X79A-GD65 8D Debug code 19 60 FF

Hello everybody, i'm french and i'm problem with my MB.
I have :
ASUS Nvidia gtx 570
Corsair 4*4 GO Vengeance DDR3
Intel Core i7 3820
Corsair TX850Watt
When i start my pc, it reboot in cycle.
The debug code show 19 60 FF, sometimes the debug code is only 19.
I have check all component of my pc but i don't resolve the problem.
Thanks.

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=157204.0
Edited version;
Before the purchase of an Intel i7 3820 for your mainboard, please check the UEFI/BIOS version installed. In most cases, there are green stickers on the BIOS chips with the 'as shipped' version written on them. On my X79A-GD65(8D), there are no green stickers, only black chips with red dots. In that situation, the only option is to check the date of manufacture & compare it to the UEFI/BIOS release dates, or contact MSI Tech Support with the serial number so they can check for you what version was shipped on the mainboard.
How do I get my i7 3820 CPU supported? The answer is either use a CPU that is supported (i7 3930k or i7 3960X), & flash the version that supports it, take it to a pc shop that can flash for you, or send it to MSI & have them flash it for you. Please keep in mind, if the mainboard is equiped with two BIOS chips, have both chips A and B flashed.

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Split this off for you, resurrecting old threads won't get you far.
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I have the error codes 19 then 60 then 67 then 32, I am using kingston hyper x 32gb kit, with a msi gtx460 hawk, what can I do?

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error codes
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Below I have listed the steps I have taken during troubleshooting all with the same result upon boot:
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- Try booting with RAM in DIMM 3 and 4
- Try booting with RAM in DIMM 1 (all 4 modules)
- Cleared CMOS
- Switched from BIOS A to B
- tried changing gfx card
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Memory: Cosair 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 VENGENCE (PC3 12800) CML16GX3M4A1600C9
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Quote from: nobbie on 07-March-12, 22:12:03
Eventhough i had to pay for the upgrade (mailing and 30 min work for the support guy) and they only upgraded one of the bios', it got fixed. And the system is now running like a charm.
Glad to hear it is now up and running. To flash the other chip, please use the forum's USB flasher found here;
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=108079.0
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Specs as follows:
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Mobo came back from MSI and they said there were bend pins, they fixed the bent pins. However the mobo still BSODs on stock settings and does not want to boot with 2x8Gb. It only boots with 1 stick.
I also get the code 67.
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Quote from: Sea Dog on 04-May-14, 00:49:37
Bumps are not allowed and will probably be removed.
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sorry for bump.
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Z77a-gd65 Debug Code 55 (Reboot cycle)

Hello
MSI Z77A-GD65
i7 3770k
4x CORSAIR CMX8GX3M2A2000C9
coller True Spirit 140
BIOS 10.6
spent three days on the turbo-boost 4.5GGts
Now 55 and a cyclic error reset
tried to take out all the memory (20 debug code), tried to put two bars Geil, tried to Clear CMOS and switch the BIOS, remove the battery - nothing works
voltage at the points:
VCCP - 1.2 V
CPU_VTT - 1.05 V
CPU_GFX - 0.00 V
VCC_DDR - 0.35 V
PCH_1P05 - 1.05 V
Video youtube.com /watch?v=5w_2f2WadV8

Also, have you tried with a single stick of memory? Tried in each dimm
Try building this outside of the case on a non-conductive suface w/ only the cpu , cooler, psu and 1 stick of memory.
Finally, while it is out of the case, remove the cpu and inspect the cpu pins with a bright light and hd zoom or a magnifying glass. Perhaps you bumped the cooler or something and damage occured. (Those pins will bend very easily) Even one just slightly out of line can cause this.

Z77a-GD65 Debug Code 49 (Reboot cycle)

Saw a post about guidelines for posting threads here, lost it though. Sorry.
Mainboard: MSI Z77a-GD65 Rev2.1
BIOS Version: 10.5
CPU: Intel Core i7-3770, 3.4GHz
Memory: 4x4GB Kingston HyperX DDR3-1600 (PC-12600), 1.65v
Graphics: MSI 670GTX
Storage: OCZ Agility3 240GB SSD, Seagate 2TB 7200RPM
PSU: Corsair HX750 (750W)
So the machine runs fine on default settings. I really can't complain about the performance, but there's a small issue. The BIOS reads the ram as 1333MHz and the automatic voltage is 1.5v. The information for the memory says it's rated at 1.65v and 1600MHz. If I change the settings in the BIOS to 1600MHz it will run, usually. If I set it to 1.65v, it doesn't run at all. Last night, after messing with it for a while the 1600MHz tweak worked, but this morning after a cold start up I ran into the problem again.
The actual issue is that it gets into a reboot cycle until the BIOS eventually resets itself. The last code on the debug LED is 49. I can't find documentation about what that specific code means. I've run MemTest86, the memory reads fine.
I've already contacted both MSI and Kingston explaining the issue to see if either side might have an idea, but thought I'd check here to get a broader chance at finding the issue. Any help is appreciated.
To clarify:
1333MHz and 1.5v works fine.
1600MHz and 1.5v works, usually. Doesn't seem to work from a cold start. Debug code 49 if it gets into a boot-loop.
1600MHz and 1.65v never works. Debug code 49.

