990fxa-gd80 problem
My hardware:
MSI 990FXA-GD80 AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
Crucial 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory Model CT2KIT51264BA1339
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T Thuban 2.8GHz Socket AM3 125W Six-Core Desktop Processor HDT55TFBGRBOX
MSI R5770 Hawk Radeon HD 5770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
ASUS DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS Black SATA 24X DVD Burner
Western Digital Caviar Green WD7500AADS 750GB SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive
Seagate Barracuda 7200.9 ST3808110AS 80GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive
CORSAIR Enthusiast Series CMPSU-550VX 550W ATX12V V2.2 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Compatible with Core i7 Power Supply
Everything but the hard drives and power supply is new. When I turn the system on the computer won't boot, I get a sustained loud tone, and the debug codes show 19, then 31, then 4f, then d6. The ddr phase shows 1 and the nb/cpu phase leds are all lit.
Can anyone suggest a solution to my problem? Is there a list of debug codes somewhere?
Quote from: jo.sh on 15-July-11, 12:53:12
Aha! I did plug in the video card, but it seems I hadn't seated the connection correctly. Everything boots fine now, thanks!
However, I'm having another problem. It seems like the OS (Win 7) isn't recognizing the PCI slot, which is where my wireless card is installed. (At the same time Windows can't find an ethernet controller driver.)
Is this likely a hardware issue, or the OS?
Quote from: jo.sh on 15-July-11, 12:53:12
However, I'm having another problem. It seems like the OS (Win 7) isn't recognizing the PCI slot, which is where my wireless card is installed. (At the same time Windows can't find an ethernet controller driver.)
What card you use? There should be driver included with this WiFi card itself
Quote from: jo.sh on 15-July-11, 12:53:12
Aha! I did plug in the video card, but it seems I hadn't seated the connection correctly. Everything boots fine now, thanks!
No problem
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Never in my life I have seen a more unstable motherboard....
Here is my configuration (the system is new, assembled yesterday):
Cpu: AMD FX 8350
MB: MSI 990fxa-gd80 (bios verison:13.2)
Memory: Corsair vengeance 8x2GB 1866
SSD: OCZ vector 128 GB
Power: Seasonic 850 Bronze
System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64
I need some help with the following problems if there is someone kind enough to help me:
1. after a minute or 2 bios freezes (I think I managed to solve this by setting the correct speed for ddram; initially it's 1333 and I set it to 1866)
2. Now the windows sees the 16 GB of ram but only uses 8 GB: 16.0 GB (7.95 GB usable); If I set the memory speed to 1333, the windows uses all memory but the computer resets after a few minutes in windows and the bios freezes the same. And after reset it doesn't boot anymore... I have to clear CMOS to make it boot again
3. sometimes after a freeze, I reset and all kinds of artifacts appear on the screen, and the system is not booting
Does someone have any idea about these problems ? Have anybody experienced something like this ?
Thanks in advance for your help.Quote from: DSpawn on 04-September-13, 21:24:51
Memory: Corsair vengeance 8x2GB 1866
Are you sure? All my 990FXA-GD80-Boards have only four DDR3-Slots, not eight...
What happens, when you run the system with only one RAM-module? Check the one module first and the second module later. -
990FXA-GD80 problem debug LED shows 19 and 36
i've had this setup for over a year with no problems until last night when it stop working
i start the computer and all fans and light go on and my screen is just blank nothing no boot up
so i open the chassi and starts it up again and the debug LED shows 19 and 36
i googled abit on 19 and 36 and some peaple say its the CPU that isn't supportet but i've had this setup for over a year working
other says its the the ram so i pick out each ram and try one for one and i cleared CMOS
still nothing just goes to 19 and then 36 and then stop there forever
spec=
MSI 990FXA-GD80
AMD Phenom II x6 1090t 3.2GHz
Corsair 2048mb cl9 XMS3 (x4, 8gb)
XFX Radeon HD6870 1024mb
Cooler master real power 620w
A-data SSD 511-series 120gbThe 1090T works just fine on this board... I also have a 1090T and it worked fine on it.
You say you have been using this setup for around a year.. so what changed? Did you do a bios update.. are all your settings correct? Possibly try one memory stick and set 'auto' for a test.
