785GM-E65 HT ref wont clock high as 790GX AM2+ boards.

I cant seem to get the HT ref out of the 260's I have lowered everything and still no. Is there a weak clock generator on this board or is it in the BIOS (I doubt it is the bios)?

Sorry about that:
# CPU brand, model and speed: AMD Athlon II X4 620 (@ 3.4 now I would like to get back to 3.9+) This exact one: http://www.techreaction.net/2009/09/25/athlon-ii-x4-620-ferrari-this-mustang-can-hang/
Motherboard model (full marketing name, not just MS-xxxx) - How to identify your motherboard and BIOS version: MSi785GM-E65 S/N:601-7596-020b0908075097 BIOS REV AMI 2.2
Memory brand, type/speed, size, number of sticks G.SKILL 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1333 Dual Channel Kit Model F3-10666CL8D-2GBHK
Video card brand, chipset type, memory size: using integrated 785G
Hard drive(s) brand, size, type, speed: WD 160 GB PATA
Any other peripheral cards and devices: no
Operating system and version (including if 32 or 64bit!) XP 32 SP3
Power Supply Unit brand and output in watts and DC output (amps) -How to find your PSU specs: RAIDMAX RX-450K 450W ATX12V
I am drawing 58w @ 3.4 idle temps ~23 with 123.75w @ 3.4 100% load all cores & GPU folding 100% load at the wall and the CPU is ~52.6w @ load during operation temps not exceeding 41.
I have had this CPU @ 308 Ht ref on a 790GX AM2+ board and wanted to move to this board for efficiency and better OC potential. I have moved the CPU from the old board to the new MSi to make sure it was not a cpu problem. I have moved the PSU to other rigs and it has no problems. The memory passes memtest.

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Actually it concerns the Voltages.
When I installed this CPU in this board everything was AUTO, in Windows the Voltage read 1.4v.
This 955 Black Editions has Stock Voltages of
CPU VDD 1.35v
CPU-NB VDD 1.25v
HT Link 1.2v.
However because the BIOS does not output all these voltages in the Right Column as to what they are set to reflecting realtime measures, one has to 'boot' into Window to look at the readout.
BIOS Terminology is my main concern so I can set them appropriately to 'stock' first then raise them.
It seems with this board because it has the several different methods to OC that some voltages cannot be adjusted properly so they are already preset to certain stable measures pre-thinking someone will OC.
This not good. Since if the Processor for the CPU VDDC voltage is set high the VCORE get hot quick.
So, I'm asking for the correct stock voltages for the above for this 955 Black Edition CPU RB-C3 125w/TDP
on this MSI 785GM-E65 Board. Don't care about OC at the moment.
I need to know from MSI what the stock voltages are for Each Option.
Lastly, the NB Chipset voltage is set at 1.3v from the Factory along with the HT Link. When I lower the HT to 1.2 the SB voltage activates and these two move in unison. Which is very uncool and odd.

785gm e65 and ssd

Hi, i have the msi 785gm-e65 moptherboard and i would like to ask if it supports ssd drives and trim.I am interested in installing an samsung 830 ssd.

Quote from: Fredrik on 19-January-12, 06:30:30
A bit off: Does anyone know why they call it IDE mode? Whether a hard disk uses "AHCI" or "IDE" mode it is still usually an IDE sized disk.
Sorry Fred, it's actual a reffering to the circuitboard on the drive, nothing more.
In the old days they used to have "smart" controllers and dumb drives.
Now they have dumb controllers and "smart" drives, as such they moved the electronics to the drive.
The protocol the drive uses is ATA or AHCI, funny is that RAID isn't a protocol for the drive to use

Help please - 785GM-E65 return from RMA but still KO..

