MSI Mpower Z77 Code 62

So I booted my computer up like normal today, and it didn't post.
I looked at the LED readout and saw it was code 62. I did some reading, and found it may be the graphics card. I took it out, and tried again. Still 62. I read also that I should unplug it completely from the wall, remove the battery, and leave it for 5 minutes. I left it for an hour, put it back in, plugged it into the wall and tried again (Graphics card still removed). Still 62.
Is this an error that means the board is faulty? I don't think it's the RAM or the CPU, but I have no way of testing them (I don't have any spare DDR3 RAM or even another computer). I also don't have any friends who I can borrow hardware off of or test things in.

Ok, problem solved (But I don't know why).
I decided to throw everything back together, GPU, RAM, SSD, HDD, etc... It booted fine.
Like I say, I don't know why this is, but it seems to be fine now.
Maybe it's because I didn't have a display connected to the integrated graphics when I didn't have the GPU installed? I don't know, but as long as I don't have to wait weeks for a new board.
Mods can close this thread now if they like, since my problem has been solved. This is a server-esque machine so it runs 24/7 anyway, so as long as it doesn't restart, I see no reason for it to be a recurring error.

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Hello all!
Sorry for bad Language from start:)
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The problem is next, yesterday after i installed 7970 (with new waterblock, made leak test 24 hours before start with main psu, all leak test system was without power), the problem is bios and video won't post, motherboard shows b 2 (maybe it 62 but looks like B2) error, and even without video card it won't post and showing B2 error.
I already tried to clear cmos with button, battery (PSU cable unplug), switching bios, switch bios on VGA but still nothing works. I didn't touch CPU and it works all fine before install 7970.
Right now i am on work, but i will check another video.
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Quote from: badboy2k on 08-October-13, 14:52:29
if its a B2 error its the graphics card being a pain and is probably DOA (always test a card before fitting a water block (even on another computer) on its stock cooler as its easier then having to remove the waterblock just to have to put the cooler back on to do a RMA if its non functional)
first thing to try would be to remove and reseat the card to make sure its not just miss seated!
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Hello again, thanks for fast answer!
I have this video card already half a year, and it works fine all time, before change stock cooler on waterblock i check it and it was ok!
I already reseat card about 5 times, every time PSU off and waited, my PSU if Fractal Design Newton R3 1000w. (mistake in discription).
Right now Company that send me waterblock said that on manual i need to place lightning chip (from top GPU Reactor) , but i never used it and it was ok, can it affect on B2 or not?. Can it died by my hand? But leds work fine like always when it was on stock cooler.
And the point is, even if i took off card, its still B2, even after clear cmos and all actions i made in 1 post.
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I'm not entirely sure if it's good to have Quadro mixed with GTX series..
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Usually A0 code is given out when something's wrong with BIOS. A2 however is the last code I see before it boots (both LED and screen).
Possibly some capacitors died? Did you see through the motherboard?
I will have another look. I pulled the heatsink to get at the RAM and didn't notice anything terribly wrong, but didn't look specifically at the caps, moreso burnt spots on the board (kind of hard with a black PCB!). Double checked just now with the HS mounted the caps I can see. Don't see anything bulging or noticeably amiss.
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Memory : Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x 8GB) [CML16GX3M2A1600C10]
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For MSI bent socket pins aren’t a reason to declare the warranty void.
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Submitted by haze (anonymous mode) on October 18 2012, 7:28 pm
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