Big Bang Trinergy - Freezes on boot & randomly

Hi,
Got a Big Bang Trinergy (BIOS 1.40) and been having problems since the first day I installed it.
It freezes several times in the boot-sequence. Manual restart is needed and several attempts are made before it successfully launches and loads Windows.
It seems to have problems synchronizing the hard drives, since a lot of times they react as they where server-drives and not locally installed on my computer. (Note that I have disabled the Win7 feature of putting the hard drives in sleep mode).
I also have major problems with the screen not showing anything when trying to boot. When it doesn't show anything, it also do not continue the boot sequence and I am forced to do a manual reboot (cutting the power or holding down the PWR switch).
On rare occasions when I'm actually able to load Windows 7 and start using the computer, it sometimes just freezes and stays that way. No blue-screen (most of the times), no errors or automatic reboot - nothing.
I did get blue-screen once and got the following error-codes from Windows the next time I was able to load the OS;
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:   BlueScreen
OS Version:   6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID:   1053
Additional information about the problem:
BCCode:   116
BCP1:   FFFFFA8006C7A4E0
BCP2:   FFFFF880105CCC88
BCP3:   FFFFFFFFC000009A
BCP4:   0000000000000004
OS Version:   6_1_7600
Service Pack:   0_0
Product:   256_1
Haven't found anything about this on the Internet though.
Would be very thankful for any advice or/and help I can get.
Thanks again in advance!

Hi again,
Sorry, missed that information. Hope below is sufficient.
Hardware & Software details
MSI Big Bang Trinergy (MS-7580) (BIOS v1.4)
Intel Core i5 760 2,80 GHz
Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1333 MHz 4GB
MSI GeForce GTX 465 1GB
WD 10,000 RPM, 36GB (Main disc)
Windows 7, 64-bit
No overclocking.

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Quote from: Jack on 11-May-11, 22:57:43
Nope.
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Quote from: klrman on 24-October-14, 12:12:35
Try to connect the monitor to the board instead of the card and see how it runs with the integrated graphics of the i7.
Next step to try would be removing 3 sticks of ram and running one stick at a time incase ram is bad. Look at your motherboard manual which slot to use when running one stick. Don't forget to clear CMOS first.
X79 chipset has no on-board graphics, but as I said I tried installing a brand new card with no difference.
I also mentioned I tried each of my 4 RAM sticks in each of the 8 slots, and I cleared CMOS. I wrote a lot though so I don't blame you for missing that.
Quote from: hpipiw on 24-October-14, 13:13:31
1 long 2 short beeps means VGA card not detected.
Are you using UEFI Win8.1?
This message only shows when you enable windows8/8.1 feature in BIOS (for UEFI OS), and the VGA card do not supports UEFI.
BIOS default should be "windows8/8.1 feature disable", you can check this setting.
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Quote from: Wigo on 21-March-14, 02:45:54
Hi Froggy,
Thanks for reply.
But I have tried disconnected all USB devices and got same LED code. If this happend because of some USB configuration in BIOS why reset of CMOS did not help?
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Quote from: HU16E on 06-February-12, 15:33:28
In BIOS Power Management, or Green Power, I forget which, disable EuP 2013, that should cure it. If it doesn't cure it, it has been a known odd behavior trait of Intel systems for years. Also, disable Spread Spectrum in the Cell Menu.
Anytime a setting has been changed, driver update reboots etc., it is not uncommon to also experience the double boot behavior. This is normal as the settings are being applied & restarting itself again.
I've seen this behavior before in the factory with Intel systems. The dual boot behavior usually was a component failure. Which I suspected and turned out to be my problem with this MSI MB. I tried disabling EuP 2013 and spread spectrum, which did not fix the problem for me. Contacting MSI tech support on the phone, was irritating and sub-par but I was finally able to RMA the MB through the online request . Since receiving the new MB and installation. No problems with the board and actually have clocked the chit outta of the board. Thanks for your reply and help.

