Stop Code F4 trying to boot into Safe Mode

Computer0304 · 30 Dec 2013

Yes.

Golden · 30 Dec 2013

Its most certainly a motherboard issue if you are getting errors using different sets of RAM.......you will need to replace the motherboard.

Computer0304 · 30 Dec 2013

Golden said:

Its most certainly a motherboard issue if you are getting errors using different sets of RAM.......you will need to replace the motherboard.

agentsmith24 · 30 Dec 2013

Shit...I was afraid of that. Btw I reinstalled Windows onto the SSD using a different computer, but it looks like I won't have mine to use for a while...

I bought it through Newegg, do I contact them or the manufacturer?

Golden · 30 Dec 2013

Try NewEgg first.....look at their return policy on their site

agentsmith24 · 30 Dec 2013

Just checked, not eligible for RMA on Newegg :/

agentsmith24 · 05 Jan 2014

Update: Returning the motherboard to ASUS for a replacement. I tested my RAM on a different computer with Memtest while out of town over New Year's (so it ran 16 passes lol) with no errors. I'm assuming this means only the mobo was bad, so marking this thread as solved.

Golden · 05 Jan 2014

Computer0304 · 05 Jan 2014

agentsmith24 said:

Update: Returning the motherboard to ASUS for a replacement. I tested my RAM on a different computer with Memtest while out of town over New Year's (so it ran 16 passes lol) with no errors. I'm assuming this means only the mobo was bad, so marking this thread as solved.

Glad that you got this fixed.