F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop It seems you're asking if the Asrock X670E Taichi is repeatedly running debug codes.

It seems you're asking if the Asrock X670E Taichi is repeatedly running debug codes.

It seems you're asking if the Asrock X670E Taichi is repeatedly running debug codes.

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thefrogkid
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08-28-2022, 04:53 PM
#1
Hey everyone, I just installed my new PC with the Asrock Taichi X670E. The debug LED keeps flashing through various codes without stabilizing. It starts up fine and functions properly, but I’m not seeing any problems. Could you help figure out what might be causing this issue?
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thefrogkid
08-28-2022, 04:53 PM #1

Hey everyone, I just installed my new PC with the Asrock Taichi X670E. The debug LED keeps flashing through various codes without stabilizing. It starts up fine and functions properly, but I’m not seeing any problems. Could you help figure out what might be causing this issue?

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ElTorchoN
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08-31-2022, 05:22 PM
#2
The POST code serves as a temperature display after submission. When CPU temperatures match the values shown on that code, they should align. It seems there isn't an option to turn it off in Taichi, but you could reach out to ASRock support for confirmation—there might be a BIOS setting I overlooked.
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ElTorchoN
08-31-2022, 05:22 PM #2

The POST code serves as a temperature display after submission. When CPU temperatures match the values shown on that code, they should align. It seems there isn't an option to turn it off in Taichi, but you could reach out to ASRock support for confirmation—there might be a BIOS setting I overlooked.

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matei91
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08-31-2022, 09:04 PM
#3
Manual guidance isn't very useful... I'd look through the BIOS settings. It might just loop through the cleared codes by default. My EVGA board does this during startup, then shows CPU temperature afterward, though it can be adjusted to show other details. An ASRock board is similarly high-end, so it likely offers similar options with different defaults.
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matei91
08-31-2022, 09:04 PM #3

Manual guidance isn't very useful... I'd look through the BIOS settings. It might just loop through the cleared codes by default. My EVGA board does this during startup, then shows CPU temperature afterward, though it can be adjusted to show other details. An ASRock board is similarly high-end, so it likely offers similar options with different defaults.

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wehhtam
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09-02-2022, 11:40 PM
#4
Oh wow, you're absolutely correct! I didn't realize this was mentioned in the manual. Thanks for pointing it out!
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wehhtam
09-02-2022, 11:40 PM #4

Oh wow, you're absolutely correct! I didn't realize this was mentioned in the manual. Thanks for pointing it out!

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MadMar
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09-03-2022, 07:43 AM
#5
It could be noted somewhere, though it's rarely mentioned—usually just a few lines in the manual. Since it's from ASRock, it's possible they didn't highlight it broadly (personal check not confirmed). This feature is interesting; some boards had it as early as Z87, but I think ASRock only introduced it with AM5. My last update was May 16, 2023 by RONOTHAN##
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MadMar
09-03-2022, 07:43 AM #5

It could be noted somewhere, though it's rarely mentioned—usually just a few lines in the manual. Since it's from ASRock, it's possible they didn't highlight it broadly (personal check not confirmed). This feature is interesting; some boards had it as early as Z87, but I think ASRock only introduced it with AM5. My last update was May 16, 2023 by RONOTHAN##