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Good night

 

Someone with this problem xom workation 620 - 929 - Fatal MCA error. QPI0 error detected CPU0, already updated firmware "Management Engine Firmware # and bios and sometimes this message appears can someone help please

 

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you have a memory related error on CPU 0, most likely a ram module is failing/has failed or a bad module connection try reseating the ram, and then run a memory test like "memtest 86+"  (the "+"plus is important) google for a DL site

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Good afternoon

Thanks for the reply. but it happens time when this error which is very strange, help ???

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Miguel, try as DGroves said.  It is a loose connection :  motherboard X riser-board    either   ram memories X riser-board .

DO NOT TOUCH WHILE  UNDER VOLTAGE !

After disconnect from wall outlet, keep pressed the Power Button for few seconds to discharge of remaining harmful thing in your PSU.

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after putting the memories in the black slots and then in the white slots I did the test and passed it right? as you can see in the image

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i was very specific to state that the ram for CPU-0 was the source of the problem based on the error message and that reseating the cpu-0 ram modules or swapping them would either resolve the issue or point to which module was failing

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