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I upgraded from bios 1B to the 1.15 aka 1F
Either do a downgrade to v1.E or use the latest BETA Release to solve your problem:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=144655.msg1140250#msg1140250

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Mother board wont post P67A-GD55 B3

I bought all new parts, and whipped up a nice gaming computer. and everything was running fine. how ever I flashed my bios and it hung up and everything went to crap! I proceeded to take everything apart and boot the pc with only 1 stick of ram, and cleared my CMOS. Loaded default settings everything is working again. I then re-flashed the bios again, this time via USB instead of live update, and it worked like a charm. I then reinstalled my other 3 sticks of ram, and it goes back to the infinite failed boot/post. when I have just 2 sticks of ram it works fine. Ive even had 3 sticks work/post about 20% of the time, but it seems only to run good with 2 sticks. The Memory is good, Ive tried all slot all sticks, in multiple configurations and ran memtest on all of them, just doesn't like 4 sticks of ram. Do I need to Re-flash back to a Older BIOS version or what? Any tips/Suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
I upgraded from bios 1B to the 1.15 aka 1F
My specs
4x 4gb ddr3 Mushkin silverline 1333mhz 16GB total / Only running 8gb at the moment
I5 2500k cpu
Radeon HD 6870
Crucial M4 SSD 64gb (OS Install Win7 Ultimate)
1tb Seagate storage

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I upgraded from bios 1B to the 1.15 aka 1F
Either do a downgrade to v1.E or use the latest BETA Release to solve your problem:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=144655.msg1140250#msg1140250

Apple Hardware Test : mother board problem : post/16/64

I'm having this problem since last month. My computer won't boot properly, aligning lines and lines on the screen saying there's a problem with cpu 1 or cpu 0. I reset all Xram I could find, reset the PMU, changed the battery...
Finally, I used Apple Hardware Test that gave me this message : post/16/64 on mother board at startup. Then, when I run the tests, everything's OK !
I manage to boot from time to time with 10.4.7 only, other installed systems won't do it.
Would anybody have a clue about this ?
Thanks for reading me.
My computer is 4 years old, it worked well until then, I want it back, fully fitted.
I have screen shots that I can share if needed.
BTW : the sun is shing here in Paris, France at the moment, which soothes my heart a little...
G4 QuickSilver bipro 1Ghz Ram 1Go Mac OS X (10.4.7) + Mac Os 9.2.2 + Mac OsX 10.2.x

Hi,
I have some good news for you all : I finally decided to open my machine and see what's inside...
I took a small paint brush, a screwdriver, a pressurized air bomb (hope you call it this way) and cleaned all the inside. I had some parts taken off, even the big thing that gets heat from the processors. My brother, who knows more than I do about the subject even advised me to unplug the processors, supposedly connected on a ZIF card (Zero Insertion Force card). I didn't manage to make them move at all. I took memory bars away, the video card too, to make place for the screwdriver to unlock the (radiator ?). Then I brushed all the dirt away, there was plenty, and put everything back inside.
It works fine, it really does. So, I guess and hope this will last for an other 4 years.
Thanks for the help.
Jacques.
G4 QuickSilver bipro 1Ghz Ram 1Go Mac OS X (10.4.7) + Mac Os 9.2.2 + Mac OsX 10.2.x

Did I just brick my board? MSI P67A-GD55

So I decided to flash my BIOS to the newest version. I downloaded the newest BIOS and proceeded to flash the BIOS with the MSI utility. After the computer restarted it beeped a couple of times like usual, but it did not continue to windows after that and the screen went black. I saw that the USB stick was being used(light on the USB stick was flashing) so I didn't do anything.
But even after about 45 minutes nothing at happened, the screen was still black. I was reading around online and some people said to clear the CMOS if this happens. After I cleared CMOS and restarted the computer, I got no beeps and no video signal at all. And now nothing happens at all. It does not even beep like usual.
I removed all the ram and restarted the computer and that time I got 3 long beeps. When I put them back in nothing happened like before. So did I brick my board? Is there any way to bring this board back to life? This board was advertised as having a Bios recovery feature(M flash) anyone know how I can use that?
Thanks for your help.
BTW, I am already going to get a new board, but I won't have it until at least the end of this month. Anyone know how long MSI RMAs take? Will they even RMA the board?
Not related, but I was also having a problem with fan control on this motherboard. No matter what the CPU fan would run at max speed.
Specs of my build:
i7 2700K
MSI P67A GD 55 Rev B
16GB Team 1600Mhz RAM
MSI 660Ti PE OC
520W Antec Neo Eco PSU
1 TB Seagate Barracuda