The test on your friends PC will answer if your cpu is ok...
good luck -
Not to create a new theme I will ask a question in this.
Under loading it is not activated AMD Turbo Core. Bios ver.1 or 2 setup defaults, option turbo core in auto or enabled.
1090Т default 3,2G, turbo core => 3,6G full loads CPU
Motherboard: MSI 990FXA-GD80 (MS-7640)
CPU: AMD Phenom X6 1090T
Memory: PC3-10700 1333 Samsung M378B5273DH0-CH9 (4х4=16GB)
GPU: Gigabyte HD5870 2GB Eyefinity 6 Edition (GV-R5876P-2GD-B)
1.HDD 160GB Intel X25-M SSD [SSDSA2MH160G2R5]
2.HDD Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 ST31000528AS
3.HDD Seagate Barracuda 5900.LP ST32000542AS
4.HDD Seagate Barracuda 5900.LP ST32000542AS
5.HDD Western Digital Caviar Black WD2001FASS
6.HDD Hitachi Deskstar 7K3000 HDS723030ALA640
LAN: Intel <EXPI9301CT> Gigabit Desktop Adapter
DVD: SATA Pioneer DVR-S18LBK
Adaptec AAR-1430SA - 1
Case: Chenbro SR 11169 Black
PSU: Corsair CMPSU-850HX
OS Win 7 х64 (no utilites turbo CPU ...)
:( HELPQuote from: Prodif on 24-July-11, 22:43:07
OMG ... he doesn't want to join, at inclusion there is no signal on LCD. LED post code 68, manul AMI bios - 0x68 PCI host bridge initialization ...
After power unit deenergizing 220V sometimes joins. In "bios" not manual option video output (PCI/PEG...).
Earlier all it worked on GA-870A-UD3 no problems.
Quote from: Prodif on 25-July-11, 01:42:56
Bas
HDD ... culer enable, LCD no signal. Alfa test bios version 2 ? )
Reset bios jampers and no problem startup.
You better go here http://forum-ru.msi.com/, as it hard to understand what you are telling -
MSI 990FXA-GD80 problem keyboard USB bios B4
Good afternoon,
Recently updated my BIOS to version: 11.4, but my usb keyboard does not want to access the BIOS, and for that I need to use a PS2 keyboard, there is some configuration to be done?Quote from: regimen on 06-September-11, 09:58:39
I was initially having the same issue, where I was unable to enter BIOS version 11.4 (B.4), using my Logitech G15. After trying different USB ports (including, just for kicks, the USB 3.0 headers), clearing CMOS several times, with no success, I tried another USB keyboard (plugged into my front USB 2.0 headers) and it worked! I was able to enter BIOS, set my options and reboot. After doing initial setup, I was then able to enter BIOS normally, with my regular Logitech G15 keyboard, just as before the update.
This update is great, too, other than this little snafoo. Finally, we have a proper UEFI and I feel much better about spending nearly $200 on this board!
Referring to another friend who also bought this motherboard with the normal usb keyboard it works, problem is with the Logitech G510 which worked normally before, now wait for a fix bios, I also really enjoyed this UEFI, more has to solve this problem with my Logitech G510 -
990fxa-gd80 problem with overclock fx-8350
Hey everyone....i upgraded to 8350 from 8150 and i tought that it would overclock better some said that i had a bad chip or somethink but now i think i know whats the problem i just dont know how to undone it. 1. This motherboard doesnt have LLC (load line calibration) and i CANT find it anywhere....is there a software or a way to enable LLC or somethink? because i got quite a big Vdroop when i set it to 1.5 or 1.55v it says in cpu-z that my V are 1.4-1.45 maybe sometimes more or less its always fluctuating. 2. maybe i set wrong voltages or somethink....should i only touch cpu multiplier and cpu voltage? or should i also touch ht link north bridge cpu-nb voltage nb voltage etc? if anyone could help with my overclock i would be gratefull
The board already has official support but it doesn't work properly with Vishera none the less. MSI knows of the problem and is working on a new version. There is no info so far when it will be released. As this is just a Users-to-Users Forum we have no clue of the progress.
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This topic has been moved to AMD64 ATI/SiS/VIA boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=150456.0Quote from: jo.sh on 15-July-11, 12:53:12
Aha! I did plug in the video card, but it seems I hadn't seated the connection correctly. Everything boots fine now, thanks!
