MOVED: 785GTM-E45 VCORE ADJ.?

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=132121.0

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=130185.msg979795#msg979795

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  • 785GTM-E45 VCORE ADJ.?

    Hi Everybody,
    I update new bios (g10) my 785gtm-e45, IGP overclok is on but there is no vcore adjusment. Will MSI enable vcore adjusment or should we mod our bios to enable or selectable vcore?

     See this thread, same topic.
    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=130185.msg979795#msg979795

  • MOVED: 785gtm-e45

    This topic has been moved to AMD64 ATI/SiS/VIA boards.
    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=147167.0

    This topic has been moved to AMD64 ATI/SiS/VIA boards.
    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=147167.0

  • 785GTM-E45 vcore reset when resume

    I currently have the vcore set to 1.34x in the bios since auto puts it over 1.45.  When I resume from S3 the vcore resets itself to auto.
    Nothing is overclocked, it is all at default speeds except my memory which is running at 800mhz.
    I read about the high auto vcore, but it shouldn't be resetting to auto on resume.
    BIOS is version 8.8, that latest I was able to find.

    Quote from: wlahdone on 02-March-11, 08:42:05
    If your intention is to keep the CPU with low voltages ,you could do the opposite and Enable CnQ ONLY ,to keep the CPU at low voltages dinamically.
    And the real measurement is made with a multimeter at the VRM coil outputs on the back of the mobo.
    The voltages you see are software reads.
    I plan to use CnQ, but CnQ is used to lower power usage while you are using the computer.  When not in use I'd prefer it to sleep to save even more energy.  I would just shut it down but it is a media PC and I would to be able to turn it on with my remote.
    I'm aware the software voltages are not accurate.  In the BIOS the "safe settings" for vcore are between 1.447 and 1.456 with Auto being between 1.453 and 1.456.  So it isn't just software readings.  I considered that the sensor could be doing something weird on resume and reading wrong, but running prime95 for 5-10 mins after a resume shows temps several degrees higher than before the sleep/resume. 

  • MOVED: 785GTM-E45 Problems with constant reboot and other stuff - My first ever build!

    This topic has been moved to AMD64 ATI/SiS/VIA boards.
    https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=149942.0

    Yes, 20 + 4 plug in connected as is the 4 pin CPU plug.  Sound issue is now resolved.  I deleted the sound drivers and windows reinstalled so that's fixed. 
    More on the reboot problem.  It really only seems to happen when the PC is sitting idle.  If suring the net or playing a game, it seems to work fine.  I was loading a program earlier today that kept failing because windows would reboot duing the install.  I finally opened up a web browser and left it on Pandora and the install went flawlessly...  I guess this PC does not like to be ignored... 
    Last night, I did not touch the PC and it would simply reboot about every 10-20 minutes and show a message that it recovered from a serious error.

