785GT-e63

Recently did an install with MSI 785GT-E63 Mobo
CPU: AMD 64 X2 6000+
RAM: 2x 2Gig Kingston
Harddrive: 2x 320Gig WD
OS: Windows 7 (64bit)
Graphic Card: On-board
Computer Case: Cooler Master Elite 310
Problem is it worked good on start up, then next day the cmos light stopped lighting along with the DVD Rom light keeps flashing and the rom won't open i rearranged the cable but the problem still persist as though the and the second hard drive doesn't detect on windows when i go into the cmos i see all the drives but it's also not making on of the drives the master to boot can someone lend me some assistance.

Quote from: snyper on 05-November-10, 02:39:15
the DVD Rom light keeps flashing and the rom won't open i rearranged the cable but the problem still persist
I had this similar problem but it seems to be random rather than consistent. Please see related post... >> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=142851.0 <<

Similar Messages

785GT-E63 - Audio over HDMI

Hello All,
I couldn't find this info anywhere, and am hoping that folks here can assist me.
Does this board support audio over HDMI?
I would like to use this board in HTPC setup.
Thank You!!!

Quote from: Fredrik on 20-April-10, 05:16:50
Hello!
Speaking of info. - Please describe your system in some detail, and do not forget to mention the specs of your PSU. There is a sticker on the PSU box.
Generally HDMI transports sound, yes.
Thanks for the reply.
My set-up is pretty simple.
Besides the new MB and CPU (which i got at a great deal on $115 for both) all the components are being recycled from other PCs.
MSI - 785GT-E63
Athlon II 630
2x512MB of DDR2 Ram
Thermaltake TR2 430W PSU
nMEDIAPC HTPC Case 6000B
Windows 7 Ultimate
1.5TB Segate HDD
2TB Hitachi HDD
Video capture card (don't know the specs)
I do not have a dedicated video card, and for my purposes i don't think i need one.
I would like this HTPC to output audio to a 5.1 channel system powered by Onkyo TX-SR507 Receiver through HDMI
This will be used to watch 720/1080p video downloads, brows pictures, basic online browsing and maybe convert some of my old family VHS videos.

785GT-E63 constant crash and reboot upon startup.

Hi, I just recently purchased a 785GT-E63 mobo with a Phenom II x4 965. I swapped my old mobo and cpu (nividia mobo +Intel Core 2 duo) with those, and now I can't get into Windows. It posts ok, and then I see the WinXP logo, but it crashes and reboots just as it's about to show the desktop.
I don't think it's a hardware issue because I can boot up into Safe Mode just fine. It just won't finish booting into normal Windows mode. I've already tried a barebones boot (nothing but the hard drive connected + onboard video), and different sticks of RAM with no luck.
Any ideas?

Quote
Hi, I just recently purchased a 785GT-E63 mobo with a Phenom II x4 965. I swapped my old mobo and cpu (nividia mobo +Intel Core 2 duo) with those, and now I can't get into Windows. It posts ok, and then I see the WinXP logo, but it crashes and reboots just as it's about to show the desktop.
Do a new fresh OS installation after mainboard change

MSI 785GT E63 questions...

Hi everyone, I just built my desktop and a few things don't seem to be working right. My basic setup:
MSI 785GT-E63
AMD Athlon X2 64 Windsor
Seasonic 520W PSU
4x1GB Crucial DDR2 800 MHz
1. I have two CPU fans because I bought an aftermarket CPU cooler. One of them doesn't work. Do I have to plug them in into certain places? The BIOS says only "System Fan 2" is working, not "Systen Fan 1".
2. How do I get it to boot using a USB stick? I plan on installing Windows 7 through USB and I can't seem to find an option for it. I am used to seeing something like "Boot Priority" or something. Do I just press a key on the screen that shows the whole MSI thing? Normally I press "DEL" for the BIOS menu. Should I press something like F12 for boot menu?
3. Is it common for new motherboards, or MSI motherboards, to ship with dead USB ports or did I wire up something wrong? I plugged my USB keyboard/mouse in the back and it didn't work, but I plugged it into any of the other 4 USB ports and it worked.
Additional Notes: It does boot into my old installation of Windows just fine. Do I just need to install the new drivers/utilities to make sure the motherboard works? Any advice would be appreciated, thanks!

