990FXA-GD80 Debug error 19

Hi guys, I am running the MSI 990FXA-GD80 motherboard in my case with the following specification:
AMD Phenom II 1100T: x6
8GB DDR3 RAM: 2 x 4GB Kingston Sticks
2x Nvidia GTX 560 Graphics cards with SLI Bridge: 2 GDDR5 RAM
1x 2TB WD Black Caviar 6GB/s 64M (7200 RPM)
1x CD/DVD Re-writer
Windows 7 64 bit - Latest Windows Updates
950w Power Supply 230v 5Amps 50HZ
I am currently experiencing the debug 19 error on the debug status code.
The system had been working fine with all this hardware installed for 2 weeks, but when i added an extra fan and started the system it displayed this error.
I previously had another MSI motherboard of the same make and model prior to the 2 weeks of installing this one which was displaying the same error. I since sent that back to MSI and they sent this one as a replacement, but its now doing exactly the same thing as the previous motherboard.
Some assistance with this would be grateful as i'm fed up of the issues with this motherboard right now, and considering going back o Gigabyte.

Quote from: ByronRees on 24-February-12, 06:36:10
I am currently experiencing the debug 19 error on the debug status code.
if im not mistaken 19 means that the board has the wrong bios for your cpu!

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AMI APTIO
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19 is Pre-memory South Bridge initialization is started
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i guess you miss read the bios sticker
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I have just assembled a new system:
M-Board: MSI 990FXA-GD80 (UEFI BIOS with factory version E7640 AMSB50, indicated by green label on BIOS chip)
CPU: AMD Phneom II X6 1055T
RAM: 2 x Crucial DDR3 1333MHz 8GB REG/ECC
PSU: Fractal Design Newton R2 1000W PSU
GPU: Asus GeForce EN8600GT Silent/HTDP 512MB
I start the sytem and get 3 distinctive beeps from the speaker and error post code 54
I have tried the following:
1. Remove one RAM stick and start the system with just one RAM stick in slot DIMM1. Result: Same error codes, 3 beeps and post code 54
2. Removed the RAM sticks completely (in hope to get an error code indicating RAM is missing). Result: Same error codes, 3 beeps and post code 54
3. Switching the RAM sticks (DIMM1 <-> DIMM2). Result: Same error codes, 3 beeps and post code 54
4. Tried the processor on another board (ASUS) that I know works. The processor runs fine on the ASUS board.
5. Activated the "Easy Button 3" Reset button. Result: Same error codes, 3 beeps and post code 54
6. Activated the CL_CMOS button at the Back Panel. Result Same error codes, 3 beeps and post code 54
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Anything else that can be wrong?
I am greatful for any initiated help.
/Phil

Quote from: philip on 26-March-12, 00:41:13
No, I have not tried to boot the MOBO outside of the case. However I have come a little bit further:
I bought a less expensive memory stick of just 2GB; Kingston RMD3-1333/2G and put this in the DIMM1 slot.
With this memory the PC booted and completed the POST. This allowed me to download and flash the latest BIOS; 7640vB8 from MSI.
I then turned off the PC and re-installed the 8GB Drucial memory stick in DIMM1. I then got the original problem back.
My conclusion is that the 8GB memory from Crucial is not compatible with the MSI 990FXA-GD80 board and the Phenom II X6 processor.
If anyone have any idea how I could get my memories from Crucial to work on the MOBO I would be grateful. I have paid dearly for them.
Just saw this:
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RAM: 2 x Crucial DDR3 1333MHz 8GB REG/ECC
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Having problems booting my 990FXA-GD80V2.
CPU: FX-8150
PSU: Antec 500W
GPU: EVGA 02G-P4-2678-KR GeForce GTX 670
RAM: Corsair DDR3
I've tried the usual things, resetting the CMOS, checking CPU seating, 1 stick only of RAM, etc. Everything seems to be powering on. But I don't get past FF. For this CPU, do I need a BIOS update? If so how would I do that if the board doesn't post? Is a 500W PSU enough?
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Quote from: Svet on 02-September-12, 03:30:52
have you connected all power cables?
to the CPU?
all cables to the VGA too?
what exactly memory sticks you are using?
have you tried to boot with barabone setup and mainboard out of PC case?
The motherboard power is connected, and the CPU fan is connected and powers on. Is there a separate CPU power cable? The VGA is connected and powers on (as far as I can tell, at least the fan does). The memory is CORSAIR XMS 2GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 Model CMX4GX3M2A1333C8. (I'm planning to get some 1666 RAM after I get the motherboard working.) I have tried booting without any hard drives or USB stuff attached, just the VGA and CPU, but I still get the FF code. I haven't taken it out of the case.

