H55-gd65 support Xeon 1156?

I see that there are xeon processors in the LGA 1156 socket. Is this compatible with the h55-gd65 board? Thought I'd ask...

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a blue tabbed port
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I stared at it for a second before it registered, "That's a fricken USB 3.0", I blurted.
That is an eSATA-Port...
My ancient P45 Platinum has it, too:
The even more ancient P35 Platinum even had two of those:
Now take another look at the back panel of your H55-GD65:
You can see the difference in this picture:
The two blue ports on the right are USB 3.0 ports. The single blue port on the left is an eSATA-Port.
If you still think that you have an USB 3.0 port, then try to plug an USB device into it. You will need a big hammer to make it fit.

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MSI H55-GD65 X.M.P. support

Hi
I am currently running a core i3 on a MSI H55-GD65 with noname 4GB RAM @ 1333 Mhz in a dual channel configuration.I am planning to buy 2 x 4GB Vengeance LP CML8GX3M2A1600C9 1.5V @1600 Mhz.
My questions are:
1:Is my board X.M.P. compatible.
2:If the sticks be running at 1333 MHz.What will I have to do to make it run at 1600 Mhz.
my Sluggish memory benchmark :(
Thanks

If the X.M.P. setting doesn't show in your BIOS Cell Menu, the current RAM installed may not have X.M.P. profiles? The new Corsair's probably do have that profile, which in that case the setting will probably show in Cell Menu. For initial startup with the new RAM, only place one stick in the primary dimm slot. If all is well, add the second stick. The SPD Tab of CPUID's CPU-Z utility will show if there are X.M.P. profiles, and will show the timings to set if it is done manually.

Can H55-GD65 MB use any newer CPU than 1st generation?

I am trying to find out what the H55-GD65 board can use for a processor? I see the list only has 1st generation i3, i5 or i7 chips and am wondering if this board can use anything newer? I also looked at the bios updates and they do not say whether they updated the list or not. It seems that you can only use a Clarkdale chip from the 1st generation chips, is this true?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
Art

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Can I use any of the 1155 pin CPU's is more of the question at this point?
No, it is not possible. Only the ones and the BIOS versions to support them as listed in the link.

Overclocking my i7-860 with an "old" H55-GD65

Well, it was new to me but I understand by todays standards it is "Old"... forgive me for my budget constrainsts at the moment, but atleast I did buy an MSI, right?
OK, that being said, I would like to be a little more educated on the overclocking functions and, in some cases, how to be able to adjust them as some I can not seem to get off of auto mode...
I'm new to this (if you couldn't already tell by my other stupid posts) so be patient with me please. I pick stuff up quickly. As a matter of fact as of a month ago I could't have told you what an i7 was... Now I have built my own system and I really want to learn what everything is, what it does and how it relates to everything a little more indepthly. I have read many articles on several forums reffered by this site, so I am somewhat up to speed on many of the settings.
So far I have done three OC attempts and saved their settings. All successfull in their own way. I managed to go from the OC Genie base setting of 3.59Ghz to 3.99Ghz. Ram settings on the OC genie was 1575Mhz and my OC's were 1525Mhz. Values for voltage on my OC's are all on auto, as I can not seem to find a way of manualy adjusting the voltage outside of OC genie settings so there must be something I am not doing right. As for CPU voltage the OC genie was1.31min/1.36max. Mine were 1.36min/1.42max (which it pretty much stayes right there. This is where I think I am consuming more power especially at a higher clock. I really need to get into the voltages for the CPU and RAM (the RAM especialy).
In 3Dmark11 my last OC produced much better physics scores 8500s vs 8100s so I am confident it is working well in that regard, but who knows, maybe it should be better givin the increase in frequency. I have also run BBC2 for over 6hrs on my 3.8Ghz tune and my CPU temps never got over 60C. With OCgenie activated, my temps are in the 55C range.
I am using CPUID monitor to read temps and voltages. In this I have noticed that the OC genie power package is pulling 65W, my packages were at 95W. So given the data of the performance and the heat build up at idle and max temps, I have to concede the OCgenie setting to be more efficient. I would like to know exactly why that is. I see a different multiplyer being used, but when I am in one of my clocks, I can not adjust this either, I can only adjust frequency. Why is that?
Here are the specs on my system;
CoolerMaster HAF 922; 3x2CM, 1x1.2CM
i7-860
H55-GD65
2x4Gb G.Skill CL7 10666 ocupying 1,3
Sapphire Dirt 3 HD 6950 2Gb
Win 7 U
WD 1Tb Caviar Black 64Mb SataIII
Antec H20 620 w/ UltaKAze 3000
HCG-900 PSU
If any more info is needed, let me know. I will be all to happy to provide it the best I can.

