A88x-G45 Gaming will not post

Motherboard: MSI A88x-G45 Gaming
CPU: AMD A8 6600k Quad-Core
RAM: 8 GB of 2x4 GB sticks of Patriot Viper PC3-12800 1600MHz DDR3 PD000368 PVL38G160C9KB
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 500 GB
PSU: VisionTek 650w
BIOS: (Im assuming, since I cant boot into it, but it does give this on the "F1,F2" screen) E7900AMS V1.0
Ive reset the CMOS, Ive tried one stick at a time in every slot, Ive tried numerous keyboards and mice, Ive tried it out of the box, Ive tried it with several HHDs, Ive tried VGA and HDMI monitors.
I get stuck on the "99" error and after CMOS resets, it asks to press F1 or F2 and both freeze it up immediately.
Ive even made a bootable USB to update the BIOS, but it doesnt even some close to recognizing it... I drove 5 hours today to pick up this setup and am not looking forward to having to drive it again to return it... I would greatly appreciate some help with this...

Ended up being two bad memory sticks... I drove a total of 10 hours in two days, then got home and put it all together... They tested both new sticks and when I got home, one stick was bad... When did memory get to be so fragile? I used to toss it around like a bean bag... Ugh, so one more trip back to replace my memory again... Anyways, I got the rig to run, but I only have 4GB in it for the moment. So, question, is one 8GB stick better than two 4GB?

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First post here and sadly a technical one. I just bought the following hardware:
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- 2 X GTX 275 SLI
To begin with, my existing drives were setup as RAID 0 and has a installed Windows 7 64-bit on there already. I unregistered the Product key before taking it all apart with the idea of registering it again once the new hardware was all together.
So basically, when I received all the new parts yesterday and put them all in. Upon powering on, I see the MSI Dragon logo fullscreen with the option to press DEL or F11. I let it continue without pressing any key to see how it goes. After the dergaon logo, all I get is "Missing Operating System" at the top which did not really worry me and I assumed it would be realted to the Raid not setup (right?)
So I rebooted the PC and decided to press DEL to enter BIOS. However, every time I want to enter the BIOS the screen turns black! The display is still functional though from what I can tell (the display does not lose signal).
Following that, I reset the CMOS from behind by pressing the button with a pen tip. Starting the PC again now gives me a display of all my hardware that it detected (correct CPU, Correct amount of ram, correct HDD etc...). It also gives me two options... F1 to Enter setup or F2 to Continue. Pressing F1 displays the text "Entering Setup..." at the bottom but again it fails to enter the BIOS (it freezes on the above screen - does not turn black this time) and choosing F2 to Continue freezes as well.
I have tried to boot up with the following changes:
- No GPU and use on board VGA only
- One stick of ram in multiple slots
- No HDDs connected at all
- I've checked the CPU to make sure no bent pins
- Reconnected the PSU cables into the motherboard
I should also mention that when I test it on the bare minimum (CPU, PSU, 1 stick of ram) I get A9 in the lower corner before the dragon logo appears.
Right now I am out of ideas and any suggestions would be helpful or at least some insight in what problems I described may indicate. Thanks!

Quote from: Bernhard on 08-July-14, 19:43:46
Can you post your board's serial number. This contains the manufacture date. From that one could deduce the BIOS version on that board.
As for the windows installation from your previous system, you would be very lucky if you were able to boot with that. Perhaps force safe mode if and when you are able to boot, and then try installing the new drivers. The problem is that with the old drivers still in the boot menu, you are probably heading down a slippery slope trying to re-use it. A clean installation would be advised.
Whatever is on the HDD now should however not prevent you from getting into the BIOS.
The fact that your CPU is recognised by its make doesn't mean that its supported. The CPU ID is probably read by the BIOS, but the microcode of the CPU may be missing in the BIOS support. I am trying to think of possible reasons here, and these are just some of my current ideas as to why you may not be able to get into the BIOS.
Have you tried your MB outside the case yet, i.e. on a non conductive surface, i.e. wood or cardboard to eliminate any chances of a potential short?
Also, you may want to check your CPU seating again and carefully inspect the CPU socket pins to ensure that none were bent or are not making proper contact
Yep here is the serial number: 601-7821-050B1405415963
Yeah I didn't really expect to have too much luck with the original windows 7 installation but I had no choice since my last computer failed to power on (faulty PSU I suspected).
However, as you also mentioned, I do not think it would prevent me from reaching the BIOS setup.
Hopefully the above serial can make some sense for you but I do recall some sort of date after a CMOS reset at the top... I think it was 21 April or May 2014 or so. This was next to the following: E7821IMS v2.0.
Once I get home, I will try a few things like you suggested but trying to get as much info as I can before I get home so I have a few things to try.
Thanks again!
EDIT - as a side note, I also contacted the Online Retailer I got it from and the first response from them was that the DEBUG "A9" code meant it was the RAM not fully inserted. That is another thing I have to be 100% sure of but I am fairly sure it was fully clicked in on both sides... but you never know!

