Asus Drw 24B1St Not Working Password To Proceed

I do not know how severe it is, it looks pretty small, but I see the reddish color of the copper wiring that was previously hidden by the mobo material.

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Setting the Rampage Tweak Mode 1 in the DRAM Timing Control did not help.

It took me a long while to figure out because it seems like I also got a faulty set where only 2 pieces work.

Basically- If I stick 2 working ones into the A1, C1, or D1; all of those points function giving me 16 gb of memory in Bios and working LED indicators.

If I try the other 2 sticks separately, or in conjunction with the working ones, it still only get the 2 previous working and nothing else.

However, I am absolutely positive that the 2 confirmed working sticks do not function outside A1, C1, and D1 slots.

Not sure how you are cooling but make sure you dont over tighten and make sure you evenly tighten whatever you have down onto the CPU.

If that doesnt solve it sounds like you have a combination of bad slots and bad RAM so getting RAM replaced is necessary.just make sure you are methodical.test each stick in each slot to make sure you have a map of bad slots and confirmed bad sticks.

I didnt remove the water monoblock yet, but I remember that I had an issue setting it in, due to the film that has to be punctured to use the CPU mounting holes.

What bent pins am I looking for though The pins on the bottom of the CPU and the pins sticking out of the socket that get attached to the bottom of the CPU Is it ok to touch them if they are bent.

Yes, the pins are the tiny little array that make contact with pads on bottom of CPU.they are very delicate.you can work on them with magnifying glass, pin and very steady hands.

Sounds like CPU might be displaced by block.but check it all and start again.should not have to force anything or do anything more than hand tighten stuff.

The structure of the socket is made of 2 areas where one encapsulates left and top, and the other area encapsulates right and bottom portions of the square socket.

Arent they supposed to be that way Tbh I dont remember whether they were like that when i was installing this the first time.

Also, some caveats I want to add on what I discovered after i disassembled the system: Issue 1: Ive put WAY too much thermal paste on the chip.

So what happen due to that was the thermal paste bleeding all around the edges when I compressed the water monoblock on top of the chip and the socket.

I also got some thermal paste leaking into that hole on top of the CPU: -what i did right now is, I used the 99.9 Isopropyl alcohol solution to clean all of it.

I got some on the socket and what is worse, i got some on the connecting pad side of the CPU.

I cleaned all of that with the 99.9 alcohol and a q-tip, and the compressed air.

Issue 2: the first time I was tightening the screws for the water monoblock on the back of the mobo, I scratched the surface, and seemingly a circuit.