MSI 760GMA-P34 (FX) Problems

Hi i have this is issue. I recently made a new pc and i have a problem from the start. When i run the system and getting into windows the pc will stuck making some noise from speaker and then restarts witout blue screen appearance even if i have check not to automatic restart. The problem occurs at random times but mostly when i go to open a game the system always restarts. I tested all the parts on another computer and everything worked perfect. Please help me thanks in advance. All the components are at their normal clocks nothing overclocked. Used all the latest drivers.
Here are my full pc specs:
Motherboard: MSI 760GMA-P34 (FX)
CPU: AMD FX-8350 4.0GHZ 8-CORE BOX
PSU: THERMALTAKE SPS-630MPCBEU SMART SE SERIES 630W CM 87+ PSU
GPU: Gigabyte Radeon R9 290 4GB Battlefield 4 Edition
HDD: SEAGATE ST1000DM003 1TB BARRACUDA 7200.14 SATA3
SSD: CORSAIR CSSD-F128GBGS-BK 128GB 2.5'' SSD SATA3 FORCE GS SERIES
RAM: G.SKILL F3-1600C7D-16GTX 16GB (2X8GB) DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHZ TRIDENTX DUAL CHANNEL KIT

it may work at idle (MSI do not put them at load in test as they only check it works) at load as we have had many reports that they throttle back to 800-1400MHz and report a Temp on the VRMS of 255C that is a automated throttle! <--- the MSI CPU support pages can sometimes be miss-leading as flobelix said its a 95W board and that 125W CPU will cause thermal throttling under load!
as for it not starting and just looping that may be due to a unsupported CPU due to a unsupported BIOS for the CPU so what is the boards BIOS version it has or what is its serial number of the board? <--- if your CPU is a low TDP one that is very good it may work ok but I would suspect even if it is a lower TDP one it may in time degrade and the board will thermal throttle as it will pull more power and overwhelm the board!
you where warned not to try using that CPU by flobelix so as you disregarded that its not surprising that your having a problem immediately using it!

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Hi, i have problems installing windows on this motherboard am3+ 760GMA-P34, i have tried various hd (ssd samsung 840 evo 120 gb, ssd samsung 840 basic 120 gb), i try to upgrade bios (now i have the 25.0), i try to clear cmos, i try different dvd burner (one internal, one usb), i try installing both windows 7 and 8 (original dvd), i try change sata cables, i try to change sata ports, nothing works, i can acces bios, but when i try to install windows the pc freeze in the middle of the process. The CPU is a FX 6300, the PSU is a Corsair cx500m, the vga is a saphire amd 7870.
What should i do?
full specs:
Board: 760GMA-P34
Bios: Version 25.0
VGA: saphire amd 7870 2gb gddr5
PSU: Corsair cx500m
AMD FX 6300 95w tdp
MEM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x4gb 1600 mhz cl9
HDD: Samsung 840 evo 120gb SSD
COOLER: Thermaltake Big Type Revo
OC: no
OS: Win 7 pro 64 bit (can't install it)
Tnx and sorry for my english

Board: 760GMA-P34
Bios: Version 25.0
VGA: saphire amd 7870 2gb gddr5
PSU: Corsair cx500m
AMD FX 6300 95w tdp
MEM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x4gb 1600 mhz cl9
HDD: Samsung 840 evo 120gb SSD
COOLER: Thermaltake Big Type Revo
OC: no
OS: Win 7 pro 64 bit (can't install it)

760GMA-P34 FX CPU Fan Speed Issue

Hi all.
I got my MSI motherboard set up with a Cooler Master Hyper 212+ heatsink. I set the target smart fan temperature in the BIOS to 50* and the minimum fan speed to 25%. I boot into Windows and the fan is around 600RPM. I apply load to the CPU and watch the temps smash through the 50* barrier and the CPU fan speed stays the same.
Thinking there's a little overhead and maybe I set the target temp too high, I tried setting it to 40*. Same deal, it gets up to around 55* before I shut down the CPU benchmark.
What gives? I thought you set the target smart fan CPU temp and the fan ramps up after that temp? I tried setting the default fan speed to 12.5 and 50% just to make sure the PWM is actually working and it is, because the fan speeds differ for each one of those settings.

