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12-19-2016, 11:23 AM
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Hello! I just wanted to ask if anyone has encountered the same problem as me, haha. I used to have an MSI B450M Mortar Max, but I replaced it because it broke out of nowhere (CPU debug/DRAM debug lights were always on). On top of that, the CPU installed on it also got damaged. It seems like both of them broke at the same time? I’m not sure, haha. Now I’ve already bought a new motherboard, but I didn’t throw away the MSI. Last night, I decided to test it out, thinking that maybe something went wrong with its BIOS. So, I used its BIOS Flashback feature to update the motherboard, and voila! It suddenly worked again, haha. I even ran a CPU burner test and a GPU stress test last night, and I was able to use it for about 4-5 hours. Here’s the problem: when I turned it on this morning, I was greeted with the CPU debug light again. I got nervous because it stayed in the CPU debug state for so long, so I turned it off immediately, fearing it might damage my CPU again. I’m still wondering if my BIOS keeps breaking, or if this problem is way beyond the BIOS already. Thank you!
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ClareCloud
12-19-2016, 11:23 AM #1

Hello! I just wanted to ask if anyone has encountered the same problem as me, haha. I used to have an MSI B450M Mortar Max, but I replaced it because it broke out of nowhere (CPU debug/DRAM debug lights were always on). On top of that, the CPU installed on it also got damaged. It seems like both of them broke at the same time? I’m not sure, haha. Now I’ve already bought a new motherboard, but I didn’t throw away the MSI. Last night, I decided to test it out, thinking that maybe something went wrong with its BIOS. So, I used its BIOS Flashback feature to update the motherboard, and voila! It suddenly worked again, haha. I even ran a CPU burner test and a GPU stress test last night, and I was able to use it for about 4-5 hours. Here’s the problem: when I turned it on this morning, I was greeted with the CPU debug light again. I got nervous because it stayed in the CPU debug state for so long, so I turned it off immediately, fearing it might damage my CPU again. I’m still wondering if my BIOS keeps breaking, or if this problem is way beyond the BIOS already. Thank you!

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