970 Gaming and 5.1 Sound

Recently upgraded to a 970 Gaming motherboard from an Asus motherboard.
Using exactly the same speakers as before (Logitech X540 5.1)
I connect the front speaker to the front speaker connector at the back of the motherboard, likewise, the side and rear speakers to the relevant connectors. I have also downloaded and installed the audio drivers from the MSI support page, but I can not get all the speakers to work at the same time.
Also gone in to Audio properties within Windows and ensured 5.1 speaker system was selected.
Also, checked BIOS setup and it's showing as devices being plugged in to the audio connections, so they are registering.
Any tips or anyone else had problems?
Thanks!

When you connect each speakers, do you set the realtek pop up window properly?
Does it also be configured properly under sound--Playback--Speaker--Configure?
How do you check if it's well applied?
Matrix button actually mixes all left-right speakers from 2.1(stereo) to 5.1(surround).

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So I just finished my new build. Did lots of reading a research to build a budget machine. My amd 8350 will go no higher than 2.09 ghz. Can someone help me out. I do understand the 970 chipset isnt the greatest for 8350's, but the build supports it, and I don't really do OC'ing to CPU. Im a gamer on a budget. any help will be much appreciated.
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Quote from: badboy2k on 03-March-15, 11:32:44
make sure these are set as such in BIOS
go to Settings\Advanced\Power Management Setup
EUP2013 = Disabled
go to Overclocking\CPU Features
AMD Cool and Quiet = Disabled
C1E = Disabled
if you do not mind your computers CPU running hotter all the time Enable HPC Mode (High Power Computing Mode) as that will auto max out the clocks it uses and will not let them drop below Base clock speed (4GHz for the FX8350)!
All of this is done, and it freezes on win 7 splash art loading screen, and never moves. That is with the HPC enabled. I do have High performance set as my power mode inside of win7 as well.
Quote from: JLio01 on 03-March-15, 11:42:10
What BIOS version do you use? What does Current CPU Frequency show under BIOS? Have you tried clear CMOS by taking out the battery with power cord unplugged?
I am on bios version 22.2, cpu freq at 4000MHz. I also did clear the CMOS, I was embarrassed caue i couldn't find it, then I saw it setting under my GTX 970.

970 Gaming bio update

Just received my 970 Gaming motherboard yesterday to start my build tomorrow. Will need a bio update for an AMD 8370. Do I need to install windows before I update, or, can/should I flash it before the install?
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Quote from: daminera on 09-May-15, 06:08:18
I must have gotten lucky as the latest bios was already on it.
Install went well and booted right up.
I just got my own 970 Gaming a few days ago and was also pleasantly surprised to see it was at 2.22 UEFI... That seems to indicate the board is selling well--my revered G46-AM3+ has been passed to a relative (the wife--she's thrilled with my hand-me-downs--I'm lucky like that), but when I got that board it had shipped with the 1.1 UEFI version, and went through several more successful updates to finalize at UEFI version 2.6--and so I built a little decently-priced value box for myself with the 970 Gaming. (New Egg had a sale with it 15% off it's $99 regular price--had to pounce...!)
However, I also noticed that MSI is coming out with a newer version of the 970A Gaming, called the 990GFXA Gaming--it's supposed to include the 990FX chipset (instead of the 970FX as is in the 970 Gaming and the G46 and in the Krait.) The only difference beyond that that I can see is the on-board USB 3.0/3.1 ports (which the Krait has, too.) But, I figured if I wanted it I can always buy a cheap PCIe/PCI expansion card for it later and wind up with 6-8 3.1 ports for a piddling sum--MSI is using Type A ports for 3.1 as opposed to Type C, ports--and I much prefer A to C. Besides, NewEgg had no 990FXA Gaming boards in stock or I'd have probably gone ahead and bought it anyway, probably...
OK, so about that "difference" between the 970 & the 990 chipsets (northbridge.)...I keep reading that the chipsets roughly breakdown in differences as follows:
970 A single PCIe slot @ 16 lanes
990X Two PCIe slots @ 16 & 8 lanes respectively (8 x8 when used in tandem with xFire/SLI.)
990FX Two x16 PCIe slots that break down to x16 & 8x when used for xFire/SLI.)
990GX A 990X that includes an on-board IGP
(Any further enlightenment is always appreciated)... But by these definitions, then, the 970a s950 boards sold in the 970G, the G46, and the Krait, are not really "970" chipsets, but actually they are 990X chipsets, eh?...
Anyway...I decided this time on an FX-8320E, which I am sure will last me until something really nice for the upcoming x86 Zen architecture materializes--where AMD once again has a chance to shine brightly in the cpu performance markets.
OK, I've been very pleased with the board so far--it's what I wanted, actually, not too dissimilar from the 970a-G46. The boards are a lot a like, but that's A-OK with me because the G46 was a terrific product for the last two + plus years, and as my wife's it is sure to do well for a couple more years at least.
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[Share]Cooling down 970 Gaming!