I'm back again, and with SOME good news.
I just got my RMA'd kit of memory (2x8GB Corsair Vengeance LP, XMP: 10-10-10-27, 1600MHz, 1.5v), installed them into DIMMs 2 and 4. Reset my CMOS and when it started up prompted me about the change in memory. Went in, turned on XMP and changed nothing else - it went back into that code 49 death spiral. Swapping back and forth between the two BIOS and turning on the OC Genie, it's gotten to the desktop now. Without the Genie on though, it just keeps rebooting. I guess I'm cool with it, but I really wanted to do the overclocking myself.
It's currently running (mostly) stable at 4.0GHz on the CPU and the expected XMP values on the memory. So far the only problem I've run into was a red screen (VGA related, might be the MSI After Burner) but that's an issue for another forum I suppose. It still stutters when booting up though, which has me concerned. I'm wondering if maybe it has been the motherboard this whole time - or maybe the CPU. Or maybe I just don't get what the deal is with these settings anymore. It HAS been something like 6 years since I put a computer together from scratch. I feel like an old man with how so much has so much has changed, even knowing it's just details that shouldn't really be crippling me this much.
At this point I guess I just need to break it in to see that it's kosher.
Thanks again for all the quick responses xmad, and for your input as well flobelix and Bernhard. If any of you have any more thoughts, please share.
Current specs:
Mainboard: MSI Z77A-GD65
BIOS: 10.6 (9/21/2012)
CPU: Core i7-3770 @ 3.4GHz (4.09GHz, 99.8MHz x 41.0)
Cooler: Cooler Master TPC-812, 2x120mm fans
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LP 16GB kit - 2x8GB 10-10-10-27 1600MHz 1.5v
VGA: MSI nVidia 670 Power Edition

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I'm back again with my x79a-gd65 (8D)...I did a stupid thing I tested the "OC genie Software" from inside windows 7...
The program asked me to reboot so it could complete OC setup - so I did. It passed BIOS, loaded Windows login. Then I revieced an error when logging in (something and userenv.dll), then getting a black screen (apperently "logged in"). Hit "ctrl+alt+del" and logging out, then "shut off".
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Shut off my computer, killed the PSU, switched on the PSU and then my computer. Now it doesn't pass BIOS check, I recieve a debug code "B2" (Legacy Option ROM Initialization)...
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Remember that when you are done you are going to need to re-set the Hard drive mode (IDE / AHCI / RAID) etc.

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Long story short, I was redoing my watercooling loop and the pump wasn't getting fed water correctly, leading to the CPU overheating. I let the computer cool down and made sure water was moving through it properly before turning it back on.
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Greetings Everyone! I've just joined this forum.
My issue is that i cant use all eight memory sockets without the board getting stuck in POST with the debug code 67.
I currently use the mainboard on this computer but with only 5 sticks in.
The memorysticks i use are two sets of "Corsair 16GB (4x4096MB) CL9 1600Mhz VENGEANCE Quad Channel" totalling 32GB.
I cannot add any of the remaining sticks in slot 4, 6 and 8. I've done it in all thinkable methods even test booting with every stick placed in every slot. took me a good two hours of testing.
I've also tried the sticks in a Gigabyte 1366 motherboard with four slots and both sets run on it.
I contacted Corsair and it looks like i have to send the memorysticks to them for a checkup but i wont know for sure until i hear from them later next week. I'll discuss the issue further with them then.
This is my current set-up (i point out that the parts i've changed are the Mainboard, CPU and memory from the 1366 computer)
Mainboard: MSI X79A-GD65(8D).
CPU: Intel Core i7-3820.
Memory: Two sets of Corsair Vengeance Quad channel 4x4Gb 1600MHz.
Graphics card: Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 OC.
Main boot device: WD 500Gb.
PSU: Corsair HX-650

Hi everyone and i must thank you for such speedy answers and support.
On the server issue. I do use alot of servers, not normal servers as you would think but gameservers. I like to run dedicated servers for like CS:S, Minecraft and such and i have startded playing ARMA:2 alot lately and i want to run them simultaneously for extended periods.
I was planning to install ARMA:2 in the RAM because of its extreme loading times when editing maps and missions. And also i like to run Firefox, Java, WinRAR and other background programs from the RAM.
I also want the amount of RAM for the pleasure of just having it. I understand how a primitive feeling that is but it feels good.
I understand now that i will never get all sticks to work but i do run 5 of them at this moment so i got 20GB of memory and already have set up a 12GB ramdisk.
I will discuss the issue with Corsair when we get in touch on the Support thread i've created hoping to send my modules to them and change them to a 8 stick kit and me paying the shipment and differance in price.
EDIT: Should i flash the BIOS anyway according to xmad's statement? Should i in that case default the BIOS and run only 2 sticks?
p.s. I have got to stop editing these posts....

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