HI,
my 785gm-e65 was broken after the m-flash use.
no POST at all.
RAM, 1 month then came back this morning.
i put the sempron with its rad, the ddr3 and the power switch, then the VGA plug, and ....
no POST ...
clearing CMOS without power plug did not help.
so my question is, may be its not my mobo, but to debug, i need to know what are the minimal things to POST.
should i have POST without CPU and RAM, only keyboard and VGA plugged ?
i tried this and nothing..
HELP me solving this problem, before calling again the seller..
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ok, that's what i thought :
CPU+RAM+IGP+power on mobo+power switch
specs:
sempron140
DDR3 noname
antec NSK1480 with PSU
the thing is that everything was working before M-flash, and after that i RMA my mobo
it's coming back and they told it's fully functional...
but still not working, so it's hard to believe that my CPU or RAM is defective, because they were working without trouble..

Slow Upgrade to 785GM-E65

Hi,
I am interested in migrating my current HTPC (Asus M2A-VM HDMI) to the 785GM-E65 motherboard. I want to take advantage of some existing components however, as I don't want to absorb the expense all at once. I've read various online reviews and have gotten some conflicting data. My questions:
Is this mobo compatible with AM2+ CPUs? I want to use a Phenom X4 9750 for now, and move to an Athlon II X3/4 at a later time
Can I use DDR2 800Mhz memory with this unit? Again, with this notion of moving to DDR3 in the future.
Thanks!

No, the board only takes AM3 CPU and DDR3 memory.
http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=prodmbspec&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=&cat3_no=&prod_no=1864
To reuse parts you need to take an AM2+ (AM3 ready) board with DDR2 slots.
Then you cvan use AM2(+) and AM3 CPU's, but not DDR3 memory.
If you goto an AM3 board you have to move all of it now.
Else go AM2+ board and you can use an AM3 CPU in it later (if the board is AM3 ready)
See a sample of such a board: http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=proddesc&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1642

785GM-E65 another M-Flash frag

Hello MSI forum,
I am one of users who used M-Flash to flash newer BIOS and knocked out my motherboard.
I searched many topics with similar problems (so many?) and some with bios recovering, but nothing solved my problem.
I followed procedure
1) clear cmos
2) use only closest memory bank to cpu
3) connect PS/2 keyboard
3) connect floppy disk drive
4) hold down ctrl+home and turn on system
After turning system on CPU fan spins, keyboard leds flash and that is all. Black screen, no floppy attempts.
Is this motherboard really dead?

Quote from: amissus on 17-December-09, 16:31:24
APS for me works perfectly with BIOS 2.3. Best idle consumption I have ever seen.
MSI support responds to me about 24 hours and they are willing to listen and communicate.
Their replied about M-Flash:
"We modified M-flash function in the latest bios version, which you can refer to this link:
bios
As to your information about M-flash, we will send this to related department to improve later."
So BIOS 2.3 contains modified M-Flash, but for me nevermore.
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Temperature discrepancy MSI 785GM-E65

Hi Everyone. I would like to see if someone can help me with this issue. In my new system when reading temperatures the temp from the motherboard reading is always around 15C degrees higher than the reading that I get from the AMD cores. For instance when using AMD Overdrive to run the stability test, I go to check the temperatures and TMPIN0 (CPU Reading from the motherboard) gets to a maximum of 63C degrees (This is with AMD Stock Cooler) However the core temperatures reaches a maximum of 51C degrees (Both are still under specifications) But I wonder which reading is more accurate. Has anyone experienced this discrepancy between these 2 parameters? Thanks again in advance!

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MSI 770-C45, X3 710, Wont Clock...

Everything i do to up some little Mhz from this board and the x3 710 doesnt cut it, in another same model board i had clocked the little 245 Regor to 3.4ghz with some little volting with ease and its 100% stable. This build its so stubborn, i cant find the cause of this... i dont need huge overclocks on this build, just a mild jump to 3.0 or luckily 3.2ghz is perfectly suited, i cant even clock it at 2.8.
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Quote from: Bas on 11-July-09, 02:42:55
Any special reason why you want to do that?
It should handle the same as an USB-stick, however, harddisks are a lot larger.
And best to be unmounted before removed.
Safest way is and will ever be to shutdown the system.
Like i said, the reason i want to do this is to connect the front esata connector of my case to a sata port on the motherboard. Then i would be able to connect a external esata drive.

