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890FXA-GD65 with AMD Phenom II 1100T and Asus Radeon 6950 No Video Signal

I just did a new computer build with an MSI 890FXA-GD65 motherboard AMD Phenom II 1100T processor and Asus Radeon 6950 graphic card.
I have a SATA hard drive and optical drive. Memory is Corsair XMS3 4GB PC10666 DDR3 1333MHz 4096MB.
When I turn the system on I have no video signal so I can't see bios. I tried taking everything apart and rebuilding and still nothing.
The power is on to the motherboard and graphic card. The motherboard has 2 LED indicators on.
I am a newbie with the new computer build and need some help. I accidentally pressed the clear CMOS while the power was on. I have no idea if this is going to mess up the motherboard.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Mike

I could not locate this on this specific motherboard. The one issue is that there is a CLR CMOS button on the back and I pressed this when power was on .
I know there is another way to clear the cmos with the jumpers but I didnt do that .
Anyway motherboard still powers up. I took it to a tech to check it out. Don't know anything as of yet. Thanks.

Leopard doesn't work with Lego Star Wars II and ATI graphics?

My son has an iBook G4, and has been running Lego Star Wars II just fine under the latest release of OS 10.4. He just installed Leopard, and now the Lego Star Wars game says that his graphics board isn't enough to run the game. Is there a patch for this? He has a PPC G4 1.42 GHz with 512 MB RAM, ATI Mobility 9550 graphics board with 32 MB RAM. We installed 10.5.1 patch to the OS.
Any help?

Here are the minimum system requirements for Lego Star Wars II:
System Requirements
Mac OS X v10.4 or later
1.6GHz PowerPC or Intel processor
512MB RAM
64MB VRAM
3GB free hard-disk space
Mouse and keyboard
DVD drive
As you can see, your son's computer doesn't meet these requirements.
I'm sure he'll be happy when you tell him you have to buy him a new computer to play the game!

HP Envy 15 Graphics Problem with Windows 8.1 (Intel and NVidia Graphics). Help!

I bought an HP ENVY TouchSmart 15-j013ea about 6 months ago and I have had a major problem with the graphics that I cannot seem to solve. I think it started when I updated to Windows 8.1, even though I am not 100% certain.
I have noticed the following three problems, and I think they are related:
Some windows (such as Chrome, Skype, or even Device Manager or other windows) are very blurry compared to others.
The firefox menu window has some deformed black arrows instead of the normal ones.
When playing a game (specifically, Star Wars the Force Unleashed 2), after a while I get an error that the computer has ran out of memory. However, according to task manager, only about 50% is in use, not to mention that I have 8 GB of RAM + 2 GB graphics memory. At the same time, the computer gets rather loud (like a fan working overtime) and hot.
The laptop has both Intel and NVidia graphics, and both are enabled in Device Manager. To be honest, I have no idea which is used when, or how to check that (let me know if there is a way)
I have tried the following without success:
Uninstalling the Intel graphics driver from device manager and installing a version I downloaded from the HP website for my laptop and OS. After that, Windows would NOT BOOT, and I had to do a system restore.
Uninstalling the Intel graphics from Programs and Features, and installing 2 different versions from the Intel website. Nothing changed.
Updating Nvidia driver through GeForce Experience. Nothing changed.
Updating Intel drivers from Windows Update. Nothing changed.
Quite frankly I am not sure what the problem could be, since the graphics versions are supposed to be compatible with WIndows 8.1. I also don't get why some windows are blurry and others are not. I am thinking the computer uses only the Intel graphics and not the Nvidia (at least in the blurry windows), but even if that was the case (and it shouldn't be), I don't think I should be having this problem.
At this point, I really need help. My graphics details are:
Intel HD Graphics 4600: Driver version: 10.18.10.3412
NVidia GeForce GT 740M: Driver version: 335.23
NVidia GeForce Experience version: 1.8.2
I am attaching screenshots that show driver details and the problems.
Thank you.
Blurry Chrome:
Firefox menu problem:
Device Manager and driver windows are also blurry, both graphics are shown

I had a similar problem with a Dell laptop. I found the problem was the laptop wanted to switch between the Intel and NYIDIA video cards. It would switch to the Intel when high graphics was not required then to the NIVIDIA when high graphics was required. The laptop does this to save power when high graphics is not required but it caused problems with some applications, specifically high graphics games.
For me the solution was to disable the Intel graphics processor. You can do this by right clicking on your Wallpaper, select the NIVIDIA Control Panel, then select Set Physx Configuration. You will see a dropdown box labeled Select Physx Processor. It is set to Auto by default. This allows the switching I described. Select this dropdown box and select your NIVIDIA processor. This will prevent the laptop from switching and force it to use your NVIDIA processor exclusively.
Hope this helps.
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Crackling Issues with AMD Cool'n'Quiet and Intel SpeedS

