5 beeps on GA-Z170-Gaming K3-EU

[david_free]

Hello everyone,
I bought a GA-Z170-Gaming K3-EU card with an Intel I5 processor 7600 K and CMK8GX4M2B3200C16 Corsair Vengeance LPX memories (2 x 8 GB 3400 MHz) .
When i try to turn on the PC,  the fans run, the LEDs on MB light up but on the monitor does not show anything. (Dvi ouput from motherboard vga) .
no other  as a hard disk or Graphic  card is installed....
Well i remove the memory and restart ... 5 beeps and turns off everything. (  )
I also tried to replace the memories with only single module of 8Gb at 2133 MHz but nothing,  same problem.
I check that the  power cables are correctly inserted and i measured a +12 V from yellow cable with a  tester.

it was never happened to someone the same thing?

if possible that the CPU is faulty  or rather the motherboard ?
 
perhaps too many questions but I am going crazy.....



excuse for my bad , but very bad english....

[dmdilks]

AMI BIOS:
1 beep - System boot successfull
*1beep - Refresh failure - (NO VIDEO) memory refresh failure (bad memory)
2 beeps - Parity error - bad memory
3 beeps - Base 64K memory failure - bad memory
4 beeps - Timer not operational - bad motherboard
5 beeps - Processor error - bad processor
6 beeps - 8042 gate A20 failure - bad cpu or mainboard
7 beeps - Processor exception interput error - bad processor
8 beeps - Display memory read/write failure - bad video card or memory
9 beeps - ROM checksum error - bad BIOS
10 beeps - CMOS shutdown register read/write error - bad motherboard
11 beeps - Cache memory bad - bad CPU or motherboard
12 beeps - BIOS rom file incorrect size - The BIOS ROM file found does not match the size of the flash device
13 beeps - BIOS rom image mismatch - The BIOS ROM file layout configuration does not match image present in the flash device
5 short + 1 long beeps - Memory error - No memory detected in the memory slots.
6 short + 1 long beeps - Memory error - EDO memory detected in system
7 short + 1 long beeps - SMBUS error

[david_free]

thanks for your reply, would be the first in 20 years, but there is always a first time ...

[Sandokan]

thanks for your reply, would be the first in 20 years, but there is always a first time ...

What is your mobo bios release?
If you have an old bios you need a Skylake processor to update.

[david_free]

I finally i found the fault, or at least I hope ...
with a magnifying lens I found some pins on the motherboard socket folded ..
but how and have happened really I do not understand ..
hopefully it will be depended on that ..
thanks for your answers ..
I will update

[Beeb]

Had the 5 beeps with my new Gigabyte Z370XP SLI board.  Strangely enough, for me it was happening when I was using a DisplayPort cable with my discrete graphics card (Gigabyte GTX 780 WindForce) and my monitor was turned off.  I switched to an HDMI cable, and no more beeps even when the monitor is off.  Don't you wish all problems had a solution this simple???  I may have had the same problem with my ASRock Z87 Extreme motherboard, but since it was intermittent, I didn't suspect the connection issue.  However, I was able to get rid of the beeps by turning on CSM (Compatibility Support Module) in the BIOS.

For some situations, you may just want to reset the BIOS by using the "Clear CMOS Jumper" with the computer unplugged.

[shadowsports]

Welcome..  The post you replied to is about a year old.  Not sure if you meant to do that. 

In any event welcome again.