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Threadripper 3945WX paired with Gigabyte MC62-G40 model lacking installation instructions

Threadripper 3945WX paired with Gigabyte MC62-G40 model lacking installation instructions

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RabbitLauncher
Junior Member
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09-06-2018, 09:24 PM
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I'm working on completing my first Threadripper build, but I'm facing some challenges due to limited experience with workstation hardware. The system isn't starting properly—no POST appears even though it powers on. The motherboard flash light keeps blinking erratically, and the CPU cooler doesn't respond consistently. I've checked various troubleshooting steps: reseating the CPU, changing RAM sticks, updating BIOS, testing with another GPU, and verifying connections. All attempts have failed to resolve the issue. Several online forums mention similar problems without a successful POST. I'm unsure if the CPU is locked by the vendor or if another board would work better. I don't have another CPU or motherboard to test. What should I do next?
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RabbitLauncher
09-06-2018, 09:24 PM #1

I'm working on completing my first Threadripper build, but I'm facing some challenges due to limited experience with workstation hardware. The system isn't starting properly—no POST appears even though it powers on. The motherboard flash light keeps blinking erratically, and the CPU cooler doesn't respond consistently. I've checked various troubleshooting steps: reseating the CPU, changing RAM sticks, updating BIOS, testing with another GPU, and verifying connections. All attempts have failed to resolve the issue. Several online forums mention similar problems without a successful POST. I'm unsure if the CPU is locked by the vendor or if another board would work better. I don't have another CPU or motherboard to test. What should I do next?

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Sman4231
Member
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09-10-2018, 02:55 PM
#2
Have you explored various options for your RAM? What were the details of the other modules you considered? Are you aware if this board received a BIOS update recently? Do you understand the meaning of the flashing green indicator? Is there any accompanying text or explanation? Likely short phrases.
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Sman4231
09-10-2018, 02:55 PM #2

Have you explored various options for your RAM? What were the details of the other modules you considered? Are you aware if this board received a BIOS update recently? Do you understand the meaning of the flashing green indicator? Is there any accompanying text or explanation? Likely short phrases.

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09-12-2018, 04:48 AM
#3
I've tested various RAM modules and different DIMMs. It seems the board hasn't received a BIOS update. I attempted an update via the BMC, but it didn't succeed. The green light flash is indicating a potential memory or CPU problem according to the support resources.
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Best_Skywalker
09-12-2018, 04:48 AM #3

I've tested various RAM modules and different DIMMs. It seems the board hasn't received a BIOS update. I attempted an update via the BMC, but it didn't succeed. The green light flash is indicating a potential memory or CPU problem according to the support resources.

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DonkMems
Member
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09-12-2018, 05:08 AM
#4
Looks like the issue might be with the CPU or the motherboard—maybe check the pins for damage.
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DonkMems
09-12-2018, 05:08 AM #4

Looks like the issue might be with the CPU or the motherboard—maybe check the pins for damage.