Quote from: xmad on 10-March-13, 10:25:51
If you sent it to MSI in the USA, that is odd as they usually turn things around in 7 working days. If it is a re-seller or outside of the USA it is hard to say how long it will take.
In the usa to check for status, email [email protected] Place the RMA# in your subject and ask for an update.
Yeah this is in the US, the place I sent the motherboard to is only like 3 hours from my house actually.
I'll send them a email. Their online tracker doesn't seem to be updated that often and I can't even go to the tracking page right now for some reason.

RS480M2-IL board wont post. Gets as far as logo screen only

Hello everyone,
I've acquired a MS-7063 RS480M2-IL board.
I've got an ADA3500DKA4CG E4 stepping Manchester core Athlon processor installed.
The board powers up. Initialises the keyboard. Displays the 8xstreme Series logo and then halts.
No errors, no beeps, just hangs.
I get the same symptoms with 3.5 or 3.9 bios installed.
Any pointers?
TIA

Quote from: Henry on 02-January-10, 06:29:29
What is the number from the sticker on the BIOS chip?
There's no sticker on the chip.
Quote from: Henry on 02-January-10, 06:29:29
MS-7063 Where do you get that number from? RS480M2-IL is MS-7093, are you indicating you gave us the same typo twice? I Google MS-7063 and only thing that means anything that comes up is this thread.
Yes. I managed to provide the typo twice!!
The board is MS-7093 / RS480M2-IL as depicted in your attached image.

P67A-GD55 (B3) Wont Post

Hi guys, This has been my first build with msi board and has turned out to b a pain in the u kno what lol.
I wanted a Sandybridge upgrade so got all my new components delivered the other day. core i5 2500k, msi P67A-GD55 (B3) and 8gb (2x4gb) corsair vengeance 1600 ddr3. and after installing it all in my case, i switched the system on and it came on for a min or so then it turned of then back on only stayin on for a second then rebootin over n over till i unplug the system.
I have reset bios on many occasions even removed cmos battery for over 12 hours and no joy. Also i have removed memory and tried usin just the 1 module in every slot, used other module by itself too.
I have a OCZ 780watt PSU, GTX 480, X-FI Forte, G.Skill Falcon 64gb SSD and 2x 1tb Samsung f3 drives
Please help guys
Thanx

Well I have phoned up scan and they have issued me RMA number. I dont have access to additional RAM, Have since built system in and outside case with only cpu and 1 stick or ram still boot loopin so will send board bk to scan. Thanks guys for your responses

P67A-GD55 will not post

I am absolutely stuck and about ready to RMA this board as I believe the one I got is DOA, though I'm not 100% so I'm posting here to make sure that it is in fact the motherboard that is faulty and not some other piece. My computer will not post, no beeps, no video; it simply powers on, sort of.
Allow me to describe the problem. When I push the power button, there is a delay of about 5-10 seconds before the computer finally powers on. Once it does power on, it spins up, for maybe 3 seconds, then shuts off, then about a second later, it powers back on again. It will reset itself 5-6 times before finally staying on, then it sits there. No beeps, no post, no video.
Here's what I've done to troubleshoot the issue.
I have removed any attached hardware (video cards, hdds, etc) one at a time to see if one of them was causing the problem, but to no avail. I removed one of the sticks of RAM, that didn't work, then switched the two, also didn't work. I thought it was perhaps the power switch, so I swapped that out, that also didn't work. I tried a different PSU, also a failure. I got down to just the cpu, the motherboard, the psu, and a power switch, and it did the same thing. I double checked the CPU to make sure it was in properly (just in case), and it was in correctly. I'm not sure what else I can do to trouble shoot this board. I cleared the CMOS every time I changed/removed a piece of hardware and even bought a new battery.
Here are my specs:
MSI P67A-GD55
Intel Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge 3.4GHz - Model BX80623I72600K
Thermaltake Frio Heatsink - Model CLP0564
2x CORSAIR Vengeance 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 Memory - Model CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9
CORSAIR CMPSU-850TX 850W ATX12V 2.2 / EPS12V 2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Active PFC Power Supply
NZXT Phantom PHAN-001RD Red ATX Full Tower

