990FXA GD80V2 w/Realtek ALC 892 not picking up RCA A/V Receiver

New MB just installed. I'm using the onboard Optical out going to my RCA RT2911 receiver. But it's not being picked up. I have sound over my 5.1 speakers, it's just that the receiver isn't being recognized. Is there any way to get it picked up? I'm using the onboard audio. I'm waiting to hear back from MSI on updating the BIOS. But if it makes any difference (don't think it does) current version is 11.13 (which is for the GD80 mb). Thanks.

Yeah. I've gone thru Windows Playback Devices and Realtek HD Audio Manager several times to make sure I've got everything set. In the HD Manager, I've got Digital Output (Optical) set default. In the Windows Playback, I've got Realtek Digital Output (Optical) set default. I've read where those using the analog (connected to the RCA jacks on their receivers) have the receiver recognized. So I'm wondering now if using the optical output doesn't pick that up.

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I have problems with on-board Realtek alc 892 audio. Im running out of ideas of what could i do to fix this static noise problem.Im using Logitec z-2300 speaker.I have tried headphones too and all of them have this static noise coming trough.There is no noise with volume at 50% but beyond that it becomes audible.It kinda sounds like scratching vinyl plates or makes popping sound.whenever i move my mouse or type something the noise is coming in.Also when the cpu is under work(while loading something when i click the noise comes in)there are leds on my z77a-g45 mb that shows cpu activity and when they flash the static noise/whine is present.This noise exactly fallows cpu work.At high volume there is always barely audible electrical hummming...Disabling on-board audio in Windows does not have any effect at all.I get the same thing in bios...
What i have tried so far:
1.Uninstalled/reinstalled audio/video drivers.
2.Muted microphone,hdmi audio and recording.
3.Switched cable positions,including mouse and speakers jack.
4.Tried other wall contacts in my room.
5.Updated mb bios to latest v2.7
6.Reseated hardware inside pc/cleaned of dust.
7.Cpu oc does not cause this.Same problem with stock clocks.
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Msi Z77A-G45
Mem:Crucial Ballistix Tactical 2x4gb 1600mhz
Zotac gtx 560ti
Corsair cx600w v2
SSD Corsair force f80 80gb
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Thats how it sounds http://www.upload.ee/files/2898214/REC002.WAV.html Recorded with mp3 player so the quality is not the best.
Can someone help me out with this?

Quote from: marcoslei09 on 12-December-12, 04:24:09
I have the same problem, have tried 3 PSUs, and nothing, the only solution was to buy an pci-e sound card.
The problem appear when MSI updated BIOS 2.0 to 2.1.
Please don't hijack other people threads, and why don't you flash back to 2.0 or the newest beta? Start your own thread and we can discuss this.
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I took gtx 560 ti completely out but no luck.Also took psu out temporary and placed it on the floor.Not even a slight change
Taking the psu out doesn't really do anything, taking the mainboard out and placing it on a non-conductive surface is what I was recommending. Test with the cpu, cooler, 1 stick of ram, igd and y our mouse / keyboard. After some other things though.
Testing with a different PSU would be good to rule that out as the culprit.

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At this point I'm going to attempt RMA. I don't know what else to do unless someone, anyone can suggest a better solution. Any help is appreciated. This really makes my opinion of MSI become something undesirable. This just might be the last and only MSI product I ever buy!
MSI 990fxa-gd80v2
AMD 110t @3.3ghz **
Zalman 9900led
1x 8gig G.Skill ddr3-1600 (FREE w/ purchase of this MB)
2x Sapphire Radeon 6870 in Crossfire
Seagate Barracuda 1tb sata 6.0
Asus DVD/Blu-ray combo burner
**I have an 8150 but am hesitant to put it in for obvious reasons!
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Which shoul i use? realtek alc 650 or sb live value?

yah i haven't found any decent comparisons or reviews that pit these two sound controllers together and i'm hoping that someone could possibly answer this for me . . .
i have the soundblaster live! value card and there's the realtek alc 650 sound controller on my mobo . . . which one of these two do u guys think is better to use?
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I've changed my swap file to one of my 60 GB ATA 133 drives only. Setting is 1000 MB and C-Drive is not included.
I'm really frustated with this freezing up problem. I've got too many new parts to figure out what is wrong.
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Any suggestions?? ... Mouse hasn't froze up yet after changing Swap file settings.
Have you been to the Black Viper website ???
What do you mean by "Surround Mixer 2" are you refering to the baby blue mixer I saw a few days ago. I liked the old mixer more.
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Originally posted by Meseriashu
Realtek alc 650 looks impressive - has all the enviroment efects that SB Live! has, six channels output, support for EAX and all. But there is a diference: while your Value SB Live! does have a big support in hardware for them, the realtek onboard sound is very software depending. And the quality of the effects is incomparable. And there are the SoundFonts that you can use. Did you try your SB Live! with the XP drivers (with Surround Mixer 2)?
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Hmm but you have a VIA... that has problems with SB Live!
I have also, but only in 9x, in XP is working smooth.
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PNY GTX 660 TI (3)
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Intel 520 180gb SSD
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New rig 990fxa-gd80v2 wont post debug code 19

