When I try booting my computer I am getting stuck on debug codes 30 through 33 and can't get to the bios.
Codes 30-33 - definitely if they are fluctuating (changing) in between those values - can be the CPU temperature after a successful POST process. Meaning, they are not an error code then, you just can't see the picture for some reason. What do the EZ Debug LEDs show? If they have all turned off again, then it means the board has passed its POST and probably the OS has booted already.
Also, when you say, you can't get into the BIOS, does this mean you can still get into Windows? Then the issue is that you can't see a picture in the BIOS, but if you pressed DEL to enter the BIOS and you see codes between 30-33, it means you are in the BIOS, but you don't see it.
Samsung 46 inch TV connected via HDMI
TVs are notorious for not being able to show the BIOS in some circumstances. Then you have to try a different graphics port, if possible, or get a DP-to-HDMI cable, or you might even have to use a PC monitor to be able to see it.
About the BIOS versions: With your true 14th gen, it's obviously very important to use a recent BIOS version, since it was affected by bad microcode that would lead to deterioration of the CPU over time, until it becomes unstable. Only updated microcode in newer BIOS versions prevents that from happening. So hopefully the BIOS was already updated to a certain version before.
And then later, once you solve this issue of not seeing the BIOS, you can go by this,
Guide: How to set good power limits in the BIOS and reduce the CPU power draw.
But as mentioned, don't look at the debug code display in isolation, always look at it in combination with the EZ Debug LEDs. And if the display is showing numbers that change between 30-33, then it's showing the CPU temperature, which will only happen if it passes the power-on self test without issue, meaning it would be in the BIOS if you pressed DEL to enter it.
