please help me with my new build

[peyman]

hi guys.i build a new system wich i bought asrock z77 extream 4 - i5 3570 3.4 and 16 gb 4x4 corsair vengeace
cmz16gx3m4x1866c9 whic is quad channel but on there wesite is said also support dual chanel.problem is as i
turn on my pc i here 4 bib sound and error 55 and pc goes off.so im not sure if this ram is not supported or is it my motherboard or cpu.i checked the cpu and there is no bend pin.also the bios is old and i cant get into it to updated.so im stock and no computer and whrithing now from my mobile .i checked all the ram in diffrend slot and nothing just error 55 and this ram are brand new so im sure something might be wrong with mb or comatibility issue.please help me if u can to resolve my proble.tnx

[synack]

Sounds like a memory error. try installing just 1 memory in slot b2 (slot furthest from CPU) and see if you can boot up and update BIOS and such.

[peyman]

tnx for reply.i tried that now and still 4 bib sound and error 55.im going crazy i build few system and never had problem before.not sure what to do.should i buy cheap ddr3 2x2 gb dual channel and try with that.could u guys recemond something thst work with this motherboard so i can get to bios and updated .

[parsec]

Your memory is on the compatibility list, so it should work. Do NOT buy random memory for your board, it will not work. The BIOS is not your problem, IMO.

What power supply are you using, and did you connect the eight pin CPU power cable to the mother board?

[- wardog -]

also the bios is old and i cant get into it to updated.

Hmmm .........

Beside what synack and parsec suggested above, that leaves me wondering just what 3570 you have AND just how old is that BIOS revision you have installed presently.

If the MB is new, you can determine what BIOS is installed by looking at the chip/white sticker directly above the DR Debug display. Hopefully, if indeed it is new, the sticker will state P1.40 or above. That way regardless of which 3570 you have the BIOS will support it.

Lifted from the CPU Support List for your Z77 Extreme4 : ASRock > Z77 Extreme4

1155	Core i5	i5-3570K(E1)	Ivy Bridge	3.4GHz	BLK 100MHz	6MB	77W	P1.20
1155	Core i5	i5-3570K(E0)	Ivy Bridge	3.4GHz	BLK 100MHz	6MB	77W	P1.20
1155	Core i5	i5-3570(N0)  	Ivy Bridge	3.4GHz	BLK 100MHz	6MB	77W	P1.40
1155	Core i5	i5-3570S(N0)	Ivy Bridge	3.1GHz	BLK 100MHz	6MB	65W	P1.40
1155	Core i5	i5-3570T(E1)	Ivy Bridge	2.3GHz	BLK 100MHz	6MB	45W	P1.20

[parsec]

wardog, that is a possibility, but I hope we have the correct CPU model, as it looks like the OP had some typing problems.

I have two of these boards, one had UEFI 1.20, the other 1.80. So it is possible he has a non-compatible UEFI. Given that this board has had 11 versions of its UEFI so far, what "old" is does not tell us much.

On a side note, it looks like you are an AMD CPU fan. Are you very familiar with AMD's line of CPUs, particularly the latest ones? Just asking because we could use some help in another thread involving an AMD CPU:

Computer running slower after BIOS update

[peyman]

hi guys tnx for ur care and replay.i have i5 3570 k and yes i conect the 8 pin .also the bios said 1.8 ..i bought some ram wich is in the list which it comes on saturday will try that too.i bought mb and cpu and ram.my ps is 1200 corsair and fully working.problem is as i turn pc on ill hear 4 bib and error 55..this is the first time i had problem with pc building and so anoyed.plz let me know if u can think of somethin that will help me.tnx for u respond again.

[- wardog -]

On a side note, it looks like you are an AMD CPU fan. Are you very familiar with AMD's line of CPUs, particularly the latest ones? Just asking because we could use some help in another thread involving an AMD CPU

Done did. hehe, yea. As an AMD user here, we're definitely out numbered.

Since my last Intel was a 486, how easy is it to bend a pin on these during assembly?

I'm also reading that this particular board has a rep of coming from QA with a less than stellar record for defective pins? That true?

[synack]

Good point Wardog! Peyman, check your CPU socket... You might need to look VERY closely. There may be a bent bin the lot, and if there is that will cause your problem for sure. Profjim has a great photo of an example bent pin, if he would be so kind to post it.

Syn

[profJim]

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