DKA790GX Platinum No POST

I just put everything back together from not using it for a few months. The system turned on and booted into windows. I restarted and went into bios, and now when I try to start the computer it doesn't POST. The video card fan just spins at full speed. I have a PCI diagnostics card and it gives me error E6- "To enable floppy and timer IRQ, enable internal cache." I have tried to clear CMOS multiple times with the same result. I will rebuild and try different ram sticks now, but would like to know if anyone has any input...
System is:
MSI DKA790GX Platinum bios 1.8
Phenom II x3 720
OCZ Platinum 2 x 2gb 1066mhz
Sapphire 4870 1gb
Corsair TX850W
Fixed- I think the video card was not properly seated, sorry

That would cause the system not to boot. Good troubleshooting and no need to be sorry.

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MSI DKA790GX Platinum and AM3 CPU - BIOS Update

Hi,
I am going to upgrade my current computer from an older AMD socket 939 setup to an AMD Phenom II based system
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The motherboard advertisement states that the BIOS has to be upgraded to support AM3 CPU
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Quote from: Scottike on 12-April-09, 00:18:13
The 1.74 Bios is one I got from MSI tech support. We're trying to work through a problem with my new board. nothing major, but we're not quite there yet.
I know that Nvidia was The chipset to have for several years, but I think AMD has upset that applecart a bit with the 780 & now 790 chipsets, and with Intel
getting into the chipset game as well, Nvidia could see some rough times ahead. They may even end up dropping out of the chipset game, since Intel's new CPUs have the memory controller built on die. Hence, Intel has no real need for NVidia any more, Nvidia may end up just focusing on the video card market, unless?
My board defaults to 800mhz as well and I'm running a 720. You have to keep in mind that they have to make the boards default to the lowest common denominator as not everyone runs 1066 capable memory on their board (even though Manufacturers may spec the memory so). I also have to manually bump up the voltage, as well as timings and ratio for 1066. But, my Mushkin ram plugged in and booted with no problems, but I did have to bump up the voltage and tighten up the timings even at 800.
Interesting (Abut BIOS version 1.74). I guess it is not yet available for downloads.
So now Intel CPU's have the memory controller on the die (just like AMD). So does this prove as an advantageous concept? I expect Intel to implement better memory management than AMD. AMD drops speed when all 4 memory banks are occupied... what is the use of utilizing max RAM capability if memory controller cannot sustain the max RAM speed?
I may agree with you on the concept that motherboard should support the lowest (RAM) denominator...
However if someone uses lower than 1066 MHz sticks, system should detect accordingly, and when 1066 sticks are used, auto-detect as 1066... I still do not see the issue here. On former nVidia based boards like my MSI K9A Platinum SLI (with an AMD X2 CPU), 800 MHz modules are detected as 800 on auto, no need to manually tweak anything in BIOS. I still have to see an nVidia EPP profile enabled board which is claimed to auto detect 1066 MHz capable memory sticks by default.
On my system it is also the same... I have to up the RAM voltage to 2.2V (otherwise system is not stable), as well as setting up the timings and of course the RAM/FSB speed ratio to 1:2.66.
I am running currently 4 chips of OCZ platinum 2 GHZ (for a total of 8 GB RAM, for 64 bit Vista and Linux). Also with mine (as we know Phenom II does not support 4 sticks of 1066 MHz) it drops to 800 MHz. As well as, I needed to bump the voltage to 2.2 V... otherwise in the middle of operation, system reboots. We know what this is about, dont we ?

MSI DKA790GX - Platinum + Raid 5

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Quote from: MarkitoX on 02-February-11, 22:24:54
of course, did everything but 1in First, I have the full 64-bit capable system, ie, memory, video card, motherboard, processor, all that is ready for 64 bits, so I should put Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit?
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I would say it's normal to take longer now you have RAID enabled.
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DKA790GX won't POST

Hi.. my situation is, I bought a new Phenom II X4 965 C3 125watt processor and 4gb(2gbx2) G.skill Trident DDR2-1066. I tested it on my board which is a DKA790GX Platinum but it won't post.
i tested the RAMs on my friend's PC and its working.
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specs:
MSI DKA790GX Platinum v1.2
AMD Phenom II X4 965 C3 125watt version
4gb (2gbx2) G.skill Trident DDR2-1066
Silverstone 500watt PSU
OLD IDE Hardisk

Quote from: Bas on 23-December-09, 02:54:30
Go to your dealer and put a support CPU in and flash it.
are you sure its version related, cause i will try to beg my friend to lend me his procie? i have a bios updater flash disk which i made using the steps MSI made for flashing the BIOS. Can i do it that way? I bought this mobo from a faraway seller... i have to ship it to have it reach their office. I have a friend who has a Athlon X2 5500 CPU. can i try using that?