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Quote from: Svet on 06-October-11, 04:28:16
what psu you use?
have you connected power cable for CPU?
and power cables to the VGA?
Have you tried with 1 memory stick only in 1st dimm close to cpu socket?
have you tried to boot with mainboard out of PC case placed over wooden table?
OK I'll try all that and report.
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FF
19
FF
2b
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36
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60
72
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92
99
52
54
55
56
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44
45
46
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FF - means nothing
19 - Pre-memory South Bridge initialization is started
FF - means nothing
2B - Memory initialization. Serial Presence Detect (SPD) data reading
3B - Post-Memory South Bridge initialization is started
37 - Post-Memory North Bridge initialization is started
36 - CPU post-memory initialization. System Management Mode (SMM) initialization
70 - South Bridge DXE initialization is started
60 - DXE Core is started
72 - South Bridge devices initialization
B2 - Legacy Option ROM Initialization <--- possible Graphics Card Problem too
92 - PCI Bus initialization is started
99 - Super IO Initialization
52 - Memory initialization error. Invalid memory size or memory modules do not match
54 - Unspecified memory initialization error
55 - Memory not installed
56 - Invalid CPU type or Speed
the Red area is a very bad set of codes as they are mainly Memory and CPU issues
your some times codes are all DXE IPL is started
ok from that track of codes it looks to me like either a memory problem (MOST LIKELY) or CPU not Supported problem!
ok so Read this>>>> >>Posting Guide<< and give us the parts in your Build and exactly what memory and CPU you have?
also what is the Serial Number of your motherboard (Leave off the last 3 Digits if you do not want to give the full one)? ----- NOTE: its either on the rear of the board or on the UPC label on the Motherboard Box or both!

990FXA-GD80 bios code error 54

Hi there.
My old motherboard (an Asus Crosshair II Formula) got berserk some days ago and I switched to a new 990FXA-GD80 Military class II.
Well, I cannot pass boot up because the motherboard stops at the ram check level giving me an error "54" message.
Tried everything to no avail (clearing CMOS, swapping here and there ram sticks, no sas controller installed)
The only thing I've not tried yet is changing the cpu (will try tomorrow).
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CPU: Phenom II X4 905e Deneb HD905EOCK4DGI 65W
RAM: Corsair Vengeance Low profile CML16GX3M4X1600C7 16GB (4X4GB) 1600Mhz
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Every component was perfectly running before the old motherboard fried.

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After a lot of tests to try understand what was happening i got the answer.
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Guy, did u see me asking anything about overclock?
I was talking about a bios BUG that can damage the mainboard, and a lot of ppl cant recovery their bios like i did.
I posted to help ppl with same issue and alert others to avoid it.
I informed MSI about it using the right channel.
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Hello!
Overclocking questions go somewhere else.
If you don't absolutely need to update BIOS to solve a problem, resist the temptation.
And if you do... Go back to the version that made you smile!
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i start the computer and all fans and light go on and my screen is just blank nothing no boot up
so i open the chassi and starts it up again and the debug LED shows 19 and 36
i googled abit on 19 and 36 and some peaple say its the CPU that isn't supportet but i've had this setup for over a year working
other says its the the ram so i pick out each ram and try one for one and i cleared CMOS
still nothing just goes to 19 and then 36 and then stop there forever
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The test on your friends PC will answer if your cpu is ok...
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Do a search for "ff" in the main forum and you'll see the tremendous amount of people who are suffering from this.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=149035.0
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=147290.0
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/309538-31-solved-890fxa-gd70-debug-code-load-edit-bios
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Quote from: Svet on 19-August-14, 22:43:16
list full and detailed system specifications, see >>Posting Guide<<
Main Board:990FXA-GD80 V2
Bios Version: Cant get video output to find out
Video Card: Radeon R7 250
PSU:
12v rail Rating of listed PSU:
CPU: AMD 8320
Memory: PNY 4g DDR3 PC3-10666
SSD/ HDD:500G harddrive
CPU COOLER: Came with the cpu
Raid Card:N/A
Sound Card: Mobo soundcard
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system:
OC: (Yes / No) no
Operating System: Windows 7

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(So first english is my second language so i may do some typo error or weird pharse just so you know it)
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If you have any question fell free i will do my best to answer them.
My possible conclusion mobo or cpu die? I go more for the cpu but it could be the mobo too so what could it be?
p.s. The debug LED panel is not showing anything

A new thing i can reproduce this with both psu with only the 24 pins in I'm able to power on the mobo and I'm able to get the code 'FF' if my research are correct it mean that there not atx cable plug into the 8 pins so then my theory is that the 8 pins initialisation is before the cpu so the mobo does boot but without the cpu at that moment but when it in then because the cpu is dead in the millisecond of the boot process the system shut down without giving a code because for some reason it cant. So i like to know from someone of MSI if that could be it does it mean the cpu is dead?

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