1. CPU fan is only one, its goes to CPU FAN header.
2. See here: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=127129.0
The keyboard key for boot menu is F11
3. What "dead usb port"?
Quote
I plugged my USB keyboard/mouse in the back and it didn't work, but I plugged it into any of the other 4 USB ports and it worked.
Assemble user's error. Check for properly connections here: >>If you are having problems with USB ports, read this topic.<<
Quote
Additional Notes: It does boot into my old installation of Windows just fine. Do I just need to install the new drivers/utilities to make sure the motherboard works? Any advice would be appreciated, thanks!
It's recommended to perform a new fresh OS installation

Why is that 785GT-E63 bios does not allow GPU overclock?

Why is that 785GT-E63 bios does not allow GPU overclock?
while other motherboard on the same price range or perhaps cheaper allows it.
Anyways there are software solution but I hope a bios support would do. My old Geforce 8300 supports overclocking GPU via bios.

From my past experience, I would try uninstalling CCC and install ATI Tray Tool, or ATI Tools and see if you can OC a bit that way - if you do remember dont OC far just a tad as it will likely cause heat issues and onboard GPU is fanless.

MSI 785GT-E63 CPU Help

I have the MSI 785GT-E63/780GT-E63 motherboard and I am needing to know what would be the best AMD cpu for htis motherboard. I know the AMD Phenom II X4 980 HDZ980FBGMBOX Black Edition Processor - Quad Core, 6MB L3 Cache, 2MB L2 Cache, 3.70 GHz, Socket AM3, 125W, Fan, Unlocked, Retail and the AMD HDE00ZFBGRBOX Phenom II X6 1100T Black Edition Processor - Six Core, 6MB L3 Cache, 3MB L2 Cache, 3.30GHz, Socket AM3, 125W, Fan, Unlocked, Retail will fit but which would be the best as far as being the fastest for this motherboard or can you suggest a faster cpu for this?

What do you do by the computer? Modern processors are rather powerful, and I bet you whatever you choose it will live rather a relaxed life 99 % of the time.
That said, I think if you have the opportunity and cash you should go for the most expensive processor you can. I hope that means the 6-core processor.
We usually want people to say what their PSU is, so we can laugh at them and tell them they made a bad choice: What PSU have you got?

Sound not working on 785GT-E63

Hey guys! I have a 785GT-E63 mobo and I am running into a problem here!
My sound doesn't seem to be working at ALL!
I have plugged different speakers and mics into the back panel and they will not work in mine but will on my laptop! The only way I can get sound at the moment is through the HDMI cable going from my GTX 480 to my monitor that has bad, no-bass speakers in it.
I tried using the drivers on the CD and then the latest drivers from realtek.com and it still isn't working. I also downloaded audio drivers from the MSI website, and still! nothing!
I am getting very frustrated because it is beginning to seem that my back panel just doesn't work. If anyone has any suggestions, please, respond!
PC Specs:
785GT-E63 Entertainment Series
GTX 480 (Fermi)
AMD Phenom II X4 940 Black Edition
4gb Mushkin Enhance DDR2 RAM (1066 stock, running 800 atm)
Windows 7 64bit.
Side note: Drivers should not be a problem at all because Windows 7 automatically searches for drivers online when you plug in a new device.

Quote from: Fredrik on 14-January-11, 09:32:00
Perhaps you should say some more about your system.
Sound problems are usually related to:
- Windows.
- Realtek drivers
- PSU - meaning the sound card sort of drops out.
I should have started with that info, thanks for the reminder
Win XP Pro SP3
Realtek HD v2.56
Realtek HDMI v2.55
The issue is with the on board S/PDIF no sound/audio at all coming from it.
I called MSI they said that the board must be defective. I exchanged it at Microcenter, but have the same problem with the new board. I highly doubt I would be unlucky enough to get TWO boards with bad S/PDIF's
@ Henry - I have been all over that panel and all the settings appear to be correct.
Like I said in earlier post, the odd thing is that I only have one option for audio device and the spdif control is grayed out on both the realtek panel and the XP panel. I can see there is red light coming thru my optical cord. Basically... ARrrrgggg!!!
It does seem this is somewhat of a problem with various MSI boards, but aven't found solutions out there. Well, not yet. I am hopeful.
Is there maybe a BIOS setting I am missing? Tech support said there is no setting n the bios. True/False?

