Code 94 not visible on Asus X99 Deluxe and Asus Rampage V Extreme
Code 94 not visible on Asus X99 Deluxe and Asus Rampage V Extreme
You're facing some tricky issues with your new setup. After upgrading all the components, you're still getting error code 94 and no display. It sounds like the problem might be with your motherboard or the GPU. You've already tried swapping parts and checking connections, but nothing seems to be working. It could help to double-check the BIOS settings or ensure all components are properly seated. If you're still stuck, consider reaching out to NZXT support or a professional technician for further diagnosis.
Could this be connected to RGB RAM? I recall early issues where motherboards struggled with it, and it wasn't resolved until BIOS updates were applied. You should verify your motherboard's BIOS version. The error code 94 indicates a PCI Bus Enumeration problem—check the manual for details.
Q-Code 94 — PCI Bus Check Are any of these debug lights still on? Verify your power connections from the PSU to the motherboard, GPU, etc. The Thermaltake TR2 PSU isn’t ideal, particularly if it’s the 80 PLUS White model or lacks an 80 PLUS certification. Does that mean the Thermaltake PSU still fits your existing system? Will it work with your older configuration and the RTX 2060? The RTX 2060 is significantly more powerful and power-hungry compared to your older NVS 310. The i7-5820K uses a bit more power than the i7-3820K. Because you can’t capture an image, consider using the USB BIOS Flashback function. Ensure your BIOS is current—ideally up to the latest stable version (or beta if desired). https://www.asus.com/ca-en/supportonly/x...desk_bios/ NOTES: The USB drive must be formatted as FAT32 or FAT16. Extract the BIOS file from the download and place it directly onto the USB stick. DO NOT include the file inside a folder on the USB. Both X99 Deluxe and Rampage V Extreme support the USB BIOS Flashback feature.
I’m planning to refresh my bios later and observe the outcome, but keep in mind I can’t view the screen yet—it might not affect anything.
Please ensure the BIOS is up to date; otherwise, compatibility with the RTX 2060 may be affected. Could you provide a link to your Thermaltake TR2 PSU model? It's important to consider more than just the wattage—examine its build quality, performance during sudden load changes, and noise suppression features.
The main goal is clear, you don't require a screen. You're not even relying on the CPU, RAM, or graphics card. Just make sure the motherboard is powered via the PSU. You can refresh the BIOS in a headless mode. Try another computer or laptop to prepare a USB stick, connect it to the appropriate USB port on the motherboard, and press the "BIOS Flashback" button.