  • 785GTM-E45 MOBO BIOS V 8.80 RANDOMLY RESETS BOOT SEQUENCE

    785GTM-E45 MOBO W/ PHENOM 9750 QUAD CORE CPU/4 GB WINTEC DDR2 PC6400 (2 x 2 GB) / WINDOWS XP SP3
    PROBLEM:  BIOS V 8.80 RANDOMLY RESETS BOOT SEQUENCE
    I HAVE 4 HARD DRIVES (2 SATA II - 1 USB 2.0 1 USB 3.0) ALL OF WHICH HAVE MULTIPLE PARTITIONS WITH 1 ACTIVE ON EACH DRIVE
    SATA II DRIVES / DEVICES:
    ON SATA 1: HITACHI 1TB SATA II DRIVE
    ON SATA 2: MSI DVD-CW RW
    ON SATA 3: MAXTOR 320GB SATA II DRIVE
    USB DRIVES:
    1. SEAGATE FREE AGENT EXTERNAL USB 2.0 1TB HD
    2. FANTOM EXTERNAL USB 3.0 2TB HD (VIA DIABLOTEK USB 3.0 PCI-E CARD)
    EXPLANATION OF PROBLEM AND FIXES ATTEMPTED TO DATE
    IN BIOS BOOT SEQUENCE I SELECT THE HITACHI HD AS 1ST DEVICE AND ALSO SET IT 2ND 3RD AND 4TH AND BOOT OTHER DEVICE DISABLED.  SAVE/EXIT BIOS AND WHEN SYSTEM REBOOTS IT RANDOMLY SELECTS ANY OF THE 4 DRIVES TO BOOT FROM. WHEN I ENTER BIOS AGAIN IT SHOWS WHATEVER DRIVE IT HAD SELECTED TO BOOT FROM AS 1ST, 2ND, 3RD AND 4TH DEVICE. ENABLING OR DISABLING BOOT FROM OTHER DEVICE MAKES NO DIFFERENCE.
    ORIGINALLY MY HITACHI WAS ON SATA 3 AND THE MAXTOR ON SATA 1 - I SWITCHED THESE AND NO DIFFERENCE.  BIOS SWITCHES BOOT DEVICE NOT ONLY TO THE MAXTOR SATA DRIVE BUT ALSO TO THE USB DRIVES. USUALLY WHEN I REENTER BIOS AND CHANGE THE BOOT SEQUENCE BACK FROM WHATEVER HD IT SHOWS TO THE HITACHI IT WILL USUALLY THEN BOOT FROM THE HITACHI SOMETIMES THOUGH IT TAKES 2 OR 3 TRIES TO GET IT TO BOOT FROM THE DRIVE I HAVE SELECTED AS 1ST BOOT DEVICE.
    I HAVE TESTED ALL DRIVES EXTENSIVELY USING ONTRACK EASY RECOVERY PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE AND ALL DRIVES SHOW NO PROBLEM.
    MSI LIVE UPDATE 5 REPORTS THAT THE BIOS IS 8.80  HOWEVER IT ALSO SHOWS MY OS AS WINDOWS 2000 WHICH IS INCORRECT.  MY CURRENT OS IS WINDOWS XP SP3. MY XP INSTALLATION WAS AN UPGRADE FROM WINDOWS 2000.
    PROBLEM IS NOT DEVASTATING JUST ANNOYING IF ANYONE KNOWS OF A FIX I'D LOVE TO HEAR ABOUT IT.  IF THIS IS A BUG IN THIS VERSION OF THE MOBO BIOS I SURE HOPE THEY EXTERMINATE IT AND RELEASE AN UPDATED VERSION IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

    Quote from: Bas on 26-August-11, 18:07:03
    How do you know it's randomly booting a different drive?
    What are the messages you get?
    As this:
    That looks like a broken drive to me, where it can't find the bootsector/mbr in time to boot from, so the BIOS moves to the next drive and tries again.
    I built this box about 2 months ago or so and this is the version of BIOS that came with the MOBO.  I have not flashed the bios in this board.
    As for knowing that it is randomly booting from a different drive as I stated each of my 4 drives has at a minimum 1 active partition.  The Hitachi has a dual boot setup in Windows and if it is booting from the Hitachi drive I will get the Window giving me a choice of booting from either the Hitachi or the Seagate.  If I select the Hitachi I also have it setup for two hardware profiles so it then gives me that screen to select profile 1 or 2.  If I get these screens no problem - I select the Hitachi and profile 1 and it boots without any further problem.
    If it has switched lets say to the maxtor (remember I have selected the Hitachi as 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th for boot sequence and the boot from other device is NO) I get no multi boot option it just automatically starts Windows from the active partition on the MAXTOR  (I can tell because the last time I used the Maxtor didn't shut down Windows properly so I get the option screen to boot normally or use safe mode etc).  The active partition on the Maxtor is a duplicate of the Hitachi but about 2 months old - basically a backup of the Hitachi active partition but out of date and without the multi boot option.
    In addition if it has switched boot drives and I hit my reset button and del to open up bios again and go to the boot sequence menu it will no longer show my hitachi as all 4 choices but sometimes it will show all 4 drives in varying order (including the hitachi but not as first device), sometimes 1 drive in all 4  (as in the seagate or the maxtor or the fantom drive in all 4 of the boot sequences) this seems to occur randomly and each time the list of boot sequence is different. 
    Keeping in mind that I had initially selected the Hitachi drive in all 4 of the boot sequences and selected NO to boot from other device - If the Hitachi drive was not ready or had a bad bootsector/mbr should I not get a message similar to "cannot boot from selected device so and so is missing etc??  I was under the impression that when one disabled the boot from other device as in NO then the bios should not attempt to go any further then attempting to boot from the selected device(s)????
    As for the broken drive and bios moving to the next drive and trying again I could understand that 1.  If I had not supposedly disabled its ability to do that  2.  I could perhaps understand this going to the next drive if I had selected the Seagate USB drive as my initial drive because of it's so called sleep mode which I have now turned off as it was causing errors in windows.  In addition I have run numerous and rigorous tests on the drives and they all passed with flying colors.
    Yesterday after a couple of tries I booted from the Hitachi drive (it was listed as 1,2,3,and 4 in bios and the boot from other device was NO) and was using that all day and was on it when I posted my help request here.  Shortly thereafter I properly shut down my computer.  Now I would think that when I turned it on again this morning the BIOS would have maintained its previous settings of the Hitachi in all 4 of the boot sequences and the No on enabling it to boot from other device?  However when I booted up again this morning it tried to boot from the Maxtor (I can tell because I get the option screen to boot normally or use safe mode etc) so I hit the reset button and then entered bios and boot sequence and now it showed the Seagate as 1 (it had just tried to boot from the Maxtor when I hit the reset button), the Fantom as 2, the Maxtor as 3 and the Hitachi as 4 and boot from other device still said NO - changed them once again to show the Hitachi in all 4 positions and exited bios and it did then boot from the Hitachi and here I am writing this message using Windows XP located in the active partition of my Hitachi drive.
    I'm not exactly a novice as my computer experience goes all the way back to mainframe days of the IBM 360 series computers.  I have built so many boxes I have lost count including numerous one using MSI mobos and I have never encountered a problem similar to this.  As I said it is not devastating just annoying - the only thing I can think of to totally eliminate the possibility of it being the mbr/bootsector of the Hitachi drive is to back up the drive and rewrite those sectors even though no errors have been reported.
    I could be wrong but after messing with this for sometime it really seems to be a bios bug or perhaps just my bios is defective - I was able to dl a copy of v8.8 from another post in the forums - and have not used it yet.  Sent all of this info in a Tech support request and posted it here to see if there were any solutions I may have overlooked before flashing the bios with a dl copy of the same version I have installed. 
    As for downloading the current v of bios from the forums here it was apparently the only way I could get a copy as Liveupdate 5  shows that I have the current version installed and only gives me a message that my mobo bios is current and no download is needed or something like that and the MSI site no longer gives one the ability to download the mobo bios without using liveupdate 5 or at least I couldn't find one.  Guess they got tired of people killing their boards with bad flashes. 
     

