HELP: MSI 760GM P23

Just finished a build for my sister....but im having a problem. Once it get's past the MSI screen it ask's me which bootable device I want to choose, the only one being the dvd rom. Though once I choose it....it says no bootable device found press any key to continue. ANY IDEA's?

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as the machine starts enter BIOS by pressing DELETE and set up the boot order there!
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No Audio on MSI 760GM-P23 (FX)

I just recently build a new computer using MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) running on Windows 7 Home Premium. I was able to get everything to work except for the on-board audio. The Realtek High Definition Audio always has "Not plugged in" status even if its rear audio jack is connected. I would like to know what is wrong with the on-board audio. Is there a disable setting somewhere for the on-board audio, because I can't get it to work even after downloading and installing the latest audio driver from MSI website.
Also, I can't test the front audio jacks, because I used my old mid-tower case, which its audio connector seems to be incompatible with the pins of JAUD1, but I doubt not connecting JAUD1 won't cause the rear audio jack not to work.

Oh, sorry, XFM. I completely missed your reply. Too much things are going on. It seems that I was having problem focusing.
Quote from: XFM on 23-February-13, 13:54:31
In your audio control panel, is it set for digital or analog out? ...
I think when you say "audio control panel", you are referring to "Realtek HD Audio Manager", correct? Since I wasn't able to get a single sound to work before, I don't have any idea how to use that audio manager. But after playing around with it, it seems that the sound card is set to Digital since the only visual jack ports on the right side that aren't grayed out is Digital. The analog jack ports are completely grayed out.
Quote from: XFM on 23-February-13, 13:54:31
...If I'm not mistaken those jumpers are only needed on the older AL'97 audio when not using front panel jacks, not the newer HD audio.
Are you talking about the pin layout of JAUD1? I am not very familiar with audio much, so I don't understand what you are saying. Nonetheless, I tried putting in jumpers and removing them. Both doesn't seem to make a difference except noticing an input jack detection to be plugged in and plugged out the next. For what port, I have no idea, so I removed the jumper now.
If it helps, I can plug in the front audio input panel if I know which connector goes in which pin. The connector MIC IN and MIC BIAS are the one that throws me off, which is why I ended up not connecting any. Here are all the pins I have on my old tower case:
- L OUT
- L IN
- R OUT
- R IN
- MIC IN
- MIC BIAS
- GND

Unexpected reboots - MSI 760GM-P23

Hi,
I've just purchased a brand new gaming PC with the following specs:
- Amd Athlon X3 450 3.20 Ghz
- MB MSI 760GM-P23
- Club3d Radeon HD 7770
- Onboard - 5.1 HD surround
- 8GB Intern memory 1333Mhz
- 500GB HDD
- Onboard power supply Corsair CX 430M
OS: Win 7 professional 64 bit
Issue: When I'm playing a game (Assassin's Creed 2,3, Battflefield 3, etc) - all games which should run smoothly on this box -
after 3-4 hours I get an unexpected reboot. Have updated all graphics drivers and BIOS but still the problem persists.
There's no problem with power issue, have tried it on another electricity group which didn't solve the problem.
At the moment I'm thinking that the temperature might be the culprit. Have left the box open yesterday and placed a
ventilator next to it and I could play all day without a reboot.
CPU ventilator is working normally. Ventilator on the Graphics card is running on 20%, will try to increase that percentage
to see if it brings anything.
Does anyone has seen this issue before or can anyone give me some tips what might be the issue here ? Once: again: this is a brand
new Gaming-PC !
Thanks for any help, information to track down this annoying problem
Dimitry

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Does anyone has seen this issue before or can anyone give me some tips what might be the issue here ?
The issue can have different sources like:
Overheating
PSU problem
Memory issues [typically BSOD or lockup, but sometimes can cause unexpected reboots too]