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link：https://forum-tc.msi.com/index.php?topic=113191.0
The story happened in a frigid night few weeks ago. I turned on my computer since I want to play Watch Dog, which is a very popular game recently. Huh? No response? I tried several times and wondering if I forgot to connect the plug? But I never unplug my socket! After some easy tests, I reckon the computer is dead…but I’ve just got chapter 2 of my Watch Dog!!!
I sent my computer to fix station immediately, hoping they can save my computer’s life. After a few minutes, the clerk announced frigidly “The motherboard is dead.”
One thing is still lucky, my FX-4170 and R7850 are still alive! For a new PC, I decided to replace and upgrade the original one with an AM3+ motherboard. The shop owner showed some AM3+ motherboards to me, one is MSI 970 Gaming, and this is the first time we met. :> Of course, I took it home.
My equipment:
CPU: AMD FX-4170
RAM: Vengeance Low Profile 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 Kit
MB: AMD 970 GAMING
VGA: R7850 Twin Frozr 2GD5/OC
PSU: ENERMAX Platimax 750W CrossFireX
COOLER: Thermaltake Frio Advanced
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit
Except the cooler and motherboard, the rest are old ones.
For the heatsink design, I really like the dragon, and the cooling effect seems great.
There are only 2 USB 3.0 ports for rear IO, but you can expand with front panel.
The capacitors next to Audio Boost look very powerful.
Here is a weak point, 8 pin port of power supply is too close to heat sink, so it’s easy to get stuck if you have fat fingers…
Heat sink panel is designed with nice hair texture with classic MSI dragon shield.
And my old friend FX-4170.
I upgrade my normal stock fan to a Thermaltake tower fan and assemble it for ten minutes with manual…
You need to take the original stand off if you need a tower fan. The new stand of tower fan looks better!
The point of this photo is the height of tower fan. For my memory the height is fine but higher level memory, like OC memories, could get stuck because there is not enough space.
This motherboard is not too hot when it goes with normal stock fan, the worst situation is a little hot when you touch it. After use tower fan, the temperature is always between 35-42 degrees; in addition, the heat sink becomes just a little warm. I can say 970 Gaming’s heat sink design is quite good and got great result of cooling, if you use extra two fans, you can reach much lower degrees.
The temperature is CPU constantly running half hour with 100%, the highest degree so far is 52 degrees. I think it’s low enough, because I’ve seen some CPU temperature up to 20 degrees for watching YouTube only. Therefore, I believe the importance of heat sink and fans match or not.
Of course using AMD with low temperature works very smoothly, Watch Dog can run with full mode although there is a little latency, so just need to switch down a bit and you can enjoy it! Finally, I assembled my new computer and continue my Watch Dog. :D Although the equipment almost same with the old version, but I can feel better performance from new motherboard! In the past, use all the effect with full mode has more latency than now.
變成了這個有希望的姿勢了…
There is a story behind the pic. When I was going to the mission location happily and found out this person robbing poor people. At that time, my justices tell me to give the poor people a help, so I knock down the robber and kick his ass “accidently “, then he laid down with this “hope pose”…
Let’s end with view of the back of Aiden Pearce.