After enabling AMD Cool'n'Quiet on my Vista 64 computer ([url="http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=Vista&message.id=2093">see this thread[/url]), I noticed that I had crackling in my audio from my Creative X-Fi. I put my Minimum Processor State back to 00%, and the crackling is gone. With both Minimum and Maximum Processor State on 00%, I have no crackling issues. I haven't tested Intel SpeedStep, but I would imagine that will also cause this problem. Can anyone verify this?Message Edited by dypsis on 03-25-200706:32 PM

I am running MSI K8N Neo Platinum/SLI 64FX? with 4gbram?I have never really used the cool n quiet utility becasue it always seemed to make the motherboard fans whine somewhat, for this purpose I enabled and disabled cool n quiet several times, and I honestly didnt hear any difference in sound, albeit the fan whinning was there. I dont know if this is conected or not, its possible cool N quiet creates other noise as well. I never did like the util. But, it might stand to reason that if the utility was creating voltage or signal variations it could cause the rice krispies syndrome so many people have been talking about. Have to get some more feedback on this issue.

Issue with AMD/ATI 11-3 driver and Photoshop on Windows.

The latest AMD/ATI drivers for Radeon HD cards (4xxx, 5xxx, and 6xxx series), 11-3, breaks Normal and Advanced OpenGL modes in Photoshop on Windows.
Note that this does not occur with 11-1 or 11-2 drivers on the same system. We recommend you stick with 11-1 or 11-2 until this problem is addressed.
We're working with AMD on the issue and there should be a driver update very soon.
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/issue_with_amd_ati_11_3_driver_and_p hotoshop_on_windows?utm_content=topic_link&utm_medium=email&utm_source=new_topic

Thank you for the follow-through, Jeffrey.
Any idea what went wrong, specifically (asking as an OpenGL-based Photoshop plug-in software developer)?
-Noel

Imac problem with amd radeon 6970m

I live in Kazakhstan where hasn't got any authorized apple services! But my iMac 2011 has problem with amd radeon 6970m. And i need to repair it but i dont know how to do it! Please help me!

В чем проблема?

Having problem with hp computer freezing up and rebooting? have already updated video drivers

I having problem with HP Slimline Desktop with AMD Vision, freezing up and rebooting, and will sometimes show horiztonal lines across the screen, making screen unreadable. Have had problem for a few weeks, I have already checked with HP tools hard drive and video display both check out, and have I restored the system back to its orginal version by using partion drive and, none seems to help get rid of the freezing and rebooting of PC. Any thought what need to look at?

Can you locate a product number on the system that is freezing??
I am an HP employee, but my views are my own and are not endorsed by HP.

At wits end with 880GMA-E55 power down issue, EDIT: FIXED

Hello all, I have decided to post here in hopes that I can get my problem figured out and resolved. I have done everything I can (and all the searching to go with it) to find a fix to this blasted problem but I just can't seem to narrow it down or am not going far enough.
I recently built a PC I am not completely new at it but it was the first time by myself. I got it put together and running fine, OS installed (win7 64bit pro) and drivers/programs. It is stable and runs great, tested memory and everything else and there are no problems that I can see and it hasn't crashed under stress a single time and there are no errors in the event log anymore. The ONLY problem I have is when I want to shut it down it doesn't power off but instead turns back on and starts booting again. I thought it was an OS issue with a driver/program conflict making it fail at shutdown and reboot, but no matter what setting I change in accordance with the power management or automatically restarting when it comes upon an error, it has remained a problem. It won't shut down; Not from the power button, not from the OS, not from safe mode, not from logging off or anything. I thought it was an issue with how I connected the front panel connectors (and it may be) but no matter what I do to the wires it doesn't change anything. Have I built a ghost machine? Stable but can't power off? Is it a hardware or driver/software issue? I would really like to figure this out, even though the PC runs great I don't want to simply ignore this, as having to flip the power switch to prevent it from rebooting at shutdown is not fun nor acceptable.
I updated to the latest bios (25.3), checked and reinstalled drivers, checked every OS and bios setting related to the issue. Nothing has solved it and I really don't want it to be the mobo itself as that will devastate me. I would Hate to have to send it back in and replace it, the PC is running fine and stable after all, just reboots at shutdown.
Rig is(Important parts only):
AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE 3.2ghz
MSI-7623 880GMA-E55 AM3 USB 3.0 SATAIII mobo
XFX Radeon HD6850 1GB 256b GDDR5
G.skill PC10666 8GB (x2 4GB) V series
WD 640GB SATAIII 64mb cache HDD
Corsair TX750v2 Enthusiast series 750w
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Like I mentioned in the first post, everything related to power management or wakeup in the OS and bios has been disabled.
I cleaned up the errors in the event log however I did have some odd driver/software installs (like the msi software which usually conflicts with the 64bit systems).
I didn't install from the cd I downloaded drivers from the websites and installed those. Live update also ran and installed the network drivers, I went to realtek and reinstalled just in case.
There might still be a driver/software conflict however the only errors in the event log currently are not the ones I was having previously they are unrelated and not serious.
Is the only way to solve such a (sorry) stupid problem is to reinstall the OS? seems kind of ...redundant ..everything works fine except it can't shutdown. I Wish the OS would just shut itself down clearing its memory and then power off the system, but apparently thats too much to ask.

