Extreme 7+ error 00 on Motherboard

GordonW1985 wrote: After 3 day of Gaming with 1-3 hours, the System won't power on and Displays just 00 at the board. I checked all part after the other... just power + mainboard then the next just cpu etc. unplugged all devices so on.  Nothing changed. Switching to BIOS B or reseting does not affecting anything. Fully changed any powercabel...   Unhook the cpu and remount don't result in success. The Parts look all well :-( but when powering on, just the Ventilators go up and the RAM lightthing is on and the Power-Indicator. Removing the BIOS Battery was also without success. On the board itself the Power- and Reset LED are not glowing red like the first time the System was running. Here is the Systemconfig: 1x Corsair HX1200i Powersupply 2x Corsair 3200 DDR4 RAM 1x Intel i7 6700k 1x ASUS GTX 1080 Founders Edition 2x SAMSUNG Pro 950 M.2 512 GB (at RAID 0) 1x Asrock Extreme 7+ Z170 2x Corsair PWM 140mm 2x Corsair PWM 120mm At the Mainboard there were 2x P1.80 Chips. i make a BIOS Update to the latest Version from the Website. In the BIOS A, i set a FAN-Profile for low noise for Chasifan and Adaptiv for CPU Temperatur. Wenn running the System, the Temperatur of the CPU never goes up to 40 °C All Software were running stable and very perfermant.... Please tell me what to to!

A 00 Dr Debug (POST) code means a problem with the CPU.

But that could also be a problem with the power supply. If the power supply is not providing power to the CPU, it won't start. That would be from the 12V ATX 4/8 pin power cable.

It is also possible that the board has a problem. For example, the voltage regulators for the CPU are not working for some reason, so the CPU is not getting any power.

You said you checked parts like the power supply, but since you still get the same 00 code, you should try doing this:

Try using a different power supply. If you still get the 00 code, that means the HX 1200i is not the problem. That is really the only way to prove the HX 1200i is not the problem.

Remove the GTX 1080 from the board, and clear the BIOS/UEFI. Just use the Intel graphics for a test.

What are you using for a CPU cooler?

Was the CPU over clocked?

Do you have any idea what the CPU voltage (VCore) was?

Are you using stock/default settings for the CPU in the UEFI/BIOS? You said you only changed some of the fan speed settings.

If you connect a network cable from a working router to the lower network connector on the board's IO panel, with the power supply switch set to On, but the PC NOT on, do you see any of the small LEDs next to the network connector light up and blink on and off?

You said you use four fans, are those in your PC case? Or is one used by the CPU cooler?

You said the CPU temperature does not go above 40C. Is that true while you are gaming?