Will a DKA790GX Platinum run on my old psu?

hi guys. sorry if this is in the wrong forum section?
anyway, tomorrow, in the post my DKA790GX Platinum mobo will arrive with an AMD Phenom II X3 720 chip. i am extremely broke at the moment and can not afford a new psu right now.
can anyone tell me if its possible to run my old psu on the new board and chip? ive had my current mobo and psu for about 5 years, and i feel a bit out of touch with hardware jargon. my psu its still going strong, but im not sure if it has the right amount or type of connectors? i have tried reading the mobo manual online and my psu manual but all these volts, amps and numbers mean nothing to me :( one thing in the mobo manual that struck alarm bells was the mention of 'atx 24'. my psu only has 1 x 20pins connector that plugs into my current main board. will this be enough?
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* Dedicated output circuitry for each voltage output, overcomes the limitations of combined output of traditional design--get all the power you need when you need it most
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thank you!

right.. thanks guys!
Fredrik - hmm.. yes, the 5000 does sound good. i only went for the Phenom II because i thought it was a modern chip style, and therefore the best option to go for. if i had seen that the 5000 was a good competitor for it earlier, i would probably have gone for it. i am too eager to get this pc set up though lol! so i am going to stick with the chip when it arrives tomorrow.
Mike - i hear what you are saying about the corsairs. i will start saving. i need to save for a gfx card also. for the minute, i will be running the onboard graphics, so my psu hopefully will cope untill i upgrade!
thanks again guys. your advice is very much appreciated.

DKA790gx platinum bios problem

I tried to update my bios using Live Update in order to upgrade to an AM3 processor. I flashed the bios within windows 7 (64 bit) and restarted my computer. When I got to the checksum error screen, i accidently hit F2 to load defaukt settings insteaed of hitting F1 to load the bios setup and load the optimized settings. after a reboot, i loaded the optimized settings.
However, whenever i started windows, it would load all the way to my desktop, then freeze. After talking to support, I was told to clear my CMOS, which i did, to no avail. Then was told to try a clean install of Windows. However, when i try to reinstall, it freezes during the final step. Now, I have no windows installed (since it errored) and cannot reinstall.
I'm guessing i need to reflash my bios, or install an earlier version? But, without windows, I'm not sure how to go about flashing. The only advice i can find on the msi website is for earlier windows versions (xp, 98, etc.) Any advice on how I can proceed from here? I'm kind of stuck and I have a brand new shiny 1090t sitting on my desk teasing me....
Thnks

Sorry about that, should have known better.
Stats
CPU: AMD Athlon X2 6000+ (3.1 ghz) - Trying to upgrade to a Phenom II X6 1090T w/ bios update
Mobo: DKA790gx Platinum v7550 (bios version recently flashed, v1.G using Live Update w/in windows)
Memory: Kingston HyperX DDR2 800 (pc2 6400) 4GB
PSU: OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W
OS: Winows 7 Professional, 64-bit (although no OS is installed currently due to issue)
GPU: Visiontek ATI 4850 (512mb)
Hard Drive: Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" (have a second, use as my main, old, 150gb 7200 RPM SATA, but not sure model number - can just use WD from now on...)
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It's making me a little nervous, is this statement true?

DKA790GX Platinum BIOS-settings?

I´ve recently upgraded my previous AMD X2 +4200 processor to a +6000. Everything seems to be working fine except Cubase 5 which now crackles, stutters and the ASIO-meter shoots through the roof. I know I maybe should be posting this in a Cubase-related forum, but I don´t think the problem is with Cubase itself. Before the CPU-switch everything was working just fine. After failing to find a solution I then opted to exchange my mainboard (from a MSI K9N platinum to a MSI DKA790GX Platinum) in hope that this would solve the problem. It did not.
I´ve gotten suggestions for problems with cpu, memory, graphicscard, harddrives and god knows what.
I´m a little confused as to where to start changing things?
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I´m now running it in fail-safe mode.

