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    Posted: 19 Feb 2018 at 6:00am

Hey guys,

Computer randomly stops working for no reason a week ago. I tried to restart it by clearing the CMOS, resetting the CPU, The motherboard LEDs light up but hitting the power button, the PC start and it is stuck a the boot with the error code 07. I am aware this error code is related to memory, so i bought a pair of 8GB memory and tried to fit them in. same issue,stuck with the error code 07. i also boot with 1 stick of RAM, nok. The only thing i guess i haven't done is trying with another PSU. I am pretty sure that my PSU is ok, i removed the GPU but nothing seems to work. At this point, I'm not sure if the mobo or CPU is dead. Any suggestions before I RMA this back to Asrock?

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betterdayz, I am not sure 07 is a memory code.  Please check your CPU carefully.  I would also open an ASRock support ticket and ask them.  Enjoy, John.
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this doesnt seems like ram related if u dont see after reboots other random codes
07 usualy means cpu/psu/mainboard fault
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Thanks Guys for the feedback, i will indeed open a ticket towards Asrock and see what will they say.
I'll keep you posted.

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@betterdayz - if everything else fails (and I really mean everything).... try to veeeeeeeeeery carefully remove the CPU & check for bent pins & then if really everything is fine --- carefully reseat it and use the AMD tool for the screws & correct torque.
Memory-related (and PCIe-related probs e.g. too much memory reserved (not adressable by BIOS/UEFI)) can indicate a problem with bent pins.


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Hello guys,

I will RMA the mobo,  i bought a mobo to check whether it was the RAM, or the CPU which was causing issue. I can confirm it was the mobo, it died!! to be honest i have no idea the reasons why.
The new mobo is the Aorus Gaming 7..Sorry it is a Asrock forum, this is just for information.


Thank you for your help.
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FYI

Just shutting off is either PSU or mem related.

Debug 7 is memory related:
http://asrock.com/support/faq.us.asp?id=334
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@wardog

thank you for the hint. In my own case, the mobo was the problem.

Quick question, I bought the mobo at newegg, but in the meantime i move to Europe (Belgium).
Do i need to send the mobo to asrock america or i can send it to a local Asrock in Europe?

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