On this motherboard are going to be aimed at gaming only, so MSI avoids adding in power/reset buttons as well as a two-digit debug which we might see on more expensive models. MSI also eschews the OC Genie button on this board, which is a shame as a basic OC would help this platform in general. Providing a lookup table of overclocks takes time for each CPU range to be considered, and perhaps it is not worth the time on the 970 chipset.

PC freezes at BIOS with new MSI GTX 970 gaming

Went from a Windforce 670 to a MSI GTX 970 gaming, and the PC locks at the startup bios screen. I get 1 beep every 10-15 secs or so.
I've tried reseating the card, memory sticks, checking connections and nothing. If I put the windforce 670 back in, the pc is perfectly fine.
Specs
Windows 7 64 Bit
Intel i7 2600 @ 3.4 GHz
BIOS AMI 7.14
DDR3 ram 8gb @ 677mhz
Corsair GS600 PSU
Pegasus Corporation 2AC2 mobo

Hi,
Yes you will need to reinstall Operating System, type the activation key in, install fresh drivers etc. You can save documents, backup anything like installing packages for favourite software (e.g. CCleaner) but all other has to be reinstalled.
I would suggest Z97 PC Mate with i5 4690K, Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO cooler. Personal budget choice but still with decent performane (quad CPU and OC availability). RAM+PSU+Case you currently have should work fine.

970 gaming bios update error

updated to latest bios version via live update and now get an error msg after reboot "mb thermal design doesnt support cpu over 200w" i have removed battery for more than 15m and tried to reset cmos via jumper.
Board: MSI 970 GAMING
Bios: Version 22.3
VGA: MSI 280X 3GB
PSU: CORSAIR GS600
CPU: AMD 5.0GHZ 9590 EIGHT CORE 4.7 200X23.5 = 4700 MHZ
MEM: AMD 16GB 4 STICKS
HDD: AMD 240GB SSD
COOLER: ZALMAN LIQUID COOLER
OC: NONE
OS: Windows 7 64bit HOME

For contacting AMD go to AMD site. For contacting MSI directly: >>How to contact MSI.<<
However this board's hardware is not able to handle a 220W cpu under load like clearly listed by MSI. It doesn't matter what any people or companies build.
That's their warranty risk but not relevant for juding if the cpu can be handled by board's thermal and power design.
If companies put it on 970 Gaming and expect it to be throttled it's probably more fraud but a useful offer. No need to buy a 9590 if it won't run at full speed.
Quote from: http://www.msi.com/support/mb/970-GAMING.html#support-cpu
Warning: This MB doesn’t support 200W or above CPU.

970 Gaming - Freeze and screen off.

-MB: MSI 970 Gaming
-CPU: AMD FX-6300 6-Core Vishera 3.5 GHZ 95W
-PSU: Corsair AX760 760W Single +12V Rail 80 Plus Gold
-RAM: Vulcan Team 2133 TLD38G2133HC10QDC01 Running at 1866 Mhz
-HDD: Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 1TB 7200 RPM
-GRAPHICS: Sapphire R9 270 OC Edition 2GB GDDR5
-Windows 8.1
- BIOS 0.22 (latest)
-No overclock, everything running at stock speeds.
-Everything is brand new
The problem is randomly the screen goes off, the computer freeze, the lights and everything still on and have to reset using the button or turn off the computer. I don't find any pattern in the failure, this happens when the computer is idling, browsing internet, gaming or any task. I try stressing the CPU, GPU and RAM using different software like Prime95, RAMTEST+, FunMARK etc, but sometimes I can run the test for hours with no failures, or just turn on the computer in the morning and 5 minutes later boom, the screen goes off and I have to restart the computer and then I can continue using for 2, 5 or 10 hours without any problem.
I had the problem since the first day I built this machine, and every single day I use the computer it freeze at least once.
I already try:
- Change the PSU, try with 3 different PSU, check voltages.
- Try 2 different graphics card
- Try with different RAM modules, different configuration single, dual channel, 1 stick
- Try changing the voltages for CPU and RAM, try different speeds and combinations.
- Try with Windows 7, 8.1, Ubuntu Linux
- Try updating all the drivers, including different drivers for the graphics card.
- Reset BIOS.
No luck at all, the problem still the same with no change. No errors on the Windows log, no blue screen, nothing, just the screen goes off, and that's it.