Quote from: nenchy80 on 11-September-13, 20:50:39
The same problem!And I'm all tried everything and finally gave up
I moved the 4 pin connector with cooler to sysFAN2 and control rpm with SpeedFan
How are you able to use Speedfan with the 760GMA-P34(FX)? As far as I can tell, Speedfan doesn't recognize the Fintek IO chipset on the board. Even on the latest beta it's unrecognized.
One other oddity is I noticed that apparently the BIOS ramps up the Sysfan2 fans' speed slowly when the case gets hot, but the same isn't true for the (PWM) fans on Sysfan1, they stay at the 50% I set it to in the BIOS. I wonder if PWM actually doesn't work well for the Sysfan headers on this board.
I think I'm going to have to get a speed fan controller as this board is coming up a bit short here.

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This is a users to users forum. We don't know why or if MSI decides to implement support for certain cpus on certain boards. Just keep an eye on MSI's board list maybe yours will be added later. Also you could ask MSI: >>How to contact MSI.<<

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http://www.rme-audio.com/english/techinfo/nforce2_tweaks_02.htm
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MSI 760GM-P34 (FX) restarts and resets time and date

this motherboard started resetting itself, especially on Facebook.
I will be surfing or whatever and it will shut down and restart.
I get the normal windows error that it shut down unexpectedly and then everything loads normally.
if I shut it off completely, then restart, I get one beep then two beeps and it resets the time and date to 2012.
I have replaced the battery, reset the bios with the jumper, tested the hard drives , CPU, power supply, card reader, video card, and everything else. All checked out fine and in working order.
the computer seems to run fine as long as I don't shut it off or as long as it don't reset its self.
the temp is around 70 degrees and everything seems fine otherwise.
what could be causing this?
I like MSI boards but I'm thinking of going with ASUS or another brand if this motherboard is taking a crap after only 2 years. (I bought it Brand new)
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Seagate 500 Gig SATA HD

Quote from: badboy2k on 17-June-14, 15:46:27
if you do not have it installed already download MSI Control Centre from here http://www.msi.com/support/mb/760GMP34_FX.html#down-utility&Vista%2064 and install it! start the program and click overclocking-Basic and see what it says the DRAM voltage is set to there!
it basically goes from " Core" X 800 - 2173.5 and "Ratio" X 04 -X 10.5
CPUID HWM shows this:

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First post, whoo hooo
So what version of BIOS are u running? I recently installed the two newest versions 2.0 and 2.1, and they both give me problems. With the latest (2.1) I'm getting the same error as you. Returning back to previous BIOS fixed my problems. Oh yeah, my RAM is Kingston Hyper-X, so i don't think thats your problem.
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Power of the Press - MSI Neo4 SLI Bios Problem

For those interested, I just sent this to hardocp because they did the review on the MSI SLI Platinum. Since MSI headlines this review on their website, maybe hardocp can do something about this bios problem. Enjoy and please send more emails to hardocp so we can get this problem addressed! Believe me, Ive seen this works with washington politicians, I know it can work if we all do it.
I appreciate companies like yours doing extensive reviews about products. However, your review caused me and a whole bunch of others to purchase this board with enormous problems associated with it (check out the msi forums). The problem is that this board works only for 130nm chips in which you tested on. On the newer amd 90nm chips, this board is the worst performing sli board out in the marketplace (for both winni and venice core chips). You need to do something to stop people from buying this board because its just awful and the folks from MSI are silent on the subject.
It's gotten so bad that people have gone out and purchased other sli boards, transferred all of the equipment out of it and into the new one and guess what...voila, no problems. Anyway, some of those in the other user forums had the same problem but those other manufacturers quickly fixed the problem. Its just getting worse and worse. I feel like both msi (and I am MAD) and reviewers like you (unless you don't know about the problem) are silent on this and its cost me hard earned MONEY ($175 for the mobo) and hours and hours of time...
You have a LOT OF POWER with MSI and I can see it because they headline your review on their website (power of the press). For Gods sake, please do something before others make the same mistake or if you can get MSI to allocate resources to fix the problem...you would be HEROs! Thank you.