However, I'm having another problem. It seems like the OS (Win 7) isn't recognizing the PCI slot, which is where my wireless card is installed. (At the same time Windows can't find an ethernet controller driver.)
Is this likely a hardware issue, or the OS?
Quote from: jo.sh on 15-July-11, 12:53:12
However, I'm having another problem. It seems like the OS (Win 7) isn't recognizing the PCI slot, which is where my wireless card is installed. (At the same time Windows can't find an ethernet controller driver.)
What card you use? There should be driver included with this WiFi card itself
Quote from: jo.sh on 15-July-11, 12:53:12
Aha! I did plug in the video card, but it seems I hadn't seated the connection correctly. Everything boots fine now, thanks!
No problem -
Problems with 990FXA-GD80 and AMD FX8350
Hello,
I built this PC back in March, and ever since I have been having problems with it. I get BSOD every now and then. It usually only happens when I am playing a game or trying to render a video. The last time I tried running Prime95, my computer locked up and didn't report the error or go to bluescreen. I thought I might post my issues here, because I can't figure out the cause. I believe it's a piece of the hardware that is causing it.
I ran memtest86 with all passes, and I checked my HHD for errors and nothing came back.
I'm not sure if my BIOS version it out of date, but it says I am on V11.13. When I scan on Live Updater 5, there are no updates so I'm not sure if I need to just flash it or what.
My BIOS settings are all default, except I changed the CPU and DRAM voltages to higher values. 1.35V for the CPU and 1.65V for the DRAM. I seen it recommended in another thread so I figured I would give it a try. All my temps look fine by the way. I'm not sure if it has solved the issues though, I haven't tried playing much games or rendering a video.
If anyone might have an idea what is going on I would really appreciate any help. I don't know much about building PCs, so take it easy :P
My full specs are:
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
CPU: AMD FX-8350
Motherboard: 990FXA-GD80 V2
GPU: Sapphire Radeon HD 7850
Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133
PSU: CORSAIR HX Series HX750 750W
HDD: Seagate SV35 Series ST1000VX000 1TB
I can post more info if needed, thanks!No replies?
First off that ram is 1.6V not 1.65V. Your ram is ddr3 2133mhz which is an overclock ram speed. Hopefully that works ok in "auto".
Next, your cpu is being starved for volts. Set it to at least 1.4V. Do not be afraid to go higher if it still crashes.
The bios is the latest for Win7. I am using it and it works fine.
Do you have any monitoring software like HWiNFO64? It shows my 8350 idling at 1435 mhz and using 1.32V-1.46V right now. Under load it will be higher. Yours will be too. -
Ok after a month of my new setup (8150fx,msi 990fxa-gd80 and kingston hyperx 1866 8gb) i tried to OC some the cpu . After all the settings are done and boot normally at windows i saw the core voltage was at stock 1.28v (using CPU-Z,core temp and amd overdrive) but before at bios i gave it 1,35v. Also i use a multi of x17.5 and fsb 233 but while checking from same programs (CPU-Z, core temp and amd overdrive) the multi goes at 16.5 If i use the amd overdrive i can set the cpu voltage and multi at 1.35 and x17.5 but only from there. Also the system temp at north bridge is a bit high 41 idle is that the correct temp ??? I am using the latest bios 11.10
Plz if anyone knows something about that or had the same problem plz tell me what should i do .Is amd Cool n'quiet & c1e support disabled?
Also, when overclocking, I don't use amd overdrive (except for the vid card) or control center. Make all your bios changes in the bios. -
990FXA-GD80 a lot of problems in OC
Hi guys!
I have a MSI MB 990FXA GD80 and with her, a lot of problems.
The first is with my RAM.
When I'm trying to increase my RAM frequency higer or equal @ 1000Mhz (2000Mhz for the both, i have 2x4Go GSkill PC17000), the MB boot normally but on Windows I have only 4Go @ 1000Mhz because CPUZ show me my RAM run in "Single chanel".
I tried to increase my VRAM to 1,706V (in bios) but without succes. I keep "Single Chanel". Same if i let timings in "auto".
Before 1000Mhz it's working.