785GT-E63 won't boot

The setup:
MSI 785GT-E63
AMD Athlon II x2 Regor 2.9 ghz
Crucial 2x2GB DDR2
I have an old SATA hard disk and an old IDE DVD drive in there as well.
I cannot get the system to boot as far as BIOS. My initial instinct was a bad processor/MB, which I returned to Newegg. They shipped me out new ones, which I have installed and I am still in the exact same position. Does anyone have any advice for me?
TIA,
-bort

Quote from: Mark on 02-April-10, 00:57:10
Well, it could be that the CPU requires the motherboard to have a BIOS update to work...
Yikes... how exactly would I go about fixing that?
Quote from: Bas on 02-April-10, 01:30:29
Are you sure you plugged in CPU-power as instructed in the manual?
It does not beep if there is no ram.
You need to start the CPU somehow.
I think of 3 options:
1. BIOS doesn't support your CPU.
2. Memory isn't good
3. CPU power isn't plugged in
Show us a picture of your system.
Exactly why I think it's dead RAM - if it's removed I get the 'no ram' error beeps, if it's in, no boot, and no beep.
1) not sure what to do about that, the motherboard lists this CPU as suppored
2) agreed
3) pretty sure I nailed this one, BOTH times, since they sent me a replacement CPU.
Let's see if this attach image thing works...
-bort

785gt-e63 CPU VID voltages?

MSI 785GT-E63 mb, everything's set to auto, no oc'ing.
8GB of Kingston DDR2 ram, memory tested fine.
When I installed AMD Overdrive to check on voltages and things as I am getting BSOD with bug code 124 in Win 7 64 bit.
The one voltage that fluctuates is CPU VID, overdrive shows it should be at 1.400 and it fluctuates from 1.025 - 1.400, is this normal? It is now doing this with 2 different power supplies.
Current one: (Unknown Manfuacturer)
Model: PS-400W
DC OUTPUT
Max Current
+3.3V = 28A
+5V = 40A
+12v(1) = 20A
+12v(2) = 20A together both +12V = 20A
-12V = 1A
-5V = 0.8A
+5VSB = 2.5A
Other one I tried: Antec
Model: EA-380D GREEN
DC OUTPUT
+5V = 20A
+3.3V = 20A
+12v(1) = 17A
+12v(2) = 15A
-12V = 0.8A
+5VSB = 2.5A
Any ideas as to why I would be getting BSOD with Bugcheck 124?

Quote
Other than the random bugcode 124 Blue Screens the machine has been awesome.
Are there any particular usage scenarios in which those x124 BSODs appear to occur more frequently? For example: Do they rather occur in IDLE or in FULL LOAD conditions or when there are sudden transition between IDLE and LOAD states?
Quote
The one voltage that fluctuates is CPU VID, overdrive shows it should be at 1.400 and it fluctuates from 1.025 - 1.400, is this normal?
Quote
Yes CPU voltages go up and down, it's normal because C&Q does that.
As Bas said, the fact that the Core Voltage fluctates is normal. This is a power saving feature of your processor. These fluctuations should not cause any troubles under normal circumstances. That is why there is usually no reason to turn off the C&Q feature.
However, for testing purposes you can always turn this feature off, just to find out if that will yield any change regarding your BSOD problem. You are then able to determine whether or not your BSODs are C&Q related.
Quote
CPU: AMD Athlon II X2 260 Regor 3.2GHz Socket AM3 65W Dual-Core Desktop Processor
Motherboard: MSI 785GT-E63 AM3/AM2+/AM2 AMD 785G HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard
from the CMOS Setup Screen - BIOS Version: V28.7 11192010
RAM: Kingston ValueRAM 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model KVR800D2N5K2/4G (4 modules total, 2 kits)
Harddrive: Samsung HD642JJ (640 GB)
Optical: HL Data Storage Super Multi DVD Rewriter Model: GH40N
Video: Onboard ATI Radeon HD 4200
Audio: Onboard
NIC: Onboard Realtek 8111DL
The power needs of this configuration are not that demanding, which means both of your PSUs should actually to be able to handle all of your components, given of course that the specifications are correct and that both PSUs are functioning properly.
Quote
Memory Test: Running memtest86+ v4.10 from Ultimate Bood CD now with all 4 modules installed. Will run again with individual modules after if they pass.
In case you get any errors, slightly increase the DRAM/Memory Voltage to 1.95V to compensate the fact that you use four modules and counteract against the potential possibility that your board is slightly undervolting the memory.
Quote
bugcode 124 Blue Screens
Look here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff557321%28v=VS.85%29.aspx
Perhaps that will help you to do further analysis of the BSODs. Please also check the Windows error log and look for any indication of other exceptional errors occuring around the BSODs.
Temporarily disabling some of the peripheral onboard components may also help to find possible causes (e.g. NIC, onboard sound). You could also test a stand-alone video card (with low power demands) to circumvent the onboard video adapter for testing purposes.
Furthermore, I would also disconnect the optical drive completely for testing purpose and run a diagnostic test on the hard drive using a dedicated Samsung utility.

