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wardog
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LurkerLito
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Just FYI I had that C0 error also with an MSI board and in the end it turned out to be a faulty DIMM slot. What happened was I put in 4x16GB and the bios saw 4x16GB sticks installed in the slots, but the system only saw 48GB of memory available. I then tried 2 sticks and also got half memory, so I put in one stick C0 error, changed the stick to the other one in the same slot and got a C0 error. So try putting in 2 sticks, if you can get into the bios and it reads half the total memory then it's probably a bad dimm slot.
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TANWare
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I could have sworn at one point I too had a C0. Mine is because I had one faulty DIMM that eventually I found a slot and a good seating for.
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128noGB
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theterk
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sorry to necrobump a thread, but thought I'd throw my experience with C0 onto the topic.
I just loaded a 2nd generation Threadripper into a motherboard, and got this same error. Using BIOS Flashback, I updated to the latest and all is working.
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Tropico
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I received this code too. Downloaded latest Bios. Used BIOS Flashback function with BIOS on USB. Bingo, it boots. I really didn't think a BIOS update would be necessary but it was. |
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