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If there are bent pins, what is the best approach to straightening them?
A strong light, a good magnifier, a pair of tweezers, & a steady hand.
It is also recommended for initial startup, that only one RAM stick is used. Placed in the primary dimm slot (blue closest to the CPU). Then load OS, drivers, etc., then add the other stick(s) later.

P67A-GD55 impossible to read the post at boot

MSI P67A-GD55 Rev B3.
At boot, I want to read the post by pressing the pause button...
But ... But by pressing the pause button the screen does not stop at the post.
Is this an option that can be activated in the bios.

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At boot, I want to read the post by pressing the pause button...
There is not much to look for. There is no Status Screen in the traditional sense.
What are you looking for?

P67A-GD55 boot stops at POST 99 w/ 1-long+2short beep code.

Well subject line tells most of the story:
P67A-GD55 boot stops at POST 99 in lower right of display and with 1-long+2short beep code.
I've found a note somewhere on these forums that 99 code means Super IO initialization, though I'm not sure if this is the checkpoint before or after that process.
I've found generic information that suggests 1long+2short beep code indicates a video card failure.
I'm surprised that the manual for the MB doesn't list these codes, and that they weren't listed in the troubleshooting FAQ on the MSI site. So I still wonder if it may mean something else.
I've disconnected all the SATA connections, and removed all pci cards except for the video card. Guess I'll try disconnecting the front-panel usb connectors too in a moment, but I'm running out of ideas.
With a EVGA GT520 video card, I get these symptoms regardless of which pcie slot I put the card in.
With a Galaxy 8400GS the beep code is the same but no output is ever visible on the display. It seems possible that I just need an adapter to use the other connector on this card to see the output though.
With a EVGA 7800GT the symptoms are the same as with the EVGA GT520
If I try removing the memory sticks I get 3-long beeps followed by system shutting itself down.

Run of the mil keyboard. (has a logo with a circle containing a crescent containing a D). Suppose I could switch to a usb keyboard around here somewhere.
Disconnected the logitec usb mouse that I had connected to the back panel with no change in symptoms.
Toughpower-650 power supply (had been in use on a system that was running an athlon x64 and the GT7800GT graphics card.
2 sticks PNY DDR3 PC3-10666 4G ("compatible with 1333MHz") 1 stick in each blue slot.
No idea how to tell you the UFEI/BIOS version. The manual says its "CLiCK BiOS" but since I've never seen anything but 98,99 and _ displayed by the BIOS I really don't know.
Removing the case front panel USB connectors didn't change symptoms.
Resetting the bios by the button at the back panel connectors (near keyboard connector) didn't change anything. (although it did not cause "system will boot automatically" as a line in the manual might suggest.
Tried using the JBAT connector to clear the bios as well and likewise no change in symptoms.
There are no peripherals connected other than case power switch, power LED and HDD LED at this point. Somehow I don't expect much change from disconnecting LED's. Case switch seems to be behaving normally in that it causes the boot cycle to start, and if pressed while the "99" is sitting there in corner of screen it causes machine to shut down.
No SATA devices are connected to it since they won't really be useful untill can at least get to the BIOS. The sata cables that would go to those devices are still connected to the MB.
CPU:i5-2400 3.1GHz 6MB Cache LGA1155 95W
Heatsink:Cooler Master Vortex PlusRR-VTPS-28pk-r1 connected to the CPU fan connector on MB.
No sysfan connections to MB.