  • 785GTM-E45 keeps turning off

    Hi guys,
    I seem to be having a problem with my MSI 785GTM-E45 that I purchased from Tigerdirect as a barebones kit.  I'm a whiz at building systems, been doing it for years so I doubt I did anything wrong but who knows....
    The weird part is.. two identical systems and SAME problem.
        MSI 785GTM-E45 Motherboard - Micro ATX, AMD 785G Chipset, Socket AM2+, 1066MHz DDR2, SATA 3.0 Gb/s, RAID, 8-Channel Audio, Gigabit LAN
        AMD HDX920XCJ4DGI Phenom II X4 920 Quad Core OEM Processor - 2.80GHz, 6MB Cache, 1800MHz (3600 MT/s) FSB, Deneb, Quad-Core, OEM, Socket AM2+
        Patriot PSD22G80026 2048MB PC6400 DDR2 Memory - 800MHz, 1x2048MB, Non-ECC, Unbuffered
        Seagate ST3500413AS Barracuda Hard Drive - 500GB, SATA 6Gbps, 7200 RPM, 16MB
        Zalman CNPS7000V(AL)-1-PWM CPU Cooler - Intel Socket 1155, 1156, 775, AMD Socket AM2, AM2+, AM3
        DiabloTek CPA-0280 Elite ATX Mid Tower Case - ATX, Micro ATX, 450W PSU, 2x Ext 5.25", 1x Ext 3.5", 2x Int 3.5", 2x USB 2.0 Front Ports, Black
    Current temperature is:
    CPU TEMP:  65C/147F
    System Temp:  35C/95F
    Sys Fan 1: Speed 905RPM
    CPU Vcore 1.352V
    3.3V:  3.444V
    5V: 4.924
    12V: 11.968V
    So far, I've purchased thermal paste, the cleaner products to get the paste off.  I've cleaned this twice and SAME problem. 
    I've purchased a new CPU cooler and am still having the same problem.  My next thought would be the power supply.. but I don't want to be random and keep wasting my $$!
    Any ideas on what else to try?
    thanks,
    Matt