Found it! -/+ buttons... Sry for the Noob post.... it was in the manual... Sry.
So now that that is out of the way...
I have noticed the recomendations on this sight varying from recomendations on other sites pertaining to what CPU functions should be Enabled/Disabled.
On this Forum I see most suggest O-clocking with T-boost and other CPU state controls active. Other sites say turn them off and run the CPU throttled. I personaly like the idea of a more energy efficient combo, providing it works comparitively. I am also begining base testing again with Prime95 so I know I am starting with a completely stable platform.
I also read that there is a limit of the onboard chipsets. Being this is an H55, can I ask what is the max throughput (I believe is the propoper term) for this chipset? On the Specs page it lists max QPI up to 6.4GT/s. Could someone explain what this number is representative of and what it means in relation to maximum attainable CPU frequency? Thanks.

OCZ Intel extreme on H55-GD65

Hi, I have bought an MSI H55-GD65 motherboard, and with that the following sticks of RAM :
OCZ Intel Extreme Edition XMP 4 Go (kit 2x 2 Go) DDR3-SDRAM PC3-10600 - OCZ3X1333LV4GK
I would like to have your opinion on this choice. For instance, I would like to know if some manual configuration in the BIOS will be necessary.
Thanks for reading.

I also have the choice to buy a G.Skill ECO series (1.35V), since it is meant for an office computer which should be cool, low consuming and silent.
However it has to be more stable than lightning quick, of course because it is office work, and no freeze should happen during works on important documents.

H55-gd65 w/ 5870

i have msi h55-gd65 w/ core i5 750 and 5870's
but my proc cant reach 3.2ghz in intel turbo boost is enable.
is there a bottle or any settings can help?
my bios on default settings
thanks

Since you said your bios is on default, I guess you did not overclock.
With turbo boost, the i5 750 can only reach 3.2 ghz (24*133) if only one core is under load.
I however remember having this problem also with only one core loaded, I believe it went away after a bios update, but I didn't really test it, as I prefer
having turbo boost off.

Z77a-gd65 supports hyper-threading?

I have seen in some sites in Internet that the z77a-gd65 supports hyper-threading, but there is no mention of it in the MSI official site nor any BIOS option to enable and disable hyper-threading is described in the manual
Do you guys know whether multi-threading is supported or not?
Thank you very much in advance for your reply!

Thanks Froggy Gremlin for your reply.
There is no shot of this subsection. In page 2-10 there is a shot of the "OC Section" and in page 2-15 a reference to a read only CPU specification sub-menu, but no reference to the HT-setting at all. Maybe I am reading an outdated manual, but it is the one from the official MSI site at //download2.msi.com/files/downloads/mnu_exe/E7751v2.2.zip
But if you have the mainboard and you know there is this option, I trust your word. I am probably buying it but wanted to know before if this option was available.

H55-GD65 raid

Hi.
I bought second disk and I'm trying to create raid array. But I'm not able to create it.
I found in some specification, that this stupid mainboard doesn't support raid !!!!!
Is it true? Is it normal, that mainboard bought in 2010 doesn't support raid?
Is there any way how to create raid 0 array?
Thx. for answers.

It has nothing to do with the mainboard. This is not a mainboard problem. Actually, it is no problem at all. No mainboard that features an Intel H55 chipset supports RAID. It is the chipset (its integrated SATA controller) that does not support RAID.
Look here:
For RAID capability you would have had to buy a H57 based mainboard:
As you can see, "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" is not mentioned in the H55 chipset diagram.

X79A-GD45 8D - support Xeon?

Hello,
I have quick question, motherboard X79A-GD45 8D can support Xeon cpu ? which versions E5-XXXX?
Thank you

I got reply:
MSI Support
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Thanks for contacting MSI technical support. Regarding your concern, we are sorry that this motherboard cannot support Xeon E5-4650, please choose the compatible processor referring to the CPU Support List on our website. Thanks! CPU Support List Thanks for your cooperation in advance! Best Regards, MSI Technical Support Team
bl4ck:
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I suspect that the list is outdated because the processor is supported by the motherboard Big Bang-XPower II and my friend has this setup. http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Big-Bang-XPower-II.html#/?div=CPUSupport it is not included in the list.
MSI Support
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We are sorry that we didn't test this processor on this MB, so we still suggest you choose the compatible processor referring to the CPU Supporrt List on our website. Thanks and sorry for any inconvenience caused!
But that's is not important now I bought i7-3930K
Thank you all.

MSI Z68MA-ED55, or Z68 series, support XEON E3 series processor?

Hello,
does anyone know if the MSI Z68MA-ED55, or any other Z68 series, motherboard supports Intel XEON E3 series, like the E3-1275?
Cheers

You should look through the product information in MSI website first. If the board supports, then the processor will be listed under their support listings, else it's a no. For more information on any other supporting processors, please contact MSI as per the link given by HU16E.

Does MSI P55-GD65 support eSata hot-plug?

I believe the title is self-explanatory, but I'll explain anyway..
I have a MSI P55-GD65 motherboard which has an onboard eSata port. I have a second eSata port in the front plate of my case.. The thing is, that the only way for it to recognize my eSata external hard drive, is if the drive is connected and powered BEFORE I boot my PC. Not very convenient when it comes to portable devices. Is there anything I have to change in the BIOS or any drivers I should install (for Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit) so that I can power on and off my drive while my PC is working?

