Motherboard MSI Z77 - Integrated Graphics.

Hi,
i just tried to configure the Integrated graphics on my system.
I've consulted the manual, and configured the following:
. Virtu Technology : D-MODE
. Initiate graphics adapter : IGD
. IGD Multi Monitor : Disable.
When i've saved the bios, the system dont post, the screen doesn't receive any signal, and i get the Led Debug Code 62.
The problem is that I’ve tried this configuration upon buying the board, and crashed BIOS A. I was running on Bios B, that now also crashed : My Bad, all the way. At the time, should have corrected Bios A.
The only thin I have, is a copy of the BIOS on a usb pen.
How can I resolve this?
My Rig:
Motherboard MSI Z77 MPower
Intel Core i7-3770K 3.5GHz 8MB Sk1155
PSU LC Hyperion 700W
Kingston HyperX DDR3-1600Mhz 4x4GB
SSD OCZ Agility 3 180GB

Probably co-incidence
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Don't understand how enabling Virtu Lucid in the BIOS with OC Genie 'ON' could have such a result.. Has MSI tested this??
I am sure they tested it, most likely the board was defective and whatever switch was flipped by this change allowed the damage to occur.

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