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January 11th, 2025 14:23

Aurora R10, 2:1 code, system board failure

It used to run good. Then I powered it on and got no video display. I checked for error code and seen that I had a 2:1 indicating system board failure. I have tried 3 different monitors on vga and hdmi. I would appreciate help. 

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January 11th, 2025 14:23

It boot up all the fans turn on and my graphics card fan turns on, but I get that error code and have no display

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January 11th, 2025 16:37

try replace cmos battery w a new one and RTC reset/clear cmos.

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January 11th, 2025 19:14

@redxps630​ I have done this before I asked for help 

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January 11th, 2025 19:31

try use a very simple and verified working video card to replace the current gpu.  remove all rams and only install one ram stick in DIMM1.  disconnect all usb devices connected to pc.

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January 23rd, 2025 08:32

I am having the same issue with a customers desktop. Original issue was that computer would not boot up. Try to turn it on, comes on for 0.5 seconds and turns right off. Tried a different power supply at the time and same thing.

Replaced the motherboard and now PC is doing 2 yellow to 1 yellow code. Got another board in and replaced it - same issue. Could it be another board issue or something else? I have been reading about the RAM speeds that if faster speed than original from bios it could need to be updated. however I cannot get into BIOS at all.

  • Tried the RAM slot in the 1 area 
  • Reset CMOS (battery out and hold down power) - no change
  • Tried a known working CPU 5600 - still same issue
  • Tried a slower RAM - still same issue
  • Tried different power supply (again) - still same issue
  • Tried unplugging all but the cable that does the front lights ( tried without it plugged in too ) but still all same issue (except for unplugging light cable I am unable to see the 2 yellow to 1 yellow)
  • Removed M2 drive and tried SATA with USB windows to boot from there - no display no change
  • tried a known working GPU , still no change

Scratching my head here.

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