Quote from: Fredrik on 07-May-09, 20:45:35
Since the sound problems was not connected to processor or motherboard... Speaker, interfering signals (cell and cordless phones!!), CuBase/Windows (but crackle whatever that is is not easily associated to software).
Will check, but it seems unlikely since nothing´s changed regarding cables, power or physical position of hardware (speakers, interface or otherwise).
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Hello everyone. I've done quite a bit of thinking about what direction to take for my next computer and I've decided that I really like the features that the DKA790GX Platinum motherboard has to offer. However, I've heard some people say that they've had issues when dealing with DDR2 1066 RAM not on the MSI board specifically, but other 790GX based motherboards. Will DDR2 1066 run in dual channel mode with a Phenom processor installed? Some people have said that it wouldn't. I plan on getting 2x2GB chips for a total of 4GB of RAM if that information will be of use. Secondly, I've been eyeing some of the high end Mushkin memory since I've had nothing but great luck with them. This memory uses 2.0 - 2.1 volts. I don't think it would be a problem, but the motherboard specs specifically say that 1.8v memory is the standard supported. Do you think that all will be well when using the higher voltage memory?
I guess I have one more question before signing off that doesn't have much of anything to do with RAM. I'm foregoing getting a Windows OS for this computer initially due to the possibility that MS will be releasing Windows 7 on the market sooner than anticipated (supposedly in the first half of next year). If that OS turns out to be a great deal better than Vista, I'd rather just purchase an OS once rather than upgrade 6 months or so later. Having said that, I plan on using Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) until I can make a good decision on which version of Windows to support. How would I go about upgrading my BIOS since I won't have a Windows OS initially? I just looked through the readme and it still says to use an ME or 98 boot disk to flash the BIOS. I figured maybe somebody else may give me some tips on doing this outside of Windows. That would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for all advice that you can give me.

The cpu is designed to run four sticks, but at 1.8 volts. That's where the catch is because most memory rated at 1066 uses higher voltages The Bios Kernal Developers Guide AMD has posted on their web site from April does indicate what you are stating, but if you contact AMD support, they will tell you otherwise. I swear AMD is still beta testing Phenoms long after they were released. Running the memory I have at 1066 is not supported by AMD, only 1.8 volt memory is. If the bios is written by the motherboard manufacturer to support the memory as mine obviously is on this board, it will work. Since MSI has gone to the trouble of supporting this memory and it is some of the first 1066 sticks made, I have to believe most other 1066 memory using voltages other than 1.8 will work. Below is the response I received from AMD several months ago on this issue concerning another manufacturer's board that is now in the trash for other issues. The manufacturer in their qualified vendors list stated the memory would work, but it never did. The e-mail is several months old now so one of the links no longer works. Not knowing the forum rules here very well, I did block the manufacturer's name and the tech's name. In the e-mail and in a follow up phone call, AMD is saying if the memory doesn't work, the motherboard manufacturer needs to fix the bios.
Dear Customer,
Thank you for contacting AMD Customer Care.
AMD Phenom processors are able to support four DDR2-1066 memory modules which are JEDEC certified to operate at 1.8V.
Please be informed that the Kingston memory modules that you have is only certified to function within Jedec specification at 800MHz at 1.8V.
The 1066MHz specification validated by Kingston is out of spec and may not work.
You may either wish to check with A*** for updated BIOS support or run the 4 modules in DDR2-800 mode.
I have included the following links for your reference:
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductI
http://www.valueram.com/datasheets/KHX8500D2_1G.pdf
AMD Customer Care

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DKA790GX Platinum and Gigabyte ATI Radeon 4870X2 2GB

