Debug codes for MSI MEG Godlike Z390 are causing confusion.
Debug codes for MSI MEG Godlike Z390 are causing confusion.
My computer is running smoothly and everything appears normal. However, codes 33,34,35,36,37 are continuously looping through randomly. Based on the manual, these codes seem related to initialization processes. Are they stuck in an endless restart cycle? Could this be a sign of incomplete setup or something recurring? It’s been happening since I first noticed it a few days ago, and so far no major problems have arisen. Occasionally, strange startup behaviors occur—like hearing a USB disconnect noise when nothing was removed immediately after boot, or my mouse briefly stopping and then resuming. Apart from these occasional quirks, everything seems fine. If something critical arises before the warranty expires, I should address it promptly.
I believe those readings are actually correct. It’s confusing why they fluctuate so much, but when I run CPU-heavy tasks, the debug display shifts to the 60s. It only stabilizes after a successful boot. I should have checked the manual before making any comments. Lol
Great job figuring it out! Temperatures don't stay perfectly steady due to minor changes, especially at lower idle levels (around 33-37°C). Load temperatures tend to shift more during longer sessions like gaming. When the CPU gets a new task, temps usually spike briefly—this is normal and nothing to worry about.