Quote from: Husker_Faithful on 19-May-05, 11:56:11
Ok, I guess I am confused some, where is the issue with the new cores? I have no issues running the San Diego core and the my memory at the listed and published speeds.....
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Also is your MOBO the SLI type? I run the SLI Neo4 with a San Diego core without any issues. In fact I dropped it in and booted using the San Diego as a direct replacement for a older (if 6 months is old!!) 3500. I have OC'ed with Corecetner as far as I can push it and runs awesome!
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GUys, I am not sure exactly what issues you are experiencing as there can be MANY factors! But my SLI Neo is running awesome! It overclocks (no Tiresmoke, i won't go into that in this forum ) and has NEVER once BSOD, or rebooted or even crashed! Not once and I push the crap out of this as it is my gaming box. Also TS you are SO correct on the clock settings on the ultras, you gotts make sure they are the same or it will cause issues. The only thing I am kinda bummed about is the lack of real performance with the dual 6800 Ultra's, but that is a Nvidia issue not MSI. Guys I may be blessed, but I have run three Neo MSI brds, 2 939 and 1 754 and never had any issues....
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I have yet to experience any boot/reboot issues...So I think we should wait to hear more from this person before we assume anything...
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I have the nForce4 SLI brd and i run a new San Diego..it booted up fine and zero problems. But man is this thing FAST
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According to MSI, the Neo4 will work fine with the new cores, the Neo2 will need a bios upgrade
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7 of your last 11 posts. Why man? Why?
This is from MSI at the "listed and published speeds"
Dear Customer,
Since the mb has not been certified to support the Venice and San Diego Core processors, please wait until beginning of June, 2005 for the release bios support for the mb.
Sincerely,
Technical Support Division
MSI Computer Corp.
As for overclocking have you read these?
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=75897.0
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=79534.0
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=79827.0
Look, I have already been threatened to be banned because of my sarcastic replies to you. Read every one of your responses I listed. Obviously OTHERS are having problems. WHY don't you help them instead of TAUNTING people that yours works. They are upset, and you make them feel dumb like it's their fault.
Man I have tried to contribute so much to this issue that at least 20 different members here are having, I have tested with an Asus SLI board, I have tried different BIOS's and posted results, I have theorized with others and I feel like you are slapping me in the face by restating time and time again "what problem mine works great"i
I'm on a verbal warning because I didn't have respect for you. Well how are you respecting the other people who have problems by saying you don't know what their issue is. Read up on it or help them, instead of creating tension. Please?

MSI 651 Combo / MS6769 Problem with Temperature

Hi. I´m having some troubles with my mb, since 2 weeks ago. Suddenly, it starts to appear that cpu temperature go 70 º C (158 º F), and i hadn´t do anything. I changed the cooler, and put some new grease, and nothing happen. Then i searched in this forum, and i found a message simmilar, that said something about upgrade bios, and thas what i recently do (WS6769 v1.0 originally, then V1.3, then V1.2). But nothing...
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Well, i´m pretty sure that it is the mother board, because, i already changed all what´s possible to change: processor, RAM, hd, power supply, processor.
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760GMA-P34 (FX) Install windows problem

I bought this motherboard yesterday and I'm having issues intalling Windows 7.
Whatever controller i choose to connect the drive , sata 2 or sata 3, and whatever mode ide or ascii windows 7 wont recognize the controllers, but bios do. I download the sata/raid driver from msi and install it in windows 7 choose drive setup screen but still nothing no drives. Is my motherboard defected?