MSI 760GM-P23 doesn't boot

Like the title says. I go almost directly to the boot menu. There I can only choose the optical drive with the windows 7 disk in it. But when I press enter it says: no bootable device, Press any key to go back. Really hope you can help me
also have a youtube video so you can see the problem. But I am not allowed to post external links. So you can go to youtube channel:
itsjustme2102
then click on video and I think its the first video you see, you will recognize the video title also: MSI motherboard doesn't boot
graphics card Club 3D Radeon HD 6850 CoolStream Edition
CPU Socket AM3 ,AMD Phenom II X4 965 , OPGA, "Deneb", Black Edition, C3
be quiet! Pure PowerL7 530W
mainboard Socket AM3+ ,MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) , RAID, Gb-LAN, VGA, Sound, µATX
memory DDR3-1333 ,Crucial 8 GB DDR3-1333 Kit ,CT2KIT51264BA1339
Samsung SH-D163C optical drive
hard drive 3,5" seagate barracuda 2TB green

Built my rig today and I'm having the same problem. The hard drive and BDR player show up in the Bios. When I boot the system it says "please select the boot device." The only option is CD/DVD, which has the windows 7 disc inside. When I press enter it says "No bootable device, press any key to go back" I can't get any further than that.
I tried a number of HDD's and DVD Drives, with the same unsuccessful results. I could use some assistance if anyone's nailed the source of this problem.
XFX Radeon HD 6670 Core Edition Video Card - 2GB DDR3, HD-667X-CDF3
AMD FX-6300 Six-Core 3.5GHz AM3+ Processor
MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) AMD Series Motherboard
Patriot Viper Xtreme 8GB Desktop Memory Module - DDR3, 1600MHz

MSI 760GM-P23 (fx) bios upgrade issue

Hello every body
I just bought a gamer PC from an computer supplier.
Is has the following spec.
AMD FX 4170 / 4.2 GHz Processor - AM3+
MSI 760GM-P23 (FX) - Micro-ATX 3000 AM3+
8GB DDR3 1600MHz Kingston HyperX (1X8GB)
Nvidia GTX650 (2GB)
Kingston SSDNow - 2.5″ SATA-600 120GB
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 - 3.5″ SATA-600 1TB
Cooler Master Elite 430 - ATX Sort
Cooler Master GX Lite 600W - 120 mm
22x DVD/RW DL Sort SATA
I had Windows 7 and all drivers installed and unit was working fine. I then decided to use the MSI Live Updater to update all drivers etc.
In this process the bios was updated to v.17.13 and before the update the unit was running v.H.A
After bios update had finished updating in Windows, i rebooted the system and then i have not been able to boot to Windows or Windows install 7 since.
I have uploaded 2 videos to youtube so that you all can see what the issue is
Search youtube for these two videos.
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gvlNZl9Im6s
I have tried to downgrade the bios, and i dont get any error when trying to do so, but after rebooting the system again, i see that the bios has NOT been downgraded.
Can somebody tell me what might be the issue?
I personally think it is the BIOS chip it self, that was up by the update and now is somehow looked and faulty.
HELP!!

Sounds like Live Update just claimed another casualty. Unless another forum user can come up with some more suggestions, it is most likely RMA time or a pc shop in your area that has an SPI flash programming device should be able to restore the BIOS chip for you.
Next time, for BIOS updates, please use the fourm's USB flash method.
>> Forum Flash Method <<

MSI 760GM-P23 - No video signal

Hey, I moved my gaming setup from my old Corona case to my new Cooler Master HAF 912 PLUS case, and connected everything like it was before, but now i can't get any video signal.
My Gaming setup is:
Motherboard: MSI 760GM-P23
CPU: AMD FX-4100 3.6 Ghz
RAM: 2x2GB Kingston 1333 MHz Dual Channel
PSU: Cooler Master GX550
Graphics Card: Nvidia Geforce GTX 550 TI

Remove the board from the case again and test it outside the case on a non-conducting surface in barebone configuration. If it works again, then you know that you must have created some sort of short-circuit problem while installing everything in the new case.
Such things happen a lot.