990FXA board seemingly incompatible with AMD FX-8120?

So I feel like I must be an idiot, I can't seem to make this work. I bought the bundle of this CPU and motherboard on NewEgg because I figured they'd work together (and yes, it appears on the supported CPU list as well), but I can't make my rig work!
I found that most people just had to update their BIOS, so I put an AMD Sempron in there and did so, but still no dice! Still, when I use the Sempron, it works just fine, but if I use the FX-8120, I get an error 19 and the board shuts off.
Specs:
Processor: AMD FX-8120 Zambezi 3.1GHz
Mother board: MSI 990FXA-GD80 (BIOS 11.6)
Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000)
Video Card: MSI N570GTX-M2D12D5 GeForce GTX 570 (Fermi) 1280MB 320-bit GDDR5
Power Supply: Diablotek PHD Series - 2nd Generation PHD650 650W ATX12V v2.2 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Power Supply
I've tried using less RAM, swapping cards, everything. It all seems to come down to which processor I use! Any ideas?

Get a better powersupply.
If you read the reviews here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817822004
Then you see the PSU can't cope one bit.
Some even exploded
Put something like a Corsair CX-600 in there an you should be fine.

MOVED: 880GMA-E45 Fx-6300 CPU support?

This topic has been moved to MSI AMD boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184599.0

Quote from: Pilotito on 05-November-14, 04:30:23
I've come across to a site that is some sort of official announcement from MSi regarding the upgrade of 'old' motherboards to the AM3+ standards. Since I cannot post external links, I'll just post what it says:
Supported Mainboards
AM3+ Compatible Mainboard
890FXA-GD70   880GMS-E35
890FXA-GD65   870A-G54
890GXM-G65   870A-G54H
880GMA-E55   870A-G46
880GMA-E35   760GM-P33
I have a 880GMA-E45 and according to these news, I'm able to download a BIOS update and make it compatible with AM3+ CPUs.
According to the old announcement you found your board were already not mentioned. As the cpu support chart leads to the same conclusion AM3+ cpus are not supported. Besides these boards would anyway just support old Bulldozer FX cpus not the newer Vishera cpus (like FX6300).

880GMA-E55 and 16.0 GB (8.00 GB usable)

Earlier this year I built a Windows Server 2008 R2 machine with the following hardware:
MSI 880GMA-E55 AM3 AMD 880G HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/880GMA-E55.html
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130562
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition Thuban 3.2GHz 6 x 512KB L2 Cache 6MB L3 Cache Socket AM3 125W Six-Core Desktop Processor HDT90ZFBGRBOX
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103849
4x G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9S-4GBRL
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231310
It has been working great, however today I reinstalled the operating system. Afterwards I noticed something scary in my System Properties: 16.0 GB (8.00 GB usable). My Resource Monitor shows that 8 GB is reserved for hardware. The Advanced Properties for the onboard ATI Radeon HD 4250 shows:
Chip Type: ATI display adapter (0x9715)
DAC Type: Internal DAC(400MHz)
Adapter String: ATI Radeon HD 4250
Bios Information: BK-ATI VER010.094.001.045.000000
Total Available Graphics Memory: 3323 MB
Dedicated Video Memory: 512 MB
System Video Memory: 0 MB
Shared System Memory: 2811 MB
Seems pretty high for an onboard video adapter, but still not 8GB. If I go into the BIOS there is a "VGA Share Memory" option but it adjusts the "Dedicated Video Memory" line, not the "Shared System Memory" line (isn't that backward?). I haven't figured out a way to adjust the "Shared System Memory".
I don't have any extra hardware attached to the machine (no PCI or USB), so I cannot figure out where 8GB is going. I tried all combinations of 4x DIMMs and its always the same thing. However, I tried just 2x DIMMs and my System Properties changes to: 8.0 GB (7.5 GB usable). That matches exactly what I would think: 8 GB minus the 512 MB reserved to the "VGA Share Memory" BIOS option. Interestingly enough the Advanced Properties for the onboard ATI Radeon HD 4250 is exactly the same as it was back with 16 GB RAM. Task Manager reveals I am using just over 1 GB of memory, so not sure what that "Shared System Memory" of 2811 MB is all about. Anyway, these findings make me think its either a compatibility or configuration problem.
CPU-Z reports all 16 GB of RAM. The BIOS correctly reports all 16 GB of RAM. Even Windows reports all 16 GB of RAM however it says only 8 GB are usable. I did a memtest86 on the RAM and no errors were found.
Unfortunately I don't know if this was happening before I reinstalled the OS. I would think I would notice missing half my RAM, but I am not sure one way or the other.
I've been crawling the internet looking for hints at how to solve this. I have confirmed that MSCONFIG / Boot Tab / Advanced does not have anything checked. I have shuffled my memory around. Everything is seated well. POST, the BIOS and Windows always report exactly how much memory is installed, however Windows appears to only use up to 8 GB. The BIOS does not appear to have a Memory Remapping option as some have aluded to. I have restored factory defaults in the BIOS. As far as I can tell everything should be compatible, but I am no expert (MSI shows memory tests for equivalent G.SKILL memory DIMMs of 1 GB and 2 GB, but no test for the 4 GB). Again, the bootable memtest86 passed for all 16 GB.
Does anybody have any idea what the problem might be? Hardware incompatibility? A magical switch somewhere to enable all 16 GB in Windows?
Thanks