My computer wont post just 3 beeps pause 3 beeps nothing in board not even ram

please help took computer on plasne to alaska and now wont post just 3 beeps pause 3 beeps everything diaconnected from board already tried to clear c mos still 3 beeps no video help

Jim please go to your profile hear and post your specs under signature.

MSI Z77A - GD55 mother board. Does not start.

Hi
My completely new computer does not start. It's completely dead. (worked fine yesterday)
There is a power button / lamp on the mother board, it blinks continually when power is connected. Nothing at all happens when I press the computers power button or the power button on the mother board.
Is this a problem with the mother board or could it be the power supply that has failed?
thanks for any help at all

My system:
Cool Master HAF X Big Tower
MSI Z77A - GD55 Socket 1155
XFX ProSeries Core Edition 550W PSU
Intel LGA1155 Core i7 - 3770
Corsair Cooling Hydro H60 CPU cooler
Corsair XMS3 1600MHz 16GB Vengance CL9
Gainward GeForce GTX670 2GB GDDR5 PCI-E
Samsung SSD 830 Series 256GB BK SATA3.0
I have yet not tested to do any changes on the hardware. I have only tested switching power cable. (not sure why it would help, but I tried it anyway)

P67A-GD55 No post, 4 short beeps, continuous reboot

New built System:
CPU: Intel Core i5-3450
Memory: Ballistix 240-pin DIMM, DDR3 PC3-12800 memory module, 8-8-8-24 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC, 1.5V • 512Meg x 64
Video card: Gigabyte HD6850
PSU: Antec EARTHWATTS 650W
Motherboard: MSI P67A-GD55
Symptom: Power on => motherboard lights ON => 4 short beeps => all fans ON => 2 seconds => power off => back to the power on (reboot cycle)
No post, no signal to the monitor.
I have tried:
1. switch old video card (a still working card).
2. switch memory cards in 4 different slots.
3. set up the system on cardboard.
4. clean bios (for every test)
Nothing works so far.
RMA the motherboard. They simply swapped the motherboard and send another one back to me.
Unfortunately, same thing happen again. (so frustrated)
please help~

Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2500K    100    3.30    N/A    6M    D2    95    7681v17.zip
Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2500S    100    2.70    N/A    6M    D2    65    7681v17.zip
Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2500T    100    2.30    N/A    6M    D2    45    7681v17.zip
Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2300    100    2.80    N/A    6M    D2    95    7681v17.zip
Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2400    100    3.10    N/A    6M    D2    95    7681v17.zip
Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2400S    100    2.50    N/A    6M    D2    65    7681v17.zip
Core i5    Sandy Bridge    i5-2500    100    3.30    N/A    6M    D2    95    7681v17.zip
Core i7    Sandy Bridge    i7-2600    100    3.40    N/A    8M    D2    95    7681v17.zip
Core i7    Sandy Bridge    i7-2600K    100    3.40    N/A    8M    D2    95    7681v17.zip
Core i7    Sandy Bridge    i7-2600S    100    2.80    N/A    8M    D2    65    7681v17.zip
only sandy bridge cpu support
buy new cpu sandy bridge

P67A-GD55 board won't load

So I changed the vdroop settings from 'auto' to 'low' and now my computer will not boot up. Not even to the bios so I could revert the change.
Specs: P67A-GD55 mobo, i7-2600k, GTX 660 TI, Rosewill Green Series RG630-S12 630W PSU, 6 gig RAM, 128 SSD, 1tb HHD.
Another comment, I've had my card at 3.4 and every time I tried to go above that it would do the same thing it's doing now. Also my CPU reads on the bios at 97c. Obviously I am doing something wrong and want to fix these things before I permanently ruin my rig. Thanks for any help!