BsoD on MSI 760Gm P23 Fx(clock interrupt was not received on a secondary proces)

If i try to run some higher end games like battlefield 2 i'll just get this BsoD saying:
"A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval"
Here's my system:
MSI 760GM P23 FX
Amd FX 6100 6 core processor 3.3
16 gigs of ram
Radeon HD 7750
BIOS: 7641vH2
I've elsewhere of other systems with this problem fixing it with a bios update, but as far as i'm aware i have the current recommended bios for my MB/CPU combo. also my bios should be at their default settings since they were installed. i don't recall tweaking them at all

that interrupt is a CPU clock instability I'm guessing that your CPU is auto boosting its clocks! you will need to access BIOS and turn off the Turbo Boost!
then give it a retest and see if it keeps doing the A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval thing as your board has a max TDP of 95W and under basic frequancy its right at that level and the turbo may be over stressing the power delivery (under turbo that CPU will pull over 100W or more)!

[MSI 760GM-P23 (FX)]High Pitched Noise near the CPU or from the CPU itself?

I just built this rig 3 weeks ago and I decided to update my BIOS because it's not compatible with Spec Ops: The Line, the game worked but the mobo/cpu started making these high pitched noise. I'm pretty sure it's not coming from the PSU because it at the bottom. The sound is not consistent
but it's really annoying when I hear it, do I need replace it or is there a way to get rid of it?
Specs:
AMD FX-6 6100 Black Edition 6 Core 3.3Ghz
MSI 760GM-P23 (FX)
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro rev 2
Crucial 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1333Mhz Ballistix Sport
PowerColor HD 7770 GHz Edition 1GB GDDR
Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3 1TB Hard Drive SATAII
CIT 500w Power supply

In most cases such noises are the effect of resonance caused by a PSU that does not provide clean power (not able to properly filter the noise in the signals, especially under rapidly changing power demand conditions).

New MSI 760gm-P23 Mobo no signal

I just got the MSI 760gm-P23 motherboard in the mail after the one i had before it (exact same model) died to my beliefs. So the problem is after i have everything hooked up and I turn it on I wait for it to post and nothing ever happens, the screen remains black while the pc seems to be running. I have checked my Ram and Video card and they are both working properly.
Specs:
MSI 760GM-P23 Motherboard
CPU - AMD Phenom X 6 2.7GHZ
RAM - Kingston 8GB Hyper X Stick
PSU - Thermaltake 500W
GPU - Nvidia GeForce GTS 450

double check all power cables and try to boot with mainboard out of PC case placed over wooden table

MSI 760GM-P23, how do you choose an automatic boot device

This is driving me nuts:
-Bios 17.9
-16GB of ram
-AMD athalon xII 250
-3 sata drives (same results with no sata and only booting off usb, or if i set the sata controller to raid or ahci)
-Logitech Wiress keyboard/mouse with a usb dongle
Most bios's let you set a boot order in the bios, but i dont see any option for this. Everytime I boot if i press nothing it goes to the Terabyte TB boot menu that says press any key to enter.. I press any key and nothing ever happens. I eventually get the no bootable device available and have to reset.(even if i have a bootable usb drive/hard drive connected)
Everytime I boot I have to press F11, and select my boot device.. how do I set a permanent order for this?

Quote from: illafam on 02-June-12, 14:54:54
Thanks.. can't believe I missed it.
no problem
report back if its worked if you would be so kind (just so i know and am not just sat here thinking did it or not work?)!