I am building a new rig for my gf's brother and i can not get my new mobo to post. I am getting debug code 19. I couldn't find a lot of info on what the code means but from what I have seen its apparently a problem with the BIOS not being updated for my new CPU. I have tried all of my current working components from my rig on the board as well and it still showed code 19. Here are the specs on the rig.
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ok so it has been a few days since I last posted because I have been busy but I just finally had time to work on it. I essentially took out my mobo and replaced it with the new one that had been posting code 19. Using all my known working components from my computer including my PCU I am still recieving the same error code, even after moving my known working RAM into each different slot.I'm getting quite desperate here now and just am plain lost in trying to understand what seems to be the issue. I'd be very grateful for anyadditional information/tips here. Thanks.

990FXA-GD80V2 and water cooling

Hi,
Been combing the web trying to find an answer for my question and stumbled upon this forum. I figured you might know. I just purchased a combo pack on Newegg that had a MSI 990FXA-GD80V2 motherboard and AMD FX-8150. Seeing how the stock fan/heatsink barely keeps the heat in check i was looking for alternatives. What i want to know is if the motherboard would work well with the CPU cooled by lets say CORSAIR H80 water cooler. I know from recently help a friend with his rig that without the normal CPU fan some motherboards them selves overheat. Only way we fixed his was to bolt a separate fan on the mobo for that issue.
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The question of heat is covered in a few areas.. air flow of the case itself.. to include amount of fans, and if you plan to run, in your case the FX-8150 overclocked or not. At stock speeds the CPU cooler that came with the CPU will work fine.. possible with even a small OC. If you are planning to OC and/or play with variable OC's and testing.. a better CPU cooler is the way to go. The new water cooling systems like the H80/100 and other self contained water coolers are good. Better than a self built water cooling system, there is less chance of leakage.
If you take the time to look at CPU cooler reviews... a lot of good air coolers are cooling better than a cooling system like the H80. A real nice thing about the coolers like the H80 is airflow in the case. It also takes a case that can handle the size of some of the air coolers. A lot of them are huge in size. I have a friend who has both the H80 and H100. He tells me that he likes the cooling of the H100 better. He does serious Overclocking. I also own the 990FXA-GD80 and have an FX-8150 on the way. I am using a Zalman 9900. I plan to continue using it.. that said, my friend is trying to talk me into an H100. My case is the Antec 280 and it is possibly the largest case on the markey with 7 120mm fans running, plus the CPU cooler. If you look at the bottom of posts we list our equipment. Being new here, you might not have read the posting guide. If you give us your information, how you plan to use and overclock or not we can give a better answer.
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So I thought I would search the web and see what I could find out. "Nothing".
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If this has been posted somewhere else, my apologies, but I did search for it.

Thanks for the report, I think we saw a bad cpu do this as well but most often a bad bios.
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Point being: Is there anything in the works where MSI is addressing this issue. Is there a solution? or is this just a flaw we are meant to accept.
I just want to know that something is being done. I chose MSI for this motherboard because all my previous MoBo ran flawlessly.
THX
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It is not looking good. I hope I am wrong but I get the feeling from email response others have gotten that they may be moving on and these issues are a lost cause. Again I HOPE I AM WRONG.
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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162950.0
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Anything I should know about the 990FXA-GD80V2 before purchase?

I'm considering getting a new motherboard in the next few days or so, and currently have my eye on the 990FXA-GD80V2. I plan to pair it with the FX-8350 and a R7850, and likely use Linux.
I was wondering if there was anything in-particular I should know before buying this board. For example, I recall reading somewhere that someone had to do a BIOS update to get their FX-8350 to use the right voltage or something.
I'm doing a good bit of research myself, but I'd like to avoid another experience like the one I had with ASRock.

Quote from: miklkit on 28-August-14, 22:46:41
I read your post about Asrock. Not good, but no 970 board is up for the 8350. Only experts with mega cash to spend on exotic cooling can keep that combination alive.
The MSI GD80 is a solid cool running board that can handle any FX cpu. My 8350 will bench and run at over 5ghz with air cooling but is stable at 4.7 ghz for everyday use. The 9590 is good for 5ghz for every day use. Because the GD80 runs so cool air cooling can be used making this a very cost effective combination. I am currently using an ASUS Sabertooth board and it runs hot. Water cooling is required to overclock it and I will be going back to the GD80 soon.
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VGA MSI R7950
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Here are some ideas:
1.) Eliminate software - re-install the os (or refresh it if it is win 8)
2.) Remove the mainboard from the case and place it on wood or plain cardboard (non conductive surface) and re-build it there and test.
This will eliminate any shorts.
3.) While this problem seems limited to Intel NIC's, check the mac address and make sure it matches the sticker on the nic.
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