post one.
 
Thanks in anticipation.
 
Rick
post edited by OzRick - 2019/08/31 07:15:23
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    rjohnson11
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    Re: 270-WS-88 2019/08/31 01:40:16 (permalink)
    You gave you memory specs but which motherboard are you using?

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    Re: 270-WS-88 2019/08/31 02:38:38 (permalink)
    Sorry, is the subject .... 270-WS-888
     
    And sorry again, let's have another go .... 270-SE-W888.
    post edited by OzRick - 2019/08/31 07:14:56
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    Re: 270-WS-88 2019/08/31 21:26:48 (permalink)
    So went to pcpartfinder website and punched in all specs and apparently all is compatible so I'm even more at wits end now, so looking for new ideas. Full specs as follows ....
     
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    EVGA 270-SE-W888-KR
    CPU
    First go - Intel E5-2687W .... But are Engineering samples(intel Confidential) given to me. Gets to Debug Code 19 and stops with 1 or 2 CPU's installed. Read that BIOS doesn't support ES's so got 2 more cheapies to test.
    Second go - Intel E5-2630V2 .... Doesn't get anywhere, stops at Debug FF, once again with 1 or 2 fitted.
    What interests me here is that CPU's that shouldn't be supported by the BIOS(according to what I've read, and we all know the internet doesn't lie ...lol) gets further along the booting process than a CPU's that are supported.
    RAM
    12 x Kingston Hyper X Fury HX318C10F/8 .... In all testing gone all of them on both CPU's or down to minimum 4 on main CPU. Swapped them all out when down to 4 in case a bad stick or two.
    HDD
    Samsung V-Nand SSD 860 QVO MZ-76Q1T0
    Coolers
    2 x Deepcool DP-MCH4-GMX-RGB-GT .... tried both plugged in of course along with only one
    PSU
    Thermaltake Toughpower i Series TPI-1200F2FDP
    GPU
    Gigabyte RTX2080 .... Already checked this one with EVGA Tech, and being PCIE3.0 will work fine
     
    And if when we eventually get that far will be installing Windows 10, but can install 7 as backup if we hit any hurdles at this point.
     
    Once again thanks in advance for taking a look and sharing any ideas as to where I've gone wrong.
    post edited by OzRick - 2019/08/31 21:52:00
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    Re: 270-WS-88 2019/09/01 02:14:42 (permalink)
    Give EVGA technical support a call.
     
    The memory compatibility list is here:
     
    https://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/legacy/

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    Re: 270-WS-88 2019/09/01 17:18:03 (permalink)
    Did you test with only the 1st CPU installed? (CPU 2 removed from motherboard)  I remember most people with dual E5 boards ended up using registered ECC as it did not work with unbuffered non-ECC memory with 2 CPUs.  I think gamers nexus ended up doing this a few months ago too.
    post edited by DEJ915 - 2019/09/01 17:21:35
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    Re: 270-WS-88 2019/11/13 04:24:46 (permalink)
    Hi folks. Thanks for all your help thus far, it's very, very much appreciated. Yes it seems ECC was the problem with the RAM. Needs non ECC, which is now installed and the system is up and running however, never simple is it Grrrr !!! Seems only CPU 0 is being detected(and I assume operational) no matter what program I throw at it, CPU-Z, PassMark, and even the 1.04 bios itself. Actually in the bios there doesn't seem to be a setting specifically enabling or disabling multi CPU which I thought odd. Anyway, tried everything I can think of. Both CPU's do work, go single CPU and both work in CPU 0 socket. Switch at top of mb definitely set on enable, RAM switches are all also set on enable, and all RAM working. Kinda out of ideas and hoping a few ideas might be thrown my way.  
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