785GT-E63 latest bios is buggy

S.3 bios update is buggy compared to S.2
APS & Cool and Quite does not work
Plus it is not easy to unlock CPU core on that bios.
Hope you can fix this soon. TIA
MSI 785GT-E63
Athlon II X3 435

you can report issues to msi here: http://support.msi.com/

Overclocking using a MSI 785GT-E63.

Here is my current setup and settings that would most likely matter:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ Windsor 90nm (2.8 GHZ stock)
4x1GB DDR2 800 MHz
Seasonic 520W PSU
MSI 785GT-E63 ATX Motherboard
Memory is error free according to memtest86, CPU and motherboard and PSU are proven to work fine. Here are the overclock settings:
2.8 ---> 3.29 GHZ
Using an upgraded CPU cooler and the CPU runs very cool.
CPU: 1.495V
x14 Multiplier
235 MHz FSB
100 MHz PCIe (Locked)
x4 HT Multiplier (~900 MHz HT)
FSB RAM Ratio of 667 MHz, 1.66 (RAM speeds are around 740 MHz according to BIOS)
Stock CPU-NB, NB, and RAM Voltages.
Stock RAM Timings.
Passed 30 Minute OCCT Linpack Test (Max 55 Deg C)
Passed 2 Hour 40 Minute OCCT Standard Test (which is good enough to me)
Windows 7 64 Bit
Now, when I change the settings to anything higher than 235 FSB at the x14 multiplier, I get certain BSODs that I've been trying to figure out. One was "BAD POOL CALLER" and the other was "MEMORY MANAGEMENT".
The FSB limit is definitely not at 240, because I have done 270x12, and 240x13 before. I keep reading many OCing guides and nothing seems conclusive. The NB temperature doesn't seem to get high. System temperature seems to be NB Temperature according to answer I got on these forums (and it's 32 C), and when I touch it I barely feel any heat at all.
Some say to raise CPU-NB Voltage, and some say to raise the NB Voltage. Should I raise one, or the other, and how high should I raise the voltages? I would like people experienced with this specific motherboard/similar motherboards to help me out. The north bridge seems to be cooled only by a heat sink, and not a fan if that means anything. I don't think I need to raise the CPU voltage because it is pretty high as is. I'm really thinking it is all memory related...but memtest says the memory is ok.
Any help appreciated!

New settings.
2.8 ---> 3.36 GHZ
Using an upgraded CPU cooler and the CPU runs very cool.
CPU: 1.525V
CPU-NB: 1.376V
x14 Multiplier
240 MHz FSB
100 MHz PCIe (Locked)
x4 HT Multiplier (~900 MHz HT)
FSB RAM Ratio of 667 MHz, 1.66 (RAM speeds are around 740 MHz according to BIOS)
Stock NB, and RAM Voltages.
Stock RAM Timings.
Passed 30 Minute OCCT Linpack Test (Max 56 Deg C)
Passed 2 Hour 40 Minute OCCT Standard Test
Windows 7 64 Bit
It's very stable and I'm happy with it.

Bios Settings for 785GT-E63

Where can I find BIOS settings for the 785GT-E63 that will give me the most optimum performance for my system? My system consists of:
Nvidia GeForce 7300GT graphics card-256MB memory
G.Skill-4GB DDR2 PC2-6400 Memory
Phenom X3 8600-2.3 GHZ
Coolermaster case with 2-120MM fans
Coolermaster 500 watt PSU
Stock cpu cooling fan
Can someone tell me what I need to do to optimize this system? Would like to buy another CPU, but not sure if I am getting the most out of this one. Help!!

