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    Posted: 28 Jan 2017 at 7:33pm
Hello Wardog and others

I attached the 4pin molex connector, it did not make any difference.

I clean installed win10 again, updated all the chipset drivers. The BSOD when updating the GPU driver went away.

It still does give me 92/94/96 Error Code on Dr. Debug sometimes.
The WHEA correctable Error when starting is still there.

I ran prime95 for an hour or two as well, no error, max temp 63° with 100% CPU load (no OC obviously)

EDIT: I found out it might have been a driver problem by debugging the dump and checking google, some others even with different chipsets had the same error message when chipset drivers were bugged or not the newest installed.


Edited by phrenesis - 28 Jan 2017 at 8:00pm
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Originally posted by phrenesis phrenesis wrote:

Man, I think I was blind. Found them, will test tomorrow. Thanks a lot wardog!


hehehe, Post back when you get to it.
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Man, I think I was blind. Found them, will test tomorrow. Thanks a lot wardog!
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I checked my psu, it does not have a 4pin molex connector.....
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Originally posted by phrenesis phrenesis wrote:

my PSU doesn't have any 4pin molex.


The Corsair website for the RMx 750 shows you should have 7 4-pin Molex connectors on, well, one or two modular cables.

http://www.corsair.com/en-us/rmx-series-rm750x-750-watt-80-plus-gold-certified-fully-modular-psu
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Originally posted by phrenesis phrenesis wrote:

This 4pin? http://imgur.com/a/kB9D3 I thought this one is only if you have more than 3 GPUS installed


Yea. Excuse me, I overlooked this MB has two PCIE_PWR connectors.

Use the one you pictured in that imgur link. PCIE_PWR1



Nothing harmful will come of it if the bus doesn't need it bucked up some with connecting this.
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All the parts arrived today, and is a fresh install

PSU : Corsair RMx 750W

I installed the RAM as shown in the manual (A_1, B_1, C_1, D_1) 

I tried PCI Express slot 1,2,4,5 with the gpu

I know the Dr. Debug code from the manual.


Edit: Tested with single stick as well

This 4pin? http://imgur.com/a/kB9D3 I thought this one is only if you have more than 3 GPUS installed

It also has PCIE_PWR2, my PSU doesn't have any 4pin molex.


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Meh, this is another ?

PSU. What Model Corsair, and how old is it?

I ask because a lot of folks seemingly hold on to their PSU's well after their Use By date. From build to build.
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And seeings I forgot in my first reply ............

FYI:
http://www.asrock.com/support/faq.asp?id=334
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Well, you're not running out of lanes, that's for sure. Not with that i7-6850K


At the bottom left of the MB is a downward facing 4-pin Molex connector. Plug/power it from a separate cable coming directly from the PSU. It provides additional/supplemental power to the PCIe bus if and or when needed.


Too, your 4 sticks? A single kit?


And JiC, proper mem slots to use:
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