I guess you mean it is at bios 22.0 (aka 7693vM0). You can try the latest beta bios 7693vM11
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
A.) Download the attached archive and place it on your desktop. Do not decompress.
B.) Download and install the Forum flash tool.
C.) Insert your FAT32 formatted usb stick.
D.) Make sure that all win 8 options are disabled. (Fast Boot etc) Also make sure the legacy USB is enabled.
E.) Start the forum flash tool and select option 1. Then point the tool at the compressed archive we downloaded earlier. Then to your USB Flash Drive.
F.) Boot to the USB
G.) Now follow the directions and let the tool flash
Beacuse of the random crashes try only with one stick, no overclock or manual set timings/ram speed and all USB devices removed.

Can anyone share a step by step instruction on how to use M-flash?MSI 970 Gaming

I've been researching online and alot of the information regarding on how to do this are really inconsistent and outdated. even the video shown here stops at the end and doesn't explain what you need to do once u get back into the bios. I've also pinged MSI tech support and they are very vague and sound speculative in their answers. HELP! this is for an MSI 970 gaming board.

procedure same as the Xpower video.
1. Put the bios file in the root folder of your USB pen drive
2. Go to bios --> Mflash --> Select one file to update bios
The system will then start to flash the bios.
3. After flash success then just remember to go to bios and press F6 then F10
Note: there is always risk in updating bios, if you don't encounter any issues at all then there's no need to update your bios

MOVED: MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G + MSI Z87-G45 incompatible? Noise on speakers

This topic has been moved to MSI Intel boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184068.0

Used hardware
MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G (+ RMA'ed new one)
Gigabyte 670 GTX Windforce
MSI Z87-G45 Gaming motherboard (with Intel i7-4770K, Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB, and Crucial M500 - 480GB SSD)
Asus P5N32-E with Q6600 and 8GB DDR2 (Going to test this)
SoundBlaster-Z Audio card
Roccat Kave 5.1 Gaming Headphones (4x 3.5 mm jacks: Front, Rear, Center&bass, Microphone + USB amp/volume control)
Corsair B600 (600W) PSU (secondary)
Corsair RM750 (750W) PSU (Primary)
To summarize
Corsair RM750 + MSI Z87-G45 + Gigabyte GTX 670 + Roccat Kave = really faint noise only when scrolling in browser, in game not heard
Corsair RM750 + MSI Z87-G45 + MSI GTX 970 + Roccat Kave = in game loud and heavy noise + screech when scrolling in browser
Corsair RM750 + MSI Z87-G45 + MSI GTX 970 + Soundblaster-Z + Roccat Kave = In game moderate to heavy noise
Corsair B600 + MSI Z87-G45 + MSI GTX 970 + Soundblaster-Z + Roccat Kave = In game weak to moderate noise
Corsair B600 + MSI Z87-G45 + MSI GTX 970 + Soundblaster-Z + Roccat Kave with Mic disconnected = Almost no noise, ifg you listen for it, really faint background noise in game. But well within my acceptable limits.
Tomorrow I'll try:
Corsair B600 + MSI Z87-G45 (onboard sound) + MSI GTX 970 + Roccat Kave without mic
Corsair RM750 + Asus P5N32-E (onboard sound) + MSI GTX 970 + Roccat Kave with mic
I failed to mention, that the first thing I did was to remove my HD Audio Front panel connector off its header.
So I did some more searches. The noise has something to do with the capacitors on (presumably) the video card. The higher the pitch usually coincides with higher FPS. So the interference must be coming from the video card, as this is the last thing added and probably the main cause.
Both the motherboard & the SoundBlaster-Z pick up the EMI/RF interference. (I am disappointed by the SoundBlaster about this).
I'll test with the older motherboard and see how I proceed from there.