Quote from: XFM on 03-December-12, 06:43:27
The RAM, just what modules (brand & model) do you have? 6 GB is an odd number for dual channel system
Cz-2 2g x3. I don't have room in my case to fit a 4th stick because of the heatsink
Quote from: XFM on 03-December-12, 06:34:27
Shut off or unplug PSU and then clear CMOS, that will revert to default any BIOS changes you made. It appears you are attempting OC of CPU so start a new topic in OC Modding section of forum for help & advice for that.
>> OC & Modding <<
>> Clear CMOS Guide <<
Sorry about that.
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 03-December-12, 06:36:08
What's with that?
What CPU cooling solution is being used?
What do you mean what's up with that? Also cooler master vortex with some thermal paste

HELP why wont my msi z97 gaming 9 mother board find my msi N770 graphics card ?

have built a new gaming PC from scratch based around the MSI Z97 gaming 9 motherboard and the MSI NVIDIA GTX 770 graphics card i have installed all the drivers for the mother board and everything seems to be ok i have then used live update to update all the drivers and bios.
i then installed the graphics card and it powers up and the fans start but my pc isn't recognising the fact that is exists helps please

Recheck your WiFi Bluetooth expansion module connection on the board.
Recheck your MB mounting in the case, i.e. errant standoffs. Perhaps test the board outside the case on a non conductive surface to ensure no potential short exists. Then retest with the WiFi plugged in.

8GB of RAM Installed, only 4GB detected/used by BIOS/Windows 7 (with P67A-GD55)

Let me start off by saying that I'm not very good with computers. At all. I know a little bit about them, but I am by no means an expert. That said, I have 8GB of RAM installed on my motherboard, spread out across 4 sticks. However, upon looking at my BIOS and my Windows Resource Monitor, it declares that I only have 4GB of RAM installed and usable. This is what I know so far:
- This issue has been prevalent as long as I've had my computer, and by extension my motherboard and my RAM sticks, so this issue isn't recent.
- I do have a 64bit version of Windows 7. I've checked and double-checked, and I'm 99.5% positive that it is.
- Speccy, a 3rd party program designed for checking system specs, declares that I do, in fact, have 8GB installed.
- I don't think that the RAM is bad because the BIOS still does pick up on different statistics of the RAM that are in the slots; it just fails to register the actual fact that they're there.
System Specs:
OS: Windows 7 64bit SP1
CPU: Intel Core i5 2500K @ 3.30GHz
RAM: Patriot PSD32G133K 4x2GB DDR3 @ 498MHz
Motherboard: MSI P67A-GD55 P67 LGA 1155
HDD: 977GB SAMSUNG SAMSUNG HD103SJ ATA Device (SATA)
Optical Drive: LG DVDRAM GH24NS50 ATA Device
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB VRAM
PSU: Cooler Master 750 Watt
BIOS Version: E7681IMS V1.5
Now this is where it gets interesting: My motherboard has 4 DIMM slots for the RAM, and the motherboard (I assume by default) works in dual-channel mode. This means that DIMM 1 and 3 work together and so do DIMM 2 and 4, which most of you probably understand. However, filling up all 4 slots only gives me half the RAM. So I remove the RAM from slots 2 and 4, and it results in all 4GB of RAM being detected. Then, I add in each other RAM stick one at a time, and it fails to register both. So I remove the RAM from slots 1 and 3, and keep the RAM from slots 2 and 4, and it ends up in all 4GB being registered.
I feel like the answer should be directly in front of me, but from endless Google searches and posts on other forums, I have ended up at a dead end. I'm completely clueless, so I could really use some help.
Any and all help would be appreciated.
Also, if this is the wrong forum for this, feel free to move it wherever.

Quote from: Jack on 28-August-11, 01:11:56
What is your current UEFI/BIOS Version?
The usual cause of such problems is (apart from bad memory slots or a defect of the processor's memory controller) a contact problem between the boards CPU Socket contact pins and the CPU's contact pads. Broke or bent pins are one explanation, in other instances a heatsink that is fastened to tight can also cause such issues.
I'll have the BIOS version up in a moment, but I'll see about diagnosing if one of those problems might just be what is my problem. Any tips on doing that?
Also, BIOS version is up in the OP now.

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