Hi all, was wondering if anyone has had issues with this Gigabyte card in the DKA790GX Platinum. About to purchase but thought I would check here first.
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+12V2 0A 22.0A ±3％ 120 120
+12V3 0A 25.0A ±3％ 120 120
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Hi,
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The pc started up fine and I installed the OS. I had the board connected to my monitor through HDMI.
After updating the BIOS the board went all black on me. I tried connecting a floppy-drive to recover to a older BIOS-version, but could get the board to do that. I then tried different monitor-connections, but nothing.
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Hi have exactly teh same problem,
On Dec/2008 I have set up a PC with DKA790GX Platinum (MS7550 ver 1.2), Phenom 9750, 1 120GB hd, 4 MB corsair xms2 ddr2 800mhz, psu 500w. I installed the win xp pro OS. I had the board connected to my monitor vga. After updating the BIOS (with live update utility) the board went all black on me (the fan, PSU, hd starts normal). I test the PSU, HD and the memory, but the problem still continue.
Two days after, the PC start normal, but I don't know what was the problem.
Aleatory when try to start the PC, sometimes I get exactly the same problem, but, Yesterday, I try again to work with me PC and now i have the same problem.
What can i do to fix this problem?

MSI MB DKA790GX PLATINUM SOCK AM2 PLUS 790GX VGA DDR2 1066 ATX

Hello everyone,
I bought this mb: MSI MB DKA790GX PLATINUM 790GX VGA PLUS Sock AM2 DDR2 1066 ATX. Until yesterday, the site was reported msi official support to the new six-core AMD, including the model 1055T-125watt, but now it seems no longer so?
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Thanks

http://global.msi.eu/index.php?func=newsdesc&news_no=999
http://event.msi.com/mb/amd/6core/

Difference between DKA790GX and DKA790GX Platinum

I'm trying find the difference between the
DKA790GX and DKA790GX Platinum.
From what i can tell in the spec the only diff is the firewire port and about £20.
anyone else know ?
rgds

And....the Platinum version is black!!! That alone would be worth the extra $20 bucks to me. It's gotta look good when you open the case.

Dka790gx platinum

hello, I checked to see if there was any updates for my motherboard, it seems to have been removed from msi site (and never existed according to the search engine) I downloaded live update 5 which only recognised my 295 gtx (made by gainwood ) I am guessing this is not supported any longer so there will be no further updates? bios is 1G and i just updated network driver from realtek's site, is this what I need to do from now?
thanks.
also wanted to check cpu compatibilty to see if this is worth updating.
thanks again.

Quote
hello, I checked to see if there was any updates for my motherboard, it seems to have been removed from msi site (and never existed according to the search engine)
It's here, maybe you were searching for the wrong thing...
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/DKA790GX-Platinum.html
Are you having any problems? If not, then there is no need to update drivers. And please uninstall LiveUpdate 5, it is not very useful, and potentially dangerous.

DKA790GX platinum problems

hi there, please bear with me as i am pretty new to building computers, i recently bought and installed a 25.g phenom, and a dka790gx platinum board.
i also have a radeon 3850 hd card installed. since doing this, formatting my hard drive and using a clean install of windows vista i have been plagued with programs crashing, one or two blue screens and other such instability. i only have 3 1 gig ram sticks installed, do i need to use pairs? i ran the windows memory checker as i play world of warcraft and when that crashes it said memory could not be wriiten, or read, on two diff occasions.
i would really appreciate some help on this. firefox seems to be a program that has a lot of problems, as does windows live messenger and yahoo messenger, these problems do see intermittent though.
regards, and hoping for help.

What works good on one board doesn't always work on another.
Take a look at the other user signatures on this and other forums and look for users with the same motherboard, see what memory they're using.
Don't mix and match memory, pick a brand and part number and stick with it. If you change brands, or part numbers within a brand, change ALL
of your memory to that brand/ part number.
If your running dual channel, buy matched pairs, They're matched at the factory to work together, and will have closer to identical specs than two sticks
you buy separately.
Check your memory manufacturer's website for compatibility with your motherboard (OCZ doesn't list your motherboard on their site, but it's a new board , so it might be worth a call).
Search for reviews of your motherboard or the memory your thinking about purchasing and see if any of the sites have used your motherboard and/or memory for a review.
If it's a popular motherboard, odds are somebody will be using it as a test bed, If your lucky, they used or reviewed the memory your interested in, on your board.
Hang out here for a bit and see if anyone is using or tried your motherboard/memory combination.

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