If I increase the FSB to 250Mhz I must to let "DDR3-1333Mhz" in bios.
WHY?!
The second problem it's about the HT Link.
When my HT Link is higher or equal to 2100Mhz, I can have 3 pretty bips during reboot MB. After bips, she'll boot, on Windows it's working, but if i restart for there, I ll have 3 bips again.
WHY?!
The problem with this MB, that's u can't know where you are with voltages. U can let in "auto" but if you want increase a frequency and u don't know a start voltage, that's sucks! You do with closed eyes.
Control Center is horrible, he never ever works!
I'm sad because i loved this MB, but if i can't do a good OC, that's useless. I wont sell it.
If you get some answers to my problems tell me.
Thx.Quote
I would like to know if someone with this MB did a good overclock?
What is the expected OC worthy of the 'good' rating? Then, in a subsequent statement, this is said;
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I get a good OC 24/7 @ 3910Mhz 230x17 on my 1090t on this MB, but i can't rise my RAM @1000Mhz (2000Mhz or more) in Dual Chanel. So why?
Why? Try other RAM? Any screen shots of CPU-Z Memory or SPD Tabs posted to have a look at so recommendations of what to try can be offered?
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I also have these issues, I've never managed to get my ram higher than 800mhz(ish). CPU (FX-8150) seems to be fine and can get over 4.2ghz easily but I've always had to scale back the memory.. Until somebody proves otherwise this board is useless for OC. I never imagined a motherboard could be as bad as this one, I've resorted to mostly default settings with OC-Genie turned off (1600mhz ram) to maintain stability.
Useless for OC? Seriously? Maybe the CPU IMC can't handle it, the RAM selection or quality stinks, or the settings aren't tweaked enough to find their sweet spot.
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they seem more concerned with the UEFI interface and whether or not certain mice work in it..
Darn right they are, & rightly so! That is much more important than dilusions of grandeur with an OC. Perfection of function at stock first! Then, advance to the exciting world of OC'ing with it's successes & failures.
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I'm a customer like an other, when i buy a thing, i want it works fine.
If it works Auto/Stock/Default, then there is no legitimate complaint. OC'ing is a bonus & never guaranteed. Ever think to try maybe some AMD qualified RAM from another manufacturer? If you have suggestions or recommendations regarding BIOS's or the like, since this is not official MSI Tech Support, open a ticket with them & explain your problems;
http://support.msi.com -
USB keyboard problem (990FXA-GD80)
Hello guys,
This problem I will describe has occured to me in two games NBA2K12 and DIRT3 so far.
During gameplay suddenly the keyboard freezes and does not respond holding the last known command. (if for example I turned right in DIRT3 it will continuously go right).
In order to solve the problem I installed a very old PS2 Microsoft keyboard and fortunatelly I do not have any problems. The USB keyboard that I use is a Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600. I have installed microsoft drivers and keyboard programs with no result. I also changed USB port, no go, also connected it to a USB3 still no go...
Have you experienced something like this? Do you have any suggestions before contacting MSI support?
Thanks in advance!
MSI-990FXA-GD80 BIOS BETA 82 (last known official beta). Windows 7 Ultimate x64,
Quote from: tavliban on 30-December-11, 19:32:40
Hello guys,
This problem I will describe has occured to me in two games NBA2K12 and DIRT3 so far.
During gameplay suddenly the keyboard freezes and does not respond holding the last known command. (if for example I turned right in DIRT3 it will continuously go right).
In order to solve the problem I installed a very old PS2 Microsoft keyboard and fortunatelly I do not have any problems. The USB keyboard that I use is a Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600. I have installed microsoft drivers and keyboard programs with no result. I also changed USB port, no go, also connected it to a USB3 still no go...
Have you experienced something like this? Do you have any suggestions before contacting MSI support?
Thanks in advance!
MSI-990FXA-GD80 BIOS BETA 82 (last known official beta). Windows 7 Ultimate x64,
i shuld test to install this driver
South Bridge Driver 33 MB 11.12 12/13/2011
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/raid_windows.aspx
i always update this driver then they comming with new ones -
990FXA-GD80 FX-8350 BIOS 11.13 CPU Problems
All,
Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
I had an AMD FX-8150 installed on my MSI 990FXA-GD80 and updated to the latest bios: 11.13. This was no problem.
