X399 Fatal1ty not booting with code 62

Hello,

I just built a machine with a Threadripper 1950x, 32 GB G.Skill 3200 Mhz F4-3200C16Q-32GTZB, an Asus GTX 1080Ti turbo, 2 x Samsung EVO 256 GB M.2, a Corsair RM850i and a Enermax LiqTech TR4 360.

The pc won't boot and it stops on code 62. The manual says "Chipset initialization error. Clear CMOS or reset". It didn't work. I also tried to remove the battery. Boot with 1 stick of ram. Same problem. I know the graphic card works because it was on my old system.

Any idea?

Thanks

alexmaz, these codes:  http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=16017
say 62 - Installation of the PCH Runtime Services.  Please post more of your specifications as in my signature.  Include your UEFI/BIOS and OS version and power supply.  Make sure you have the CPU 4-pin and 8-pin power connectors on the CPU and the PCIe power connectors on the video card.  Make sure the 4-pin connectors are not rotated 90 degrees.  Try booting with nothing but the CPU installed and post your code.  Open the UEFI and hit F9 then F10.  Try different PCIe slot for your Video card.  Enjoy, John.

1) Latest BIOS 2.00 flashed?
2) 4-Pin, 8-Pin, AND 24-Pin power supplied to the MB from the PSU?
3) Memory, see below for correct placement of 1, 2, and 4 sticks
4) Memory, these slots you must, MUST, make positive the stic(s) get seated, fully. Double check them.

Begin using 1, ONE, stick in A1 that it boots.
Work? Boot?
Place a second stick in C1(now A1+C1) that it boots
Work? Boot
Now place the other/last two into D1 and B1(now D1+C1+A1+B1) that it boots
Work? Boot?


Post back please

Hey Wardong, thanks for your answer. The manual says to use B2 A2 C2 D2. I'll try your configuration.

alexmaz, you probably need to remove your CPU and make sure there are no bent pins or paste on pins.  Of course, you may have a board problem or bad sticks, but it seems awful extreme.

wardog, why do I want to refer users to a debug code list with about one tenth as many codes?

Enjoy, John.