Whenever I boot up my system, I receive an error code 64 on my motherboard. I've searched multiple places and found out it's a motherboard issue. I tried pushing the reset CMOS button and un tightening my CPU cooler a bit. Usually, I am able to solve my own problems, but I am at a loss right now. Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT: I unplugged a bunch of shit and apparently my PSP was drawing too much power.

New build is throwing what looks like a 62 error on the Dr Debug which is DXE_SBRUN_INIT, whatever that means. Any ideas? No screen output, beeps, nothing.

Edit-threw in some really old video card with a vga/hdmi port, now shows a 9E code on the little digital display on the board, this code isn't listed in the manual😅

With an old GPU, it runs fine, but the sparkle throws the 9E code.

Built new system: B550 EXTREME4

3950x

G.Skill Trident Z Neo Series (Intel XMP) DDR4 RAM 32GB 2x16gb

Sparkle Intel Arc A380 ELF DDR6

XPG Core Reactor II Modular PSU

2tb Team Group NVME M.2 4tb Team Group NVME M.2

This is a new build, X870E Nova WiFi, AMD 9800X3D, Corsair Dominator DDR5 RAM, 2X 32 GB sticks. I do not have XMP enabled, it is set to standard in BIOS and Task Manager shows 4800 MT/s with 61.6 GB available.

As the title says, the Dr. Debug code changes fairly constantly during bootup. It is currently going between 44, 45, 46, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52 and probably others I am missing, in random order. I saw a few 60s last bootup I'm sure. Restarting does not stop this. The system itself seems to be running fine- I'm posting this from the computer. Games run, I'm connected to the internet, the machine is not laggy.

The internet says these codes are primarily related to the RAM possibly being bad. I don't really know where to start with this, the last time I built a computer it just all worked and I got to AA on first bootup.

Edit: I forgot to say I tried reseating the RAM, which did nothing.

Edit 2: After posting this, I tried resetting the CMOS for old time's sake. Now after boot the display just says 00.

Im sure this may have been answered, but I have only seen this answered for different model motherboards.

I have been having an error code 64 off and on for the last few months and have not been able to come up with a good solution to fix this. I have seen on other posts that it could be anything from a bad motherboard down to something plugged into usb outlets.

I'm curious about the possibility of a bad stick a RAM? I have 2 vengeance DDR5 64GB(2x32 GB) sticks of RAM (I believe it's 2 sticks of 32gb) I recently booted up my pc and had debug 64 pop up 3 different times after power cycling. I removed one stick and it still popped up. I then put the one back in I originally removed, in turn removing the one I left in previously. I then turned on my pc and had no issues. So I once again turned off my pc and put the "bad" stick of RAM back into a different slot in the MB once done debug 64 popped again. I repeated the process once more to try another slot with debug code 64 popping consistently and one once I removed that bad RAM againt, everything runs smooth.

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Okay so I just had dubug 64 pop up again while on startup. So I shut power down completely and I slotted the other stick of ram again and had no issues.This has always seems to be an intermittent issue. I dont mean to be a pain, but what other troubleshooting could I do in order to solve this issue before it worsens? I havent seen a lot of links or anything regarding this on an aorus z690 Master. I try any and all troubleshooting

I REALLY appreciate your time and knolwdge

What are your thoughts?

Thanks in advance!