Windows acted fine after reboot.
I do NOT Overclock the FX-8150 chip as I was not impressed with the performance potential of the FX-8150 when overclocked vs. stock settings. As such I left ALL BIOS settings at their stock settings with the exception of SATA MODE = AHCI.
However I do check stability of the stock settings with Prime95 and OCCT. Ran both for 60 minutes. And there were no issues.
I then reset bios to default status and then powered off my PC. Removed the AMD FX-8150 and installed an AMD FX-8350 (Vishera).
Powered on, clicked F1 to enter settings. restored defaults. Set SATA Mode = AHCI then saved and exited.
Windows booted just fine. However, ANY stress testing whether via: Prime95, OCCT or AMD overdrive fails with in 90 seconds.
The OS does NOT BSOD, however Prime95 recognized an error and stops as does OCCT and/or AMD overdrive. Temps do NOT get higher then 40 degrees Celsius in this short period of time.
I am NOT altering ANY bios setting: No frequency changes, No voltage changes. ALL default settings are intact.
I did use the jumper to clear CMOS, got into the BIOS, restored to default, set SATA MODE = AHCI, saved and exited. Reset the date and time. Rebooted, re-attempted the 3 above mentioned stress test software suites and all threes reported errors and stopped.
Is anyone else experiencing similar issues with this board with BIOS 11.13 using an FX-8350?
I've ran MemTest on the memory and this passes successfully.
I have another MSI board: 990FXA-GD80V2. I have the old FX-8150 in it right now. I just did a fresh install of Win 7 Ultimate 64-Bit, installed ALL windows updates and I will now update to the latest BIOS for it via Live Update 5.
Then swap CPUs and report my results.
Any and all help you can give will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.Thanks for your reply.
I have tested a number of different PSUs with both the 990FXA-GD80V2 and 990FXA-GD80 and the FX-8350:
Corsair 1200AX
OCZ ZX Series 1250W
Rosewill Capstone 750W
Corsair CX 600
The result is the same for any and ALL of the above PSUs. So I am convinced, that this issue is NOT PSU related. That is not to say that a faulty PSU could not cause similar issues.
I also agree that it is not a Thermal issue. With ALL default setting set in the BIOS, Prime95, OCCT, etc. ALL error our within the first 90 seconds and on my systems while using the following Heatsink/fan/Close-loop Liquid cooling solutions temperatures NEVER exceed 50 C before errors occurr:
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
Corsair H100
Zalman CNPS11X
ThermalRight Silver Arrow
I've tried the following memory options:
G.Skill F3-2133C9D-8GAB
G.Skill F3-17000CL9D-8GBXM
Muskin 997008
Muskin 997007
Muskin 996997
Muskin 996996
Patriod PV38G160C9K
All pass memtest86+
I have tried leaving the Memory settings set at default.
I've manually entered the timings and frequecy. (The highest bootstrap on this board is 1866, so If the memory was rated higher than 1866, 1866 was selected and the default clock frequecy of 200 was NOT changed. So for testing purposes 1866 was the highest possible setting).
Again ALL memory sticks pass memtest86+ on both 990FXA-GD80 and 990FXA-GD80V2
I've tried 3 separate FX-8350 CPUs on both motherboards. ALL combinations exibit the same symptons. That being under default settings, Prime95, OCCT, ect. fail.
I am convinced it is a voltage issue. I do not think the MSI 990FXA-GD80 and/or MSI 990FXA-GD80V2 with BIOS v. 11.13 ramps up the voltage fast enough when the CPU is stressed.
This opinion is speculative. But I think it is grounded in fact.
On these two motherboards ALL three FX-8350 become stable by changing CPU Voltage = AUTO to CPU Voltage = 1.365000
Anything less then this will produce an error in Prime95, OCCT, etc. with 15 minutes regardless of which of the above cooling solutions are used.