MOVED: MSI reveals AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard Get ready for high end AMD GAMING

This topic has been moved to MSI AMD boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=181363.0

Quote from: defetonezzzzz on 25-June-14, 19:19:45
MSI, world leading in motherboards, debuts its first AMD AM3+ socket based GAMING motherboard, the MSI 970 GAMING. Inherited with the outstanding DNA of MSI's award winning GAMING family, the new MSI AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard features Killer LAN for the best online GAMING experience, Audio Boost 2 powered by Creative Sound Blaster Cinema2 for astonishing sound quality that gives you the upper hand on the battlefield, USB Audio Power and a whole new hardware and software design for enhanced gaming performance. Get ready for high end AMD GAMING with MSI.
Link?
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/970_GAMING.html#hero-overview
Anyone know the TDP of this board?
In a comparison it looks practically identical to the 125W G46-970a. Except the G46 has a sound optical out--the features list says the Gamer board doesn't--and the board pics confirm that. Board looks to have better software than the G46--possibly better sound output, maybe.

MSI reveals AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard Get ready for high end AMD GAMING

MSI, world leading in motherboards, debuts its first AMD AM3+ socket based GAMING motherboard, the MSI 970 GAMING. Inherited with the outstanding DNA of MSI's award winning GAMING family, the new MSI AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard features Killer LAN for the best online GAMING experience, Audio Boost 2 powered by Creative Sound Blaster Cinema2 for astonishing sound quality that gives you the upper hand on the battlefield, USB Audio Power and a whole new hardware and software design for enhanced gaming performance. Get ready for high end AMD GAMING with MSI.

Quote from: defetonezzzzz on 25-June-14, 19:19:45
MSI, world leading in motherboards, debuts its first AMD AM3+ socket based GAMING motherboard, the MSI 970 GAMING. Inherited with the outstanding DNA of MSI's award winning GAMING family, the new MSI AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard features Killer LAN for the best online GAMING experience, Audio Boost 2 powered by Creative Sound Blaster Cinema2 for astonishing sound quality that gives you the upper hand on the battlefield, USB Audio Power and a whole new hardware and software design for enhanced gaming performance. Get ready for high end AMD GAMING with MSI.
Link?
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/970_GAMING.html#hero-overview
Anyone know the TDP of this board?
In a comparison it looks practically identical to the 125W G46-970a. Except the G46 has a sound optical out--the features list says the Gamer board doesn't--and the board pics confirm that. Board looks to have better software than the G46--possibly better sound output, maybe.

970 Gaming Motherboard Audio too quiet

ive been missing with this all day. Both the windows 7 drivers and the realtek drivers are too quiet, tested with my speakers (just a one 3.5 plug, with stereo speakers + sub) and my headphones. Every volume setting is maxed out etc etc etc. Its far too quiet for loudness equalization/headphones settings to make it loud enough. i primarily have been using the back port as i always do but ive tested the front. Latest drivers downloaded from MSI website from the page for my mobo. Please tell me this isn't a RMA i have to do i might die....xD
If i run the audio to my USB mic and plug my headphones into there, the audio is fine.
Anyone have any advice to offer?
One of the reasons i bought this was for its superior onboard sound....i haven't had any other problems with it. but if i cant use its audio then its gone.
in case its somehow relevant, specs:
MSI 970 gaming
FX-6300 stock clock
4GB (1x4GB) DDR3 1600 Gskill ares
evga GTX 660 stock clock 2GB
seasonic 750w PSU
corsair c70
white label 500GB 7200RPM hard drive

Quote from: Bernhard on 30-July-14, 14:01:51
Remove the front panel audio connector from the board and retest the rear plugs. Did you install all the needed audio drivers?
Also ensure that you don't have any errant standoff causing a short, perhaps test the baord outside the case to ensure that you don't have a potential short somewhere.
If that does not solve the problem, then perhaps you may have a defective analog audio circuit as your digital audio via the USB seems to work.
Thanks for the standoff suggestion, that never occured to me. however, there arent any phantom standoffs anywhere after checking. I unplugged the front audio panel to no change, and i even tried unlugging the LED board that was in the back port next to the sound stuff in case it was somehow doing stuff to no avail.
All the drivers that i could have tried, i did. I tried windows 7 drivers, i tried MSI realtek drivers, and i tried just realtek drivers. looks like ill have to RMA to newegg. i assume theres no way to just use this board until the new one comes then return it so i dont have to be without my PC for a week or 2? :/
thanks for your help.