A88X G45 Gaming losing display signal

I have just rebuilt my computer. I elected to go with the A88X G45 gaming motherboard with an AMD A10-5800K Trinity Quad Core 3.8 GHz. G. Skill Ripjaws X Series 8 GB DDR3 SDRam 2133(PC17000) (2x4 GB).
When I start the computer, I do not hear any beeps at all which I found interesting. I log into the BIOS and it recognizes everything installed and which ports are being used. I am using the onboard graphics card until I get everything set up and then I will add a separate GPU. After installing Windows 7, I log on to update the drivers before doing anything else. I have done this 2 times, once from the DVD provided with the board and once from a flash drive downloading the current ones off the msi website. After installing the chipset drivers and rebooting back into the Windows desktop, the monitor will go blank and state "no signal." This happens between 15 seconds and 5 minutes. I have tried the DVI, VGA, and HDMI ports on the board and get the same result with all of them.
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I have tried checking the RAM, updating the BIOS, removing everything except RAM, CPU and PSU and still get the same result. I have 5 fans plugged in including the CPU fan.
I am really at a loss here and cannot figure out why I keep losing display connection and having the board essentially lock up. Any advice is greatly appreciated. First time forum user.
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Quote from: Nichrome on 26-September-14, 05:27:07
Hi,
Please follow this >>Posting Guide<< in more detailed way (PSU, OS etc).
Also did you try clearing CMOS? >>Clear CMOS Guide<<
Also when this started to happen? As which parts are new and which old.
Main Board: MSI A88X G45 Gaming
Bios Version: v1.2
Video Card: On board
PSU: Corsair 750W
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: Unsure
CPU: AMD A10-5800K Trinity Quad Core 3.8 GHz
Memory: G. Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB DDR3 2133(PC17000) (2x4GB)
SSD/ HDD: Samsung 840 EVO 120GB SSD
CPU COOLER: Stock cooler that came with CPU
Raid Card:
Sound Card: On board
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system: LG optical
OC: (Yes / No) NO
Operating System: Windows 7 Home 64 bit
I have tried clearing the CMOS with the button on board but have not tried taking out the battery. Everything that is currently installed is brand new (Board, CPU, RAM, Optical, SSD) with the exception of the PSU. I have had the PSU for a few years and have not had any issue with it on my old build. I was using my old build 3 days ago, got the board, CPU, RAM, Optical, and SSD all the same day and installed it. When I am on the BIOS screen, the display connection stays on and I do not have any issues. Similarly, I do not have any issues when I run Windows in Safe Mode. Only when I log into Windows normally will the screen go blank and lock up the board.

MSI A88X-G45 Gaming + 16GB G.Skill TridentX 2x8GB 2400mhz... Memory Missing...

Hello,
Im having a problem that i don´t know if it is CPU related or Board related...
I have today recieved the new memories...
The Gskill Trident X 2x8GB 2400mhz 1.65v 10-12-12-31.
So in total is 16gb of ram.
I putted on the board powered up... System recognized memory alterations and ask me to go to bios.
So far so good...
I went on bios an choosed the XMP on the board that correctly detected the timmings and voltage.
Saved and reseted.
I then entered again in bios and started to notice that only 8GB of my 16GB are visible to the system...
The board detect BOTH dimms, and even in board explorer they are marked on the slots, but i don´t understand where is the rest of the memory...
The board is an MSI A88X-G45 Gaming and im using the last bios 1.5.
I went to windows, and in CPU-ID it detects the 16gb of memory, but on task manager it says i only have 8gb available...
I can´t make any sense of this contraditory information...
Can anyone help me????
I have putted the memory on the recomended slot positions (2 and 4)
Please check pictures bellow...
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Hello!
Well thanks for your interest and reply´s...
Responding...
I have allready done some clear cmos to no avail...
Also this is a KIT of 2. Its paired and its fully functional dimms (i have tested them solo).
This is the memory kit i have purchased...
Now i have some photos i have taken from the POST and inside of the BIOS.
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After a enter windows i run some aplications to show what i get here...
So.... whats going on here....
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LPC