    Quote from: mateogp on 03-August-11, 02:49:53
    Hi guys,
    I seem to be having a problem with my MSI 785GTM-E45 that I purchased from Tigerdirect as a barebones kit.  I'm a whiz at building systems, been doing it for years so I doubt I did anything wrong but who knows....
    The weird part is.. two identical systems and SAME problem.
        MSI 785GTM-E45 Motherboard - Micro ATX, AMD 785G Chipset, Socket AM2+, 1066MHz DDR2, SATA 3.0 Gb/s, RAID, 8-Channel Audio, Gigabit LAN
        AMD HDX920XCJ4DGI Phenom II X4 920 Quad Core OEM Processor - 2.80GHz, 6MB Cache, 1800MHz (3600 MT/s) FSB, Deneb, Quad-Core, OEM, Socket AM2+
        Patriot PSD22G80026 2048MB PC6400 DDR2 Memory - 800MHz, 1x2048MB, Non-ECC, Unbuffered
        Seagate ST3500413AS Barracuda Hard Drive - 500GB, SATA 6Gbps, 7200 RPM, 16MB
        Zalman CNPS7000V(AL)-1-PWM CPU Cooler - Intel Socket 1155, 1156, 775, AMD Socket AM2, AM2+, AM3
        DiabloTek CPA-0280 Elite ATX Mid Tower Case - ATX, Micro ATX, 450W PSU, 2x Ext 5.25", 1x Ext 3.5", 2x Int 3.5", 2x USB 2.0 Front Ports, Black
    Current temperature is:
    CPU TEMP:  65C/147F
    System Temp:  35C/95F
    Sys Fan 1: Speed 905RPM
    CPU Vcore 1.352V
    3.3V:  3.444V
    5V: 4.924
    12V: 11.968V
    So far, I've purchased thermal paste, the cleaner products to get the paste off.  I've cleaned this twice and SAME problem. 
    I've purchased a new CPU cooler and am still having the same problem.  My next thought would be the power supply.. but I don't want to be random and keep wasting my $$!
    Any ideas on what else to try?
    thanks,
    Matt
    Given what the CPU temp is at, I suspect thermal shutdown.  65 c is thermal max for deneb cpu's. Also your 450 watt PSU may not be up to snuff. double and tripple check cpu cooler seating, and reseat cpu, check for bent/damaged pins...just in case.

  • 785GTM-E45 SATA (AHCI) HDD and IDE DVD drive cannot be used together

    I have bought 785GTM-E45, and installed a sata hdd and a IDE dvd drive on it.  the sata is set to ahci mode.  After install xp using f6 method and install all the drivers, I cannot find the dvd drive at all in windows.  I have to go into bios to set the sata ports back to IDE model to make the dvd appear again.
    Anyone knows the reason?  It looks like a bios bug.  I am using the new v8 bios.

    Quote from: vm1 on 06-October-09, 00:12:31
    It is just annoying that this board has so many issues.  No vcore change, no gpu voltage change, v8 bios will freeze if entering processor details, and the issue in this current topic.  I have used at least three other brands' boards and never had any issue before.  Oh my, MSI...
    MSI bashing is NOT allowed
    >>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<
    You could have read the manual before buying, then you would have known it's a cheap office board.

  • 785GTM-E45 not POSTing after a week (Need help)