MSI 970 Gaming Mobo Issue - 5 beeps

Hi Guys,
I've trawled the internet for answers, and I still dont know what to do.
I have built a new system. Ive put an MSI 970 Gaming Motherboard and an AMD FX8350 CPU and a Sapphire Dual-X Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 GPU. The rest is irrelevant at the moment, as nothing else is plugged in other than these 3 parts.
I booted up the machine, and I got no video, and nothing happening at all. Thought this was a bit strange so I headed out to Maplin to buy a Motherboard test kit. Plugged the speaker onto the motherboard, and it is giving me 5 beeps.
So... I contacted Amazon and swapped my CPU for a different one, as this was the information I was given through a different forum.
Just put the CPU into the machine (taking all static care etc.) and switched it on. 5 beeps again.
Literally stumped as to what I should do next? I would have thought replacing the CPU would have fixed this issue, but apparently not!
Is 5 beeps definitely the CPU? No video either, so if it isnt, why is this still not working?
Cheers,

My apologies - just a bit desperate for an answer I suppose
Main Board: MSI 970 Gaming
Bios Version: AMI BIOS
Video Card: Sapphire Dual-X Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 GPU
PSU: 850W
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: Dual
CPU: AMD FX8350
Memory: HyperX FURY Series 8GB DDR3 1600MHz
SSD/ HDD: 1TB WD SATA (NOT ATTACHED)
CPU COOLER: Stock AMD FX8350
Raid Card: N/A
Sound Card: Onboard Motherboard
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system: Non
OC: No
Operating System: Not installed yet (eventually Windows 8.1)
I've had a good look around, and doesnt appear to be anything surrounding motherboard that you've listed - no discolouration, no visible scratches etc.

MSI 970 Gaming + AMD FX-8350

Hello,
I want to upgrade my computer and by searching around I stumbled upon the new MSI 970 Gaming mainboard. I'm really looking forward to the isolated audio PCB and even the ramdisk software integrated in the MSI Command Center would be nice to have.
But I want to upgrade to an FX-8350, too.
Officially the FX8350 has a TDP of 125 Watt. But I know that it can draw more, even without overclocking. At least 140 Watt under certain circumstances, e.g. when using burn-in tools like Prime95.
I heard of problems with a few 970 chipset mainboards, when used with power demanding CPUs like the FX8350. They usually start throttling, if the TDP exceeds a certain limit. Avoiding an early death of the mainboard, caused by the overheating of the used MOSFETs. As far as I know the throttling isn't always an issue with mainboards with 'bigger' chipsets, like the 990FX, since they usually support a higher TDP.
The 'FX8350-issue' is known for quite a while, so I'm not sure if it sill applies to the new '970 Gaming' mainboard. Besides the 'military class 4 components' nothing is said about the used components, e.g. something about the power phase, which could give somewhat of a hint.
Now what would you say, based upon your experience? Do you think that the new '970 gaming' is a viable option for the FX8350? Or should I buy a mainboard with a 'bigger' chipset, like the MSI 990FXA-GD65? And if you say 'yes' to the 970 Gaming, would it be still a viable option if I want to overclock the FX8350 (not sure if I'll do it).

Thank you both for sharing your thoughts.
@Nichrome: You're right that the mobo is vital. So getting a 990FX just makes sense. It's just because the hardware features of the 970 Gaming are just so good. Nice onboard sound, integrated headphone amplifier, nice network card, etc. It's mouth-watering so to speak I just need to be certain
@flobelix: I hoped that someone would say that, being it the last chapter of AM3+, they would make a better thermal design.
I'll think I have to give it a bit more thought. Or probably wait a bit until something is said about the thermal design. It's just that I really like the hardware features of the 970 Gaming
Again thank you!

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Yours is already a UEFI-ready Hybrid-VBIOS, indicated by the filesize and the MSI-term MSINV316MH.126

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