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    Posted: 05 Dec 2017 at 9:24pm
This is not my first built but I'm completely stuck with this now with error code 07. I've tried assembling a Ryzen 7 1800X system on a Fatal1ty X370 Professional Gaming Mainboard. Equipped with a 32 GB F4-3200C14D-32GTZR RAM-kit (it's on the QVL list for this mainboard).

* I've already reset the CMOS using the jumpers AND the version with removing the battery.
* I've tried using both RAM modules in A2/B2 as well as only one in A2

No matter what I try, I can't get beyond the error-message and the system keeps rebooting
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usual suspects are

is there a graphics card connected ?
have you connected the eps/cpu extra 8 pin pwr lead to mainboard
also try remove examine and reseat the cpu
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There's a Graphic Card connected (EVGA GTX1080ti FTW3)
PSU (Corsair HX1000i) is connected to the mainboard via the ATX as well as the 8pin CPU power at the top left of the mainboard
I already reseated the CPU twice as well as trying all RAM slot combinations possible.

I've sent back the mainboard to ASRock since that what support adivsed me to do. Let's see if it works with the new mainboard. Support is pretty cumbersome with ASRock. When everything works out of the box, ASRrock mainboards are great boards in terms of performance and features. I've already assembled several machines with ASRock mainboards. 

But once you run into problems you're pretty much left alone and if something isn't working due to an old BIOS version, you still need a booting system, since you can't flash your BIOS without your system booting. I'm glad I don't have to rely on the workstation to work immediatley, since it's already taking me several weeks now


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pixelwerk, here is a link to Dr. Debug codes:  http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=16017

07 - AP initialization after microcode loading

Does not make any sense to me.   Usually AP is the integrated GPU - none in Ryzen yet.  Perhaps that is why TSD gave you an RMA.  If you have more problems, please post all your specifications in your signature as I have.  Enjoy, John.
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