    Hello guys and girls,
    Good day to you.
    I am new here as I just happily purchase my new MSI motherboard last week. Yay~
    However, I am now currently facing problem in POSTing the PC after it was working beautifully for a week. Hope someone can help me as I have exhausted my testing/diagnostics options.
    Some other infos that might be informative :-
    1.) APS LED does not light anymore.
    2.) No longer have successful POST beep anymore. (CPU Cooler comes on though)
    3.) Of course the black screen.
    4.) The last boot time, I remember seeing CMOS related error in the POST screen. After that loaded into Windows XP 32bit and I restarted the PC. Then the No POST happened.
    My PC hardware components :-
    CPU: Athlon X2 5000 (2.2GHz)
    Motherboard: MSI 785GTM-E45 (ver 1.4) (No idea on how to check the BIOS as I can't even POST now)
    RAM: I have 4 units working memory that I have tested to be working in this motherboard before it is not POSTing.
    a.) Kingston DDR2 667MHz (KVR667D2N5/2G) [1 Stick]
    b.) Mushkin DDR2 800MHz [1 Stick]
    c.) Corsair Dominator DDR2 1066MHz 2x1GB Kit [2 Sticks] (using this one as the main before it failed to POST)
    Graphics: Using onboard
    PSU: Seasonic S12D 750W
    a.) +3.3V = 24A ; +5V = 30A. (150W)
    b.) +12V Combine = 62A (744W)
    c.) -12V = 0.8A (9.6W)
    d.) +5Vsb = 3A (15W)
    Diagnostics that I have done :-
    1.) Checked whether the motherboard is touching the casing which will ground it. The motherboard is screwed on the standoffs with a 1.5cm away from the case. Checked the motherboard edges, not touching the casing either. Checked whether is there any screws that are short-circuiting the motherboard, nothing there as well.
    2.) Unplug the HDD and ODD. No POST as well. Plugged the HDD and ODD to another computer, it works.
    3.) Triple checked the power connections in the PC. No POST. After that plugged my Seasonic PSU to another computer to test. It was working.
    4.) Plugged another working PSU (Xigmatek 550W) from a working PC. Quadruple check the power connections is correct. No POST still.
    5.) Test the memory DIMMs with different slots (all 4 of them). Installed one at a time and each time is in different slot. No POST still. Tried the board with NO memory, it beeps non-stop (Good news it is still working?)
    6.) Did the Clear CMOS method according to manual. No POST still.
    7.) Checked the monitor by plugging into another computer and see whether is it faulty. Is working.
    8.) Retest all the memory DIMMs in another PC. All 4 DIMMs is working in another PC.
    9.) Carefully remove the CPU and reseat the processor. After that retest all the 4 memory DIMMS (No matter which slot). No POST still.
    10.) Disassemble the motherboard from the casing and other components to checked whether the capacitors are bad. Didn't detect any.
    11.) Plugged in a working graphic card to check whether the onboard graphic is faulty. No POST still.
    So now, I think I am left with 2 possibilities. The processor or the motherboard, however, the motherboard was the one showing symptoms based on the LED thing. So I am siding towards the motherboard is faulty?
    I am out of ideas now. Hope someone can help me.

    Yes, the CPU power is connected. both the 4 pins and 24 pins.
    Some updates, I went to buy a Sempron 140 processor to test just for the sake whether the mobo works.. I just burnt some money on it.. it won't work.. Brought the motherboard back to the shop, they tested it and it is faulty.. so warranty claim. Guess I wont have a mobo for sometime..
    Consider solved and I just burnt some money buying a spare proc which I think I wont be using also. haha.
    Thanks for everyone who attempted to help me.

