Author: parsec
Subject: Asrock Gaming k6 issue, please HELP
Posted: 08 Mar 2017 at 12:45pm
Are you sure the red LED is blinking? Where is that LED on the board? Is that LED near the two digit LCD display?
Your board (I assume a Z270 Gaming K6) has two BIOS chips, each one has a small red LED indicator that shows which BIOS chip is being used, the main or backup. It does not indicate an error or problem.
Do you know that this board has the AURA RGB LED feature, and has LEDs all over the board? Maybe it is disabled in the BIOS if you don't have all kinds of lights showing up on your board. Or it could be just an AURA LED.
If you get one beep from the board, that means POST completed fine, and if the PC then boots Windows, you are fine. If the PC was running fine when you noticed the code on the display, it did not mean anything.
Subject: Asrock Gaming k6 issue, please HELP
Posted: 08 Mar 2017 at 12:45pm
Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. ![]() Hi all, I just recently got a custom built PC with this MOBO, I've just noticed I have a blinking red LED and error code 30, so I went ahead and restarted my Pc and the error code is gone and now it is blank but the LED is still flashing. Also, computer is running fine for the most part, all installed RAM is showing up correctly. Temps are all fine during prolonged gaming periods...please let me know as this i have just received this in the mail a day ago. Also of note is I get 1 beep on boot up that comes directly from the Motherboard. It seemingly boots just fine though. Parts are: I7 7700k with Asetek 550LC Asus Dual fan GTX 1070 16GB 3000 MHz ADATA XPG z1 512 GB intel 600p 1TB WD HDD |
Are you sure the red LED is blinking? Where is that LED on the board? Is that LED near the two digit LCD display?
Your board (I assume a Z270 Gaming K6) has two BIOS chips, each one has a small red LED indicator that shows which BIOS chip is being used, the main or backup. It does not indicate an error or problem.
Do you know that this board has the AURA RGB LED feature, and has LEDs all over the board? Maybe it is disabled in the BIOS if you don't have all kinds of lights showing up on your board. Or it could be just an AURA LED.
If you get one beep from the board, that means POST completed fine, and if the PC then boots Windows, you are fine. If the PC was running fine when you noticed the code on the display, it did not mean anything.