Wont detect my GTX 460 video card 760GM-P23(FX)

MSI 760GM-P23(FX) (MS-7641) (CPU1)
Manufacturer   MSI
Model   760GM-P23(FX) (MS-7641)
Version   3.0
Chipset Vendor   AMD
Chipset Model   780G
Chipset Revision   00
Southbridge Vendor   AMD
Southbridge Model   SB700
Southbridge Revision   00
I purchased this board along with
CPU
   AMD Athlon II X4 640   31 °C
   Propus 45nm Technology
RAM
   4.0GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 667MHz (9-9-9-24)
Motherboard
   MSI 760GM-P23(FX) (MS-7641) (CPU1)
Graphics
   PHILIPS TV @ 1920x1080
   ATI Radeon 3000 Graphics (MSI)(integrated)
Hard Drives
   488GB Seagate ST3500413AS ATA Device (Unknown Interface)   30 °C
Optical Drives
   No optical disk drives detected (I unplugged this to see if video card needed more power from the MB)
Audio
   Creative X-Fi Audio Processor (WDM)
I purchased a GTX 460 EVGA 1.0 gb video card.
I also own an DELL XPS 710 gaming computer.
When I plug the GTX 460 into the XPS it works fine - When I plug it into the MSI it will not show up in the device manager or show even the boot screen.
I can use the onboard video card just fine.
I have a secondary power supply(Juicebox) that I have installed specifically to power the video card. So it's not a lack of power to the video card.
I have updated my Bios to:
Brand American Megatrends Inc.
Version   V17.5
Date   12/13/2011
and also Live Update shows H.50 as the MB BIOS version
Any ideas?

Quote from: xmad on 16-May-12, 20:24:13
From New Egg:
Minimum of a 450 Watt power supply. (Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 24 Amps.)
Your new Power supply: dual rail 18a
Perhaps you need to find a single rail psu? There are 2 psu's available for the xps a 750 and a 1k watt both have 12 v single rail as best i can tell.
Here is EVGA's tech support: I would contact them and go over you psu specs to verify.
Well I am not too proud to admit when I am wrong...
The PSU was the issue (as is the common issue with just about everyone that comes to this forum)
I purchased a Coolermaster 500W Single Rail PSU and it worked perfectly as soon as I plugged it in.
The Juice box I was using above was a 350W single rail but just wasn't enough even if it was dedicated solely to the Video Card.
Thanks all for your help - I truly appreciate the time you took to point me in the right direction.
Pro-Tip to the new guys looking at this - Single Rail vs Dual Rail makes a HUGE Difference. Check your power ratings with the MFG of your Video card.

760GM-P23 FX - no video signal

Good afternoon,
I put together a computer with the following specs:
- cpu: AMD Athlon 2 x4 645
- motherboard: MSI 760GM-P23 FX (AM3+ socket) with bios A7641 AM3H00
- memory: 1x Corsair 4GB DDR3-1333
- no video card, was going to use the onboard one
- PSU: Trust 370W (+3.3V/14A, +5V/30A, +12V/15A, -12V/0.8A, +5V/2A)
When I turn it on, the screen gets no signal. Also there are no POST sounds or beeps. I searched the forums and other people with a similar problem had an outdated BIOS, but my CPU should be supported by my BIOS version.
A different guess I had was maybe my PSU is low power, but my reseller said it ought to be enough. I couldn't find any references as to what the motherboard would need for power.
Do any of you have an idea what the problem could be?
Thanks in advance!

First off, thanks for the fast responses!
Quote from: Fredrik on 07-January-12, 08:23:17
Are all power cables connected to the motherboard? One is for a location near the processor.
If there are no POST, no nothing, it is usually the processor that has a problem: Damaged, underpowered, unsupported, poorly seated.
- 645 seems to be supported.
- Under-powered, no, not if you connected above mentioned P4 12volt connection, aimed for the processor. There could be some kind of shorting issue, though.
- Damaged, well, noone knows but it is a bit early yet, and why should it be.
- Poorly seated: Always seat the processor when the motherboard is out of the case; this is to make sure the seating is good. If you were to reseat the processor, also check so there will be no unused so called stand-offs left when you put the motherboard back.
I did connect all the power cables including the 4-pin CPU power plug. I reseated the CPU several times, with screws loosened as well as fastened and I applied fresh cooling paste every time. I might try another go with the motherboard outside the case on an insulating plate. Nonetheless I think it should be either the CPU or the motherboard that's failing. As I don't think I did anything that shouldn't have worked, I'll probably return them to the store and let them figure out what's wrong.
I think you're probably right about the CPU, as the motherboard is acting as it should, turning on power, lights and beeping if I remove the RAM as suggested by the next post:
Quote from: alex23tg on 07-January-12, 22:39:44
if everything is right connected.1)reset the bios.remove the mobo battery for 1 min 2)check if your ram stick is faulty(if you boot a pc without a ram you dont get beeps you just see a black screen and your monitor led turns on and off sorry for my bad english)3)if you already done all these borrow a graphic card from a friend and try it.then go to bios (if you get video) change settings for internal grapic card reboot and again if you have same issue then i am sorry but 99% your northbridge chip needs reball or reflow.this cost mother than this mobo.
I reset the BIOS by shorting the jumper, I'll try removing the battery. As for the RAM, I removed the RAM stick, but starting the setup without RAM actually DID make sound, so I figured that isn't the problem. As said above, I'll probably return the motherboard and CPU and see if this is a warranty/transport damage situation.
Either way, thanks a lot for the fast responses!