  • UVD-power summary of MSI 5770 Hawk, 5570, & 785GTM-E45; Hawk min voltage

    MSI R5770 Hawk
    MSI R5570-MD1G
    MSI 785GTM-E45
    GPU  PWR SYS f_GPU f_VRAM V_GPU set V_GPU meas Note 1: freq & voltage                 Note 2: system state
         DCW     Mhz   Mhz    V         V 
    785  35      197   400                         idle stock                             idle, light (5 min max)
    785  46      498   400                         UVD stock                              1x  720p sharpen complex 2
    5570 43      157   200    0.9                  idle stock                             idle, light (5 min max)
    5570 54      400   800    1                    UVD stock                              1x  720p sharpen complex 2
    5570 52      400   800    0.9       0.8987     UVD undervolt/underclock 1             1x  720p sharpen complex 2
    5570 55      400   800    0.9       0.9001     UVD undervolt/underclock 1             1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
    5770 53      157   300    0.95      0.956      idle stock                             idle, light (5 min max)
    5770 58      157   600    0.95      0.957      idle 2x f_VRAM                         idle, light (5 min max)
    5770 65      157  1200    0.95      0.957      idle 4x f_VRAM (nom. max)              idle, light (5 min max)
    5770 61      400   900    0.95      0.958      idle @ UVD stock                       idle, light (5 min max)
    5770 72      400   900    0.95      0.9499     UVD stock                              1x  720p sharpen complex 2
    5770 75      400   900    0.95      0.9508     UVD stock                              1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
    5770 60      157   300    0.95      0.9498     UVD undervolt/underclock 1             1x  720p sharpen complex 2
    5770 63      157   300    0.95      0.9503     UVD undervolt/underclock 1             1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
    5770 61      157   200    0.95      0.9497     UVD undervolt/underclock 2             1x  720p sharpen complex 2
    5770 61      157   200    0.95      0.9497     UVD undervolt/underclock 2             1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
    AMD Power Play states are glitchy, and not all videos detect and run with DirectX Video Acceleration.  So max power during playback can end up on the highest power state which is not shown above.
    MSI R5770 Hawk minimum power
    The uP6204 power controller used on the MSI R5770 Hawk design nominally supports 0.5625 to 1.3500V in 0.0125V steps.
    With a stock video BIOS, MSI Afterburner 1.50/1.51 allows the MSI R5770 Hawk to be soft-modded from 1.000 to 1.350V in the roughly 0.0125V steps.
    The video BIOS can be set as low as 0.950V but with no steps between 0.950 and 1.000V.
    MSI Afterburner 1.60 beta 4 or earlier adds the AllowCaptureVoltageDefaults profile setting.  Acquiring, then changing the default GPU voltage allows "resetting" the Hawk to 0.950V in Afterburner for the highest frequency state.  This allows maintaining Power Play transitions and running the max frequency at 0.950V, where Afterburner by itself is limited to 1.000V.
    The max frequency state of the Hawk is 875 MHz 1200 MHz 1.200V.  To have the most flexibilty on control the Hawk, lowest power in the Desktop/HTPC/light gaming, and the ability to manually overvolt/overclock for specific games:  run the Hawk at 0.950V in the max frequency state.
    How-to work around Afterburner and the Hawk design to run 1.000V in the max frequency state. *
     1) in the video BIOS, leave the voltage as 1.200V in the BIOS--which is required for Afterburner to change the Hawk voltages in Windows
     2) in the video BIOS, change the GPU frequency of that state to something less than or equal to the maximum stable frequency at 1.000V
     3) in Afterburner, Reset to default settings **
     4) in Afterburner, change "Core Voltage" to 1.000V
     5) in Afterburner, Apply
     6) in Afterburner, Save to Profile 1
     7) in Afterburner, \Settings\Profiles\2D Profile\ & "3D Profile" choose "Profile 1" ***
     8) on each Windows startup, run Afterburner
    How-to work around Afterburner and the Hawk design to run 0.950V in the max frequency state.*
     1) in the video BIOS, leave the voltage as 1.200V in the BIOS--which is required for Afterburner to change the Hawk voltages in Windows
     2) in the video BIOS, change the GPU frequency of that state to something less than or equal to the maximum stable frequency at 0.950V
     3) in Afterburner, confirm the voltage default setting for 0.950V--capture voltage defaults as needed using AllowCaptureVoltageDefaults mentioned above
     4) in notepad as an Administrator (Win 6.x), change the Hawk's profile configuration file to 0.950V
    example:
     [Settings]
     uP6204_Defaults=D7 20
     5) in Afterburner, Reset to default settings **
     6) in Afterburner, change "Core Voltage" to 1.000V--changing the profile setting to 0950/950 is not useful as of 1.60 beta 4.
     7) in Afterburner, Apply
     8) in Afterburner, Save to Profile 1
     9) in Afterburner, \Settings\Profiles\2D Profile\ & "3D Profile" choose "Profile 1" ***
     10) on each Windows startup, run Afterburner
     11) in Afterburner, "Reset" to re-enable 0.950V.
    *   UnlockVoltageControl in the primary Afterburner profile's [Settings] will likely be needed.
    **  Only default profiles support Power Play states correctly.
    *** Having a non-"default" profile in 3D results in the "3D Profile" activating instead of the UVD in the BIOS.
    MSI Afterburner, default voltages
    Profile   Idle V_GPU @ V_CORE (V)
    D7 12     1.125
    D7 14     1.100
    D7 16     1.047
    D7 18     1.049
    D7 19     1.037
    D7 20     0.949
    D7 21     0.937
    D7 22     0.925
    D7 23     0.912
    D7 24     0.899
    Power Play states in RBE 1.25
    0 Boot         00 -> 00 -> 00
    1 Power saving 01 -> 02 -> 00
    2 UVD          03 -> 03 -> 03
    3 Power saving 04 -> 02 -> 00
    4 ACPI         01 -> 01 -> 01
    Stock clocks & V_GPU
    Clock info 00   01   02   03   04
    f_GPU       875  157  600  400  400
    f_RAM      1200  300 1200  900 1200
    V_GPU      1.20 0.95 1.00 0.95 0.95
    My current and likely final settings for MSI R5770 Hawk:
    MOD clocks & V_GPU
    Clock info 00   01   02   03   04
    f_GPU       714  157  600  157  400
    f_RAM      1200  300  600  300  600
    V_GPU      1.20 0.95 0.95 0.95 0.95
    Afterburner Profiles
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