Quote
Would like to buy another CPU, but not sure if I am getting the most out of this one.
How do you mean? If your CPU is correctly recognised, and operates at its native speed of 2.3ghz, then you're getting the most out of it.
Does your system work without issues? Does it do everything you require of it, and do it well?
If yes, and yes, then stop fretting and enjoy your system, instead of trying to look for problems that aren't there.
Of course, if you want to try and push your system further, then you'll have to start overclocking. But we have a whole seperate area for that here, and you should post your questions there.

785GT-E63 Question Dual Channel

Hi,
I need your help. How I do Dual Channel with Motherboard MSI 785GT-E63?
It have 4 Dimm. Dimm 1 and 2 Black Color and Dimm 3 and 4 Blue Color.
Thank you a lot for your help.
Joe

Topic split.
See page 2-6 in your manual:
http://eu.msi.com/service/download/manual-11025.html

XP SP3 MSI 785GT-E63 crash and reboot

Whenever I start certain programs the OS crashes and restarts, and comes back with this error code;
BCCode:10000050 BCP1:FF8F0005 BCP2:00000001 BCP3:8056211D BCP4:00000000 OSVER:5_1_2600 SP:3_0 Product:256_1
I have tested the RAM with Memtest86+ multiple passes 0 errors.
It's mostly games and catalyst software. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
MSI 785GT-E63 Rev 1.0 Motherboard (BIOS 12-31-2009)
Kingston HyperX DDR2-800 2x1GB (2.0 voltage 4-4-4-12 timings)
AMD Athlon II X3 440 (not unlocked or overclocked)
HD 4200 Onboard Video
Maxtor 120GB IDE ATA133
LiteOn iHAS424 DVD SATA
Windows XP Pro SP3 32-bit
Enermax 485w PSU

Quote from: Stu on 27-August-10, 14:28:41
Bug Check Code 10000050 is also referred to as STOP 00000050 or as
STOP 0x50. The name assigned to it is PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
Thanks, Stu
Quote from: Semprini on 27-August-10, 07:40:27
Thanks for all the great input.
These problems have been going on for the past 3 weeks since building the PC.
I am using Catalyst 10-7 version for video drivers.
I used auto timings on RAM when I first built the PC and the same problem came up, will try it again though.
The programs that cause the crash; Catalyst drivers setup(10-4 and 10-7 both cause the crash), Farcry 2 (when un-installing Farcry 2 the crash happens). If I don't start the programs there is no crash. Most types of programs work with no problem, Nero, Padus, Handbrake, AutoGK, Mozilla.
I'll try to get a BSOD code.
Enermax PSU EG495AX-VE(W) Noisetaker
I've had doubts about the PSU before but checked it with a tester and against other PSU's. I still don't trust it, maybe I'll just replace.
Once again thanks for everyone's advice.
Do you have Avast installed or other 3th party AV or firewall software?
Any OC?
Shows us screenshots from CPU-Z, all pages. ==> http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/cpu-z/1.55-setup-en.exe
How to shows images in a forum ==> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=90789.0
Check stability with Orthos:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=103598.msg760534#msg760534

785GT-E63 will not POST

System:
New 785GT-E63 motherboard
New AMD Phenom II X4 960T CPU
New 4GB CENTON DDR2 RAM
New ANTEK VP450 Power Supply
System will to POST. No Video. Powers up, Fans run, CPU appears to make some normal sounding noises, I have breadboarded without any devices other than CPU and MOBO. No beeps on added external speaker. Have tried 3 sets of memory (two new sets), three CPUs (AMD 265, 340 and 960T), two power supplies (both new) and a new case...I am at wits end on this one. Computer seems to act the same way no matter what combination of CPUs and RAM I use. Have ordered a set of POST cards but have not arrived. Have been thru every troubleshooting checklist I can find on the internet. So far, nothing has worked. This is the first time I have ever experienced this in several builds.

It will never beep or post without ram, where does this come from that AMD boards should beep without ram?
There is a BIOS chip on the board with a little green sticker, see what's written on it, could be your CPU's are unsupported with that BIOS.
Then you must fit a supported CPU and flash it with : >>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
Forget M-flash if you don't want to kill the board, but even then, it still needs to start.

785GT-e63

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for