Quite sad that a server OS has a memory limit at all
But good find

Arch Builds / HPC with AMD/ATi

Hi all, I have some questions to ask and would value your input back.
I am going to be building a new PC, specifically to aid in my graduate thesis work in computer science, so I need to upgrade from my measily Centreno Duo laptop (side note: its never run as well as it does on that its on Arch: you all have a convert now) so that I can approach GPGPU programming. My initial idea was to just save for an i7-920 and some Nvida cards but money is tight (being a grad student and all). However after seeing the most results from the most recent SuperComputing confrense I have seriously given thought to an AMD/ATi combo. Now historically I've been a fan of AMD but not ATi, and when I got into it system building years ago ATi stunk building drivers for windows let alone linux.
My serious question is those that are using ATi, are you noticing at least pretty linear increase in quality of driver release, or at least close. I'm going to ignore the open source driver mostly because if I buy a 400$ graphics card for HPC and a lesser extent HD video processing, I want it to bloody work, not wait a year or two for half implimentation. Please note that I do wish to see the open source drive be on par or better but right now, I'm trying to graduate in spring 2011 so timing is pretty critical.
Any thoughts about the subject I would love to know since I'm at that point of system building where I need to select the parts that are dependent on each other a lot.
Thanks,
also if this needs to be moved to another board please do so.

Eh, I'm using Catalyst right now and it's not giving me any problems like it has in the past, but their support simply isn't even close to Nvidia's. Besides the fact than Nvidia's drivers always work better, Catalyst often takes a while to support new Kernels and new versions of Xorg (I'm still on Xorg 1.6.x). The open source drivers work fairly well if you want to mess with a bunch of git packages. I had it working good for a while, but then it stopped working so I just installed Catalyst. Go with Nvidia IMO, though AMD CPUs still rule ATI is getting better though, and aside from having to use the old Xorg, it's not giving me any problems right now.

I have a HP Pavillion all-in-one with AMD processor running Windows 8.1 64 bit. Flash Player 16.0.0.235 with all current drivers. I'm consistantly experiencing a green sceen on all Flash Player videos but I have sound.

I have a HP Pavillion all-in-one with AMD processor running Windows 8.1 64 bit. Flash Player 16.0.0.235 with all current drivers. I'm consistantly experiencing a green sceen on all Flash Player videos but I have sound.

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Imac with AMD Radeon 6770m chipset will not allow brightness adjustments in Bootcamp Windows 7

I've encountered a Video Issue with the new Imac 22" Cinema display units that have the integrated AMD Radeon 6770M chipset when booted to Bootcamp Windows 7 (no difference what version) Enterprise edition in my case. I am unable to adjust the brightness intensity that is currently locked at full brightness.
In the past the Apple keyboard would easily adjust the brightness or I could use the Bootcamp Control Panel and use a slider to change the brightness settings. The keyboard function keys (F1 and F2) pop up the brightness control options and shows the onscreen slider moving as I am changing the display setting but there is no actual brightness change. The Bootcamp Control Panel has actually removed the Brightness Tab as if to indicate this freature is not available. (Bootcamp version 3.2 and 3.3). I can Image this Win 7 copy to an 21" Wide Screen 2009 release of the Imac that has a Nvidia Chipset and the Bootcamp Control Panel now displays the Brightness Tab AND the Keyboard control option works perfectly.
Suggestions?
Pete

You're probably seeing bad performance because you don't have the latest graphics drivers installed. The ones provided by Apple's Windows support software are long out of date. Going to AMD's main website and navigating to the download section won't get you the correct files. This is a direct link to the proper driver.
http://www2.ati.com/DriverS/mobile/12-10_mobility_vista_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql _net4.exe

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