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Wednesday, July 30, 2014 11:54 PM (permalink)
So my latest issue is code FF on the motherboard. I looked it up in the book that came with it and it is a blank error. Any ideas for fixes? I am about to check all connections(i.e. power, fans, heatsinks, etc) I am thinking tho that the board is dead based off what I have seen online already though

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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 0:03 PM (permalink)
    well that didn't work.......

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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 0:30 PM (permalink)
    If it runs through a series of codes and lands on FF your OK, FF is Fully Functional, If you have no desplay look at your graphics card, of it goes streight to FF, without running threw a series of codes, see  www.youtube.com/watch?v=mozjsCnHrXQ

      
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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 0:41 PM (permalink)
    just got off the phone with tech support. they said it was either mobo or cpu. currently disassembling it to test to find out which of the 2.

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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 0:50 PM (permalink)
    make sure you look at your 8 pin Power plug and the CPU power connection as well, No power to the CPU will look like a bad CPU, and uneven presure on a after market cooler woll cock a cpu in the scoket, causing pins to not connect to pads, and look like a bad CPU as well! I had this issue in a case, But it went away when removed and booted on cardboard out of the case. I had a short to ground. I have seen people on this board get this from a bad CPU as well, The bigest problem with this code is there are a lot of things that can cause it! 

      
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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 1:05 AM (permalink)
    ya its a royal pain......got everything out tested it and everything worked fine.........now begins the fun of reassembling
     
     
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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 2:15 AM (permalink)
    well now everything is put back together and currently working fine....I hate when I don't know what I did to fix a problem.

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    Re: Z75 SLI Thursday, July 31, 2014 9:55 AM (permalink)
    ok so I probably should have not said its working fine.....I should have said its working how it did before. This morning when I went to "wake up" my pc it did what it usually does as of late....start turning on, get stuck, turn off, turn on. Sometimes it repeats the process 4 times.

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