On board video 785GM-E65

My onboard video wont work on the m/b.
Newest bios 2.4.
I was using an nvidia 8800gts 320 and now i wanted to pull the card and use the on board and hdmi outputs but I get nothing on the screens , just beeps from the pc, I tried resetting the cmos and restarting and setting up but the menu in the cmos that should have on board video listed isnt there. Under Advanced Bios features>(whatever the submenu is called)> doesn't matter just isnt an option anywhere. How is this possible?
I have checked all the menus and there is no on board video option and i clearly have on board video, the reason i bought this board
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In the BIOS under = Advanced | Chipset Feature do you have these showing?
UMA Location
This item is used to select the location of UMA to avoid over-lapping with the other
data blocks in system memory.
On-chip VGA
This item specifies whether to allocate the memory for onboard VGA from the system
memory or sideport memory. Setting to [UMA], allocates the system share
memory for onboard VGA. Setting to [SIDEPORT], allocates the sideport memory
for onboard VGA. Setting to [UMA+SIDEPORT], allocates both system memory and
sideport memory for onboard VGA.
VGA Share Memory
The system shares memory to the onboard VGA card. This setting controls the exact
memory size shared to the VGA card.
SIDEPORT Memory Frequency
This item allows you to set the SIDEPORT memory frequency (in MHz).
If you do not have the above showing, the BIOS needs to be reflashed. If after reflash you have a no show, you have to Contact Tech Support.

785GM-E65 and video out

I am looking for an analog video out solution for this mobo. I bought a VGA to component video cable and that gets me an output with jiberish. I'm aiming for s-video or component. I read that some mobo's support s-video out through the VGA port. Does anyone know if MSI has included this feature on this mobo? I have not found any materials that indicate one way or the other.
Thanks for the help.

This board doesn't support that kind of video output. You could get a video card with super video out or get something like this converter.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815158142&cm_re=vga_to_composite-_-15-158-142-_-Product
Good luck!

785GM-E65 can´t install windows or format HDD

i just bought this board and install it with some of my older pc components including my 1TB HDD, it used to have my old windows 7 installation. I installed this board and boot on my old windows 7 installation but when windows logo appear it automatically shuts down and restart, so i thought it was because with the new mobo i need new installation. so i boot from CD whit windows 7, but when it boots and tell me in which drive i want to install windows, no drive appear so i cannot format mi HDD for the new installation.
please need help with this problem

You can not exchange boards and expect Windows to boot.
As for a new installation, make sure the drive isn't connected to a RAID controller, as mostly you need to install extra drivers.
And check if the controller is running in AHCI or IDE mode, but not RAID.

785GM-E65, 4 DIMM's

Just read the stickies concerning memory. A little background 1st.
Got this mobo with a used system, came with PSD34G1333K, 2 x 2gb Patriot pc1333. Worked fine.
Went to Fry's and got 2 x 2gb of TW3X4G1333C9A, Corsair pc1333. Staff said it should work ok.
Plugged it in the 2 open slots, no post. Corsairs by themselves with Patriot's removed, no post. Patriots alone, got in bios & relaxed the timings to 9-9-9-24 2T. Took out Patriots, Corsairs back in, now it posts.
Now, I'm at the point where I can mix and match the ram in any spots, but I have to leave one empty for it to post. I was like until I searched this forum. I lowered the fsb from 1333 to 1066 to 800, same thing, can only use 3 dimm slots.
Is there anything else I can try? If I return the memory and get one 4gb stick, would that work? 2gb sticks in 2 slots, 1 4b stick in 3rd slot, 4th slot empty for 8gb total? 3 sticks work for 6gb, so I'm thinking this might work?
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.

Yes, check those topics as well:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=130042.0
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=120827.0

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Hello!
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Thanks the answer!

Turn AHCI on in the BIOS.
However it may stop your Windows from booting.

785GM-E65 tRAS alway auto

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1600MHz is OC
You can get tighter timings at lower memory frequency
But i fail to see why you want to set tRAS to 24,
lesser tRAS value doesn't means that will be run fastern...
Also adjusting tRAS will makes 0 difference in performance.
Best leave them to Auto.

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