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I will upload the latest available BETA Release for the BIG BANG MARSHAL mainboard: E7670IMS.113 [v1.1b3]
Changelog:
E7670IMS.100 ---> E7670IMS.113
- Fixed the system will hang in blank screen when press F11 to select UEFI DVD installing 64Bit OS issue.
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- Add the new BOM support.
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And this is where I'm at atm. I remember when I DL'd the flasher and bios. I only saw 2 files which was " VALVE CHECK AND E7670IMS.310".
When I tried to do it again with the same method as the first I have "
#BIOS
#BK_6.Z7
#EFIFLASH
#MSIHQ(icon)
#MSIHQ_INFO
#MT420"
This time it does not go through the same when flashing, just tells me bios update complete. I've done this a million times and all have been successful.
Basically I'm still on 3.1 bios but I 'm curious as what other methods do you suggest I try now? I have left everything alone after reinstalling windows and updates. Everything seems okay, reboots fine no cycles and still get the random hit or miss with 15,19 turns off cycles and ends with "DE". Would like to get a resolution if possible. Thank you and I know I said real quick right, but really. Thanks for any help.
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Again ME I think its a warning for a lot of you
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now I don't know what to do the shop where I buy the Mobo dont want to help me and when i ask for my money back they seid its after the 30 days period and i cant get refund i just wasted 284£ all in for nothing a big black garbage what taking only space in my room now with MSI LOGO ON IT
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it should be like that
I was should have old PC with I7-3930K and then i decide to buy new processor that how MSI Think (Why to buy 3820k or 3930k when u can get 4820 or 4930k for allmost the same price ? )
but my mistake was i buy new processor and new Motherboard and cant get it run because in that NEW MOBO is 1.2 Ver of BIOS and without having old CPU u cant update :(
Best Regards to everyone

MSI big bang xpower ii memory problems

Hello! I wasn't sure where to post this question, so If it is in a wrong subforum please forgive and transfer it to the correct one.
Story is, I have msi big bang xpower ii motherboard, runnig 3930k, c1 cpu. I have two memory sets, both tested extensively, 1) gskill ripjaws 2133 32gb 4x8 (one matched set), 9/11/10/28 1.65v and 2) gskill ripjaws 1600 16gb 4x4gb 9/9/9/24 1.5v, also one matched set.
I updated bios to 1.2 (i think that's the latest official one).
Problem is, in 2133 mode, i can only post with 1 stick. With set 1) in 1600 mode I can post with 2 sticks (any slots as shown in manual). With set 2) in 1600 mode, I an post with 3 sticks (also any slots as shown in manual). That's it. Any other configuration (for example quad channel or 8 sticks) will not post, I get error 67.
I tried manual mode as well as XMP. It seems in XMP mode i don't even get to error 67, it just keeps rebooting and rebooting, rebooting on error code 19.
Does anyone run this 2133 set at 4x4gb ? If so could you please possibly give me your OC settings? I tweaked vccsa, pll and dram voltage, but no luck.
Thanks in advance.

It won't boot in quad channel even in 1333. Manual says, if you number slots A B C D | E F G H, quad channel is A _ C _ | _ F _ H . It will not post in this configuration. Neither of my two sets (even 2133 running in 1600 or 1333). However, A B C D | _ _ _ _ will post in 1600! I tried this out of curiosity and this is technically an invalid configuration? It's not even mentioned in the manual. It also seems to me the system will never post if I have something in slot G.
I also must add both of my kits are tested, additionally my asus rive can run quad set in 2133 just fine.
I set 1.5v kit at 1.5, then tried 1.520. For 1.65v kit, i tried 1.5, 1.520 and 1.65 and next one I don't remember i think 1.68. I tried vccsa (system agent) 1.15 - 1.30, also, why is PLL so high on this board? I am seeing ~ 1.77 (I did set it at 1.8 later).
Also what are the modes 1-7? Where can I find more information about those?
Should I RMA this board? I can probably get it replaced within a day or two.
I also must note, I have the worst luck ever with lga 2011 boards. It took me 3 tries to get normal rive, and now this. Sigh.

Msi Big Bang Xpower II can only run with 3 memory modules?

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Quote from: xmad on 25-September-12, 21:09:52
Also, what cpu, bios version , memory type etc
Make sure the mem mods are in the proper slots for tri channel operation.
>>Posting Guide<<
If everything comes up clean, update to the most recent bios. Only do this if your computer is stable in bios. IE You are only having crashes in windows etc.
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Big-Bang-XPower-II.html#/?div=BIOS
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Core i7 3930K, V1.2 Bios, 32GB Corsair Dominator Quad channel 1600Mhz Kit.. The memory are installed as the manual says..

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