Actually, I did some more digging after my post, I figured out how to do it (I tweaked the registry because I had installed Windows 7 with sata mode set to IDE), and now it works fine..
There's only one issue. My external drive does not appear in the devices I can "safely remove". So I don't know how risky it is to just turn of my HDD while the PC is powered on..

Is sli at all possible on h55-gd65?

I've always been a big fan of the ATI cards, and running linux, the current ati drivers for linux, which were specific to the distrobution i was using, crashed it, I thought it may have been user error, did a few fresh installs, same thing every time: install driver, video goes screwy, edit config files to change resolution and back to an unbootable state. Which is why i plan on switching to nvidia, my buddy's fermi works perfect, but drunk monkeys in a barrel can write better drivers then ati/amd at this point. I know its a crossfire specific board, but we all know if it is computerized in any way theres usually a way around it. If I need to get a new board I will, but hopefully it doesn't come to that because my empty wallet and wide eyes are eyeing up the big bang lol

Thats what i figured, i know on older boards i was able to xfire on a sli board. Do all the p55 chipsets by msi support sli? I've been looking over them and see that you can run ati/nvidia cards together on the same board, and one has xfire plastered at the top, and sli on the bottom of the same page

H55-GD65 (MSI7637 VER:1.0)

I was planning to use this mainboard to build a NAS. At the moment I have 2 issues with the board:
1) During boot I get the following error "No enough space to copy PCI option ROM [02:00:00]. After that it seems to boot correctly (did not found any problems so far).
2) The automatic fan control does not work. Set the target temp to 65 C ( actual temp is 30) and the min rotation to 0 rpm. (in BIOS).
After booting Windows7 and installing all the MSI tools the FAN min fan speed does go below 1060rpm (even when I set the min rpm to zero in the MSI tool)
Does have anyone has some tips for me ....
System :
I have added 2 PCE-E 1x SATA controllers to have 4 additional SATA ports. ( 2 x Sil3132 with the latest NON-RAID bootrom from SiliconImage )
In total 11 disks are added.
-1 x boot (SATA) disk to JMicron controller. (SATA-7)
-6 x SATA to native controller AHCI mode (SATA1-6)
-2 x SATA to Sil3132 PCI-E Sata controller ( In PCI-E 1x slot)
-2 x SATA to Sil3132 PCI-E Sata controller ( In PCI-E 1x slot)
4 Gbyte of RAM (2 x 2Gbyte 1333 Mhz)
Core-i3 530
Standard intel FAN
OS: Windows 7 ultimate x64
BIOS :v1.2 (latest at this time)
BOARD H55-G65 (MSI7637 VER:1.0)

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1) During boot I get the following error "No enough space to copy PCI option ROM [02:00:00]. After that it seems to boot correctly (did not found any problems so far).
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-2 x SATA to Sil3132 PCI-E Sata controller ( In PCI-E 1x slot)
-2 x SATA to Sil3132 PCI-E Sata controller ( In PCI-E 1x slot)
The mainboard already has two onboard controllers that require the system to load option ROM Firmware data into system memory. There is only a limited amount of memory resources on the BIOS level on a given mainboard. That is why it is not unusual when you run out of option ROM resources sooner or later if you add more controllers.
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2) The automatic fan control does not work. Set the target temp to 65 C ( actual temp is 30) and the min rotation to 0 rpm. (in BIOS).
After booting Windows7 and installing all the MSI tools the FAN min fan speed does go below 1060rpm (even when I set the min rpm to zero in the MSI tool)
The low temperature threshold that needs to be reached in order to make the fan stop is much lower than 30°C. It is probably somewhere between 10°C and 20°C. That means the chance that the system fan will actually stop spinning on a Desktop computer is rather low under normal operating conditions (room temperature).

Does the MSI P55A GD65 support SLI?

hi all,
i want to get a second graphics card in my system.
but i don't know for sure if this board support SLI.
according the site it support crossfire only....

All P55A boards support SLI. They simply forgot to mention it on the product site. However, if you check the video card test list for this board, it does mention SLI configurations:
http://www.msi.com/file/test_report/TR1_2043.pdf
So, yes, SLI is definately possible on this mainboard.

Will my P67A-GD65 support 4 tb internal drives?

I would like to buy two 4 TB drives and put them on Sata Ports 7 and 8. And then Raid 0 them.
Will my MB support such a setup?

Sata 7 & 8 are on the Marvell Controller.
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-• SATAIII controller integrated in Intel® P67 & Marvell SE9128 chipsets
- Up to 6Gb/s transfer speed.
- Supports two SATAIII ports (SATA1~2) by P67 PCH
- Supports two SATAIII ports (SATA7~8) by Marvell SE9128
- SATA1~6 ports support RAID 0/1/5/10 mode by Intel P67 PCH
- SATA7~8 ports support RAID 0/1 mode by Marvell SE9128
I have read that the Marvell Controller supports raid, but isn't all that good. Would probably be better to use the P67 SATA II ports.

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