Any and all feed back will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. -
phenom II 1090t
990FXA-GD80
2 x GTX285 Superpipe
windows7 x64
current bios: 7640Vb2 (same problem with bios 7640Vb0)
hi,
another weird problem which wasnt fixed by flashing to the last bios:
all is running fine with bios set on "default settings", sli is detected and the gfx's work with sli actived or disabled
i had no problems to OC my actual cpu on other boards (870A Fuzion & NF980-G65: 4ghz;CPUv:1.428; CPU.NB:2600; CPU.NBv:1.255)
i tryed to oc the [email protected] (greenpower disabled, turbo disabled) 200x18; when windows open my 1920x1080 resolution have gone for 800x600; the nvidia MSI GTX285 are no more detected, the nvidia control panel is gone and it seem that the mobo have switch to the integrated chipset.
the same happen if i try to use the oc genie button
all goes back to normal if i reboot and reset the bios to default settings...without oc
did i miss a new option to desactivate to get the oc working or is it a sort of problem between the nvidia GFXs and OCing the CPU? looks really weirdQuote from: Jack on 22-August-11, 17:23:46
Give the latest UEFI/BIOS BETA Release a try: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=151102.msg1122085#msg1122085
will try, thx
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In case that does not fix your problem, report your issue to MSI Technical Support: http://support.msi.com/
also done....waiting for an answer
i found on nvidia forum several users having the same problem on different boards and using different GFXs
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=149355
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=203686
...weird -
MSI 990FXA-GD80 THX audio Driver Problems...
Hi...
Sorry about my Bad English...
Last week I bought MSI 990FXA-GD80 mainboards..
But I found a problem when I'm installing it's THX audio driver..
Here a message : "there is no supported audio device"
screenshot :
I have try to download a new version from MSI's website but there's no solving my problems..
So what must I do?
Thanks for help..Quote
UEFI/BIOS version is original.. or how I cant check it?
Check in UEFI/BIOS Setup. It should be mentioned under "System Information" somewhere.
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All drivers versions is originally from CD drivers that come with it's mainboard.
Use the latest Realtek HD Audio driver: http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsCheck.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
... and the latest THX TruStudio Pro installer: https://forum-en.msi.com/moderator/pics/svet/THXTruStudioPRO.rar -
MSI 990FXA-GD80 with AM3+ FX8130p CPU........ A LOT OF PROBLEMS
Here are some of my issues with the 990fxa-GD80
1 Razer Naga mouse does not work with BIOS 11.6,Blackwidow keyboard has to get reset constantly after restarts
2 Can't OC CPU with 3 way sli GTX470...only GPU OC
3 RAM cant go above 1333MHz I have 1866 Corsair Vengeance 8GB 2 sticks
4 constant CPU voltage drops
5 LONG POST SCREENS
6 cant go above 1.3v with BIOS 11.6
....Whats the problem here MSI?...don't tell me I have to go back to my NF980-g65 or worse, start using Gigabyte for my future mobos....I know the 990fxa-UD7 does not have these issues. I have built a clone rig with the UD7 with 1866and its flawless OC is fine, SLI is fine too.. I have both systems using the AM3+ FX8130P CPU. Please address these Flaws/Issues.Quote from: Hits9Nine on 16-November-11, 03:02:17
Here are some of my issues with the 990fxa-GD80
1 Razer Naga mouse does not work with BIOS 11.6,Blackwidow keyboard has to get reset constantly after restarts
2 Can't OC CPU with 3 way sli GTX470...only GPU OC
3 RAM cant go above 1333MHz I have 1866 Corsair Vengeance 8GB 2 sticks
4 constant CPU voltage drops
5 LONG POST SCREENS
6 cant go above 1.3v with BIOS 11.6
....Whats the problem here MSI?...don't tell me I have to go back to my NF980-g65 or worse, start using Gigabyte for my future mobos....I know the 990fxa-UD7 does not have these issues. I have built a clone rig with the UD7 with 1866and its flawless OC is fine, SLI is fine too.. I have both systems using the AM3+ FX8130P CPU. Please address these Flaws/Issues.
1 first thing I would do is to update the mouse firmware
Razor Razor Naga or Naga epic
Razor Naga
http://www.razersupport.com/index.php?_m=downloads&_a=view&parentcategoryid=40&pcid=76&nav=0, 76
1a. I would take a look at what bios you have just new and which one is newer and update to this to minimize the risk of problems, I recommend yourself to use out
a USB memory device formatted to FAT or FAT32, and use >>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<< and do not flash with the LiveUpdate or M-Flash ... use our flasher, it still Holder a perfect track record of 0% bad flash!
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