MSI G41M-P23 FSB/core clock issue (HELP!)

Alright, so a few days ago I bought an MSI G41M-P23 with 8 gb of DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) RAM (the standard for this board). My CPU is an E8400 (3.0 ghz). At first I wanted to maybe fiddle with some overclocking, which is where I realized that this mobo fails at. Not a big deal...but every time I attempted to up the FSB above 336 or so (this CPU's default is 333... x 9 = 3000 mhz), the system would not POST, instead it simply would loop on/off until eventually going back to defaults.
That was fine with me -- I don't need to overclock, really. However, I noticed something odd in the BIOS. The CPU speed, which according to the fsb multiplier was the correct speed (2997 mhz), was very not correct in the CPU info section of the BIOS. There, it listed the speed at 1.8 ghz. Thus I decided, for the heck of it, to take at look at CPU-Z at this time.
This is what CPU-Z is currently telling me (I have a screenshot, but I can't seem to post it here):
In the "Clocks" section (bottom left of the main tab in CPU-Z)
Core speed: ~1894 mhz
Multiplier: x 9.0
Bus Speed: ~210 mhz
Rated FSB: ~842 mhz
The RAM speeds and ratios are correct, though, given the FSB:RAM ratio (it would seem). Ram clocks in at ~333 mhz, which with a 5:8 ratio should put it at 1066...I think.
So now CPU-Z and part(?) of the BIOS is showing me the wrong CPU speed (1800 mhz). It's also listing my FSB at 200 mhz despite the fact that my I set it in my BIOS at 333 mhz. The 200 Mhz adds up with the incorrect core speed, as 200 X 9 = 1800. If I go back to the BIOS, it lists the FSB correctly, and the POST screen displays the correct FSB and multiplier, but again, the CPU info screen of the bios is reading 1800 mhz, while listing the FSB as 333. I don't have any speedstep/CE1/other modifiers turned on, and this reading is currently under normal load (read: not idle). I'm at my wit's end here.
Is this board not saving my FSB speeds in the BIOS? Is there any way to fix this issue? I apparently have the most up-to-date BIOS according to CPU-Z and MSI's support website. I have not tried every setting of the OC switch yet, though I have tried a few (200 -> 333, for example) and all have resulted in a system that will not POST, and leaves me having to reset the CMOS jumper in order to get it to boot again (as opposed to the looping/defaulting cycle mentioned earlier).
Can someone PLEASE help me? I just reinstalled Windows 7 x64/all my programs because of this new board...and I really, really don't want to do that all again.

Well, I heard back from MSI. They are just as confused over the BIOS version as I am, apparently. V30.8 is not what is supposed to be on the board. So, rather than flash it and hope that it works, etc., I decided to simply return the board, as I've only had it for a few days, and bared used it. Something is clearly wrong with it to have an "unknown" BIOS installed.
I went ahead and ordered a new CPU and mobo entirely...Core i5, too. No MSI board this time...only because they didn't have a board in my price range. I wanted this upgrade to be something easy and simple so I wouldn't have to do that.. oh well.
I do find it very strange what's happened with this board, though....I've never before heard of ordering and receiving a board with an unknown BIOS on it...even according to the manufacturer. Maybe an out-of-date BIOS, but not something completely off the radar. Still, thank you again for your help.