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I got my new setup back in May of this year. Haven't had any issues except just today. While browsing the internet and playing Runescape getting ready to play some Dota2. When my screen kind of went all pixel'ated like all different colors then shut down.
It won't even start now. I can't even force it to post by unplugging everything except cpu/fan and one stick of ram. It won't even post and it displays 11 on the digit display on the board. After looking in the manual that came with it. It says it is a Early CPU initialization. I have no idea what that means.
I had my friend who knows more about hardware come over and look at it. And he said it is most likely a motherboard issue.
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I got my new setup back in May of this year. Haven't had any issues except just today. While browsing the internet and playing Runescape getting ready to play some Dota2. When my screen kind of went all pixel'ated like all different colors then shut down.
It won't even start now. I can't even force it to post by unplugging everything except cpu/fan and one stick of ram. It won't even post and it displays 11 on the digit display on the board.
with this description & history:
try with different video card i suspect that your "VGA: XFX Double Dissipation R7-260X-CDF4 Radeon R7 260X 2GB"
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K8T Master2-Far Will not POST unless CMOS is freshly cleared!

Hey all, thanks for helping out.
I came back to my computer one day to find it in a coma. The system was on, but the screen was getting no signal and would not come on by moving the mouse/keyboard like usual. I thought that maybe it had turned off the monitor for power save and then frooze some how. After restarting the computer I found that it was still doing the same thing. I shut down the system and unpluged. After waiting about 5 min i plugged back in and flipped the switch on the powersupply. This started the computer right up (even though i had not pushed th power button) and left it in the same condition as before. It simply would not post. After closer inspection I found that it was not posting because it wasn't getting far enough in the process before it was being restarted. I checked the restart button and even went as far as removing it from the motherboard. This did not help. I knew it was restarting because i could see it checking the optical drives then waiting for about 4 seconds, then a weird noise from the speakers (like a soft cruching so to speak) would happen, then it would do this all over again, non stop. That noise was familliar though, it was the normal noise that I hear when I push the restart button (I'm guessing a release of electricity etc..) so I knew what was going on.
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I reckon these mobos have a fault that really needs to be sorted. You say that your PC was working fine using PC 3200 memory with 240's. I have a similliar problem, I am using 246's with Kingston' PC3200 KVR333X72RC25/512D 2.5 ECC REG. The PC worked fine for about two weeks and then one day went on a blink, every time I power it up all I get is beeps. I was forced to order new BIOS, which didn't work everything else has been tested and works fine.
So I ordered micron memory 2X512 PC 2100 266 ECC REG which I was told by the supplier that it was compartible, that didn't work either. I then went on to check the battery, to my surprise the battery was low so I thought I had nailed it, went out bought a new battery but the problem still exits. I must say though after installing the micron memory it did boot up but when I went into BIOS to change settings to boot fro CDROM the damn thing would not restart I had to switch it off using the power button to restart it and when it restarted all i got was beeps. After that to get it to bootup I have to reset CMOS using the jumper and when it boots up it gives a checksum error message. I have a choice of two at this stage
(1) To Press F1
(2) To Press delete o go into BIOS setup
The F1 option takes me as far as the windows log on screen and that's it cuts off as if it is gonna boot itself backup but just hangs there.
The Delete option takes into BIOS which when exited the PC does nothing until powered down and powered up again, from here I have to reset CMOS to get it to bootup.
I have been told that the kingston memory is not compatible but my question is how did it work the first two weeks?
Good ol' Bas have helped out on this one quite often but here I am three months on still in a struggle. I thought of RMAing the board but it would cost me about 160 pounds and with that kind of money I could pick up another boad from kompllete.com and remain with some change for a couple of buds.
"To bass You said in the last post that the poblem could be the power supply changed it but that has not solved my problem"

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Power.
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Hello, @gman8a
Welcome to the HP Forums.
With the issue and what you've replaced already, I would recommend contacting phone support for assistance with this.
Please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html
Thank you for posting on the HP Forums.
I worked on behalf of HP.

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The PC has been gradually getting harder to start. Some times it takes up to fifteen attempts before anything appears on screen. Now the machine will not POST, the CPU fan spins but their is no display, and no beeps. Also the power and hard drive LED's are not illuminated.
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