760GM-p23 (fx) AM3+ FX 4100

Hello I have two 760GM-p23 (fx) AM3+ FX 4100 cpu mobo combos i picked up today at frys. this first board has 2x4gb ddr3 1600 corsair xms. memorys running at 1333. seagate 500gb hard drive coolermaster 500watt psu. no video card using onboard currently.
what i have gone through so far is trying to update the bios with the currently installed am3+ fx 4100 installed. i chose the correct bios and the flashing process completed and system reboots. after loading into windows it starts to get graphical artifacts the colors changing around the windows logo on the background image.
then system freezes and forced reboot is necessary.
it does not like to run in ahci mode. i am installing windows 7 64 bit professional again right now after doing the bios update a second time and flashing the bios and resetting the bios.
i have not tried different ram. a lot of people on newegg and here say i need to put in an am3 older processor to upgrade the bios properly. im not sure if the bios update is sticking even though it says completed.
im about to go buy a semperon for 35$ just to upgrade the bios on these two if it is necesarry.
the fx 4100 is supposed to be 95watt tdp and a lot of people say that is the max for this board. is that stable or not stable? should i consider changing my configuration or trying the other cpu to upgrade bios again.

Upgrading to a FX processor does not require to use another supported cpu for updating. Unlike Intel systems AMD systems aren't that picky with new and unsupported cpus. Another cpu will therefor not help you. If it shows artifacts now that looks more like a faulty board.
If you are sure to have flashed the latest bios for your board which is here: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/760GM-P23--FX-.html#/?div=BIOS then system should in any case work.
Indeed the max TDP cpu that should be used on this board is 95w but your cpu is 95w so there is no obvious reason it wouldn't work.
Try clearing cmos and see if that helps: >>Clear CMOS Guide<<

MSI 760Gm-P21(FX) PCI-E Frequency problem

I'm having difficulties maintaining a constant PCI-E frequency. AMD Overdrive always shows it to be 60Mhz (and It should be 100Mhz - if I'm not mistaken). Always - meaning at any BIOS settings - overclocked, underclocked and/or 'Optimized Default'.
So I got a letter from MSISupport saying basically that PCI-E frequency on my board is in fact proportional to HTLink frequency. Then I overclocked NB Frequency from 2000 to 2020 hence HTlink frequency went from 2000Mhz to 2020Mhz and fortunately got a reading of 101Mhz by AMD Overdrive.
Now it's all good exept for the fact that I can't overclock the system for gaming (by raising FSB and lowering HTlink and\or NB Freqency) sinse Htlink being set to anything other than 2020Mhz (giving me PCI-E Freqency of constant 101Mhz) - is for some reason set to 60Mhz.
Another thing that really concerns me is the fact that you can completely damage the videocard if PCI-E is set above the default 100Mhz. To add - you can really see the difference between 60Mhz and 101Mhz while playing the latest games (which is why to begin with I buit my PC).
Here's my PC:
AMD Athlon x3 450 (3.2Ghz overclockable to 3.6)
MSI 760Gm-P21(FX)
2x2Gb Kingston HyperX 1333Mhz (overclockable to 1600Mhz @1.6)
Sapphire Radeon HD7770 (OC)
250 Seagate 7200RPM 2.5"HDD (SATA)
Coolermaster Extreme Power Plus 600 PSU (160fps on OCCT PSU test)

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well it says in the bios menu 'version 17.12' - on the download page it's called H.C.
oki, its right one, but i noted that H.D official is already out:
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/760GM-P21--FX-.html#/?div=BIOS
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and what would be the point of flashing it if it won't add the PCI-E control?
it may help with OCing eventually, its for your review. if don't want dont try it

HELP: MSI 760GM P23

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