Have you tried plugging the DVD/CD drive you are using into different SATA ports (1-6) and then tried booting from the Windows 7 disc?
Whichever SATA port you are using for the DVD/CD drive is obviously working if you can boot from CD. Try plugging it in a couple of the other SATA ports to see if it still boots to see if they work (only ports 1-6 though).
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Msi kt3 ultra, msi gf4 4200 tvout problem

I have a msi gf4 4200 64mb card and i have a msi kt3 ultra aru and windows xp,
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mhuizing,
nope havent tried a diferent tv , but it should work , i tested the connection with a friends computer
exact same gfx card model and it worked fine!
My old system leadtek gf3 ti200 , epox 8kha+ worked fine with this connection.
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antec true control 550 watts
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athlon xp 3200+
seagate 120 gb sata 7200.7 hd
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Foxtrotccs,
In the BIOS try setting the AGP to 4X and disable Sidebanding. Then set the AGP Apeture to 256. See if that helps.
Make sure you are running the lastest nVidia nForce Drivers and the latest ATI Catalyst Drivers
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MSI X48C PLATINUM BIOS PROBLEM

Hello, i post this topic cause i don't saw any end for my problem, i got the same problem then a lot of people CPU work at half speed i send already message to MSI Customer Service, but what they tell me to do don't solve my problem:
MSI Customer:
As to your issue, please update your MB bios to v7.3A(7353IMS.73A)to fix it.
BIOS/7353/7353IMS.73A
After bios flash, please unplug power supply for a while and clear CMOS (refer to user manual) and load default to "save & exit ".
If you don’t have floppy drive, please make a usb flash into boot device instead.
Best regards,
MSI Technical Support Team
Now i hope i will got some help cause i don't know what to do else
My spec:
Processor
Model Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz
Speed 1.50GHz
Cores per Processor 2 Unit(s)
Threads per Core 1 Unit(s)
Type Dual-Core
Internal Data Cache 2x 32kB, Synchronous, Write-Thru, 8-way, 64 byte line size
L2 On-board Cache 6MB, ECC, Synchronous, ATC, 24-way, 64 byte line size, 2 threads sharing
System
System MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD MS-7353
Mainboard MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD MS-7353
Bus(es) ISA PCI PCIe IMB USB FireWire1394 i2cSMBus
Multi-Processor (MP) Support No
Multi-Processor Advanced PIC (APIC) Yes
System BIOS American Megatrends Inc. V7.3A
Total Memory 4GB DIMM DDR3
Chipset
Model MSI X48 Processor to IO Controller
Front Side Bus Speed 4x 167MHz (668MHz)
Total Memory 4GB DIMM DDR3
Memory Bus Speed 2x 167MHz (334MHz)
Video System
Adapter 2x ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 (1GB, 780MHz2x900MHz, PCIe 2.00 x16, SM5.0)
Graphics Processor
Adapter ATI Radeon HD 48XX (RV770) (1.03, 1GB, 780MHz900MHz)
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CBM Flash Disk 2GB (USB) 2GB (E)
SONY DVD RW DRU-530A (ATA33, DVD+-RW, CD-RW, 1MB Cache) NA (D)
BOR R0L2ZWDUR (SCSI, BD-R, HD-DVD-R, DVD+-R-DL, CD-R) NA (F)
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Platform Compliance x64

BIOS v7.4b2 is a BETA-Release of the BIOS-Series that prepares the upcoming v7.4 Final Version. It is not available for public download and MSI Live Update is not programmed to find it for you.
Also, as every Windows based flash is inherently risky and much more dangerous than any DOS based flashing mething, I suggest you do not use MSI Live Update for BIOS Updates. Unless you are prepared and ready to face the increased risk of a bad flash resulting from using this tool, it is in your own best interest to choose a flashing procedure that will update the BIOS from a plain DOS environment.
I have uploaded the 7.4b2-BIOS (BETA) in the following post. Flash it at your own risk!
>>>https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=117175.msg924921#msg924921<<<

MSI X48C Platinum booting problems

Hello all,
First of all, I tried using the searchfunction multiple times and didn't find anything helpful.
So I hope you guys can try and help me with this problem since it's a real pain in the ass.
I built a new setup using:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300
OCZ Reaper PC3 10666 DDR3 2x2GB
OCZ ModXtream Pro 600W
WD 80GB SATA HDD
XFX 9800GTX+
The system booted fine until it got to the POST-screen with the MSI logo. I googled and figured that the Q8300 was not supported and I had to update the BIOS.
With that being said, I got a replacement CPU (C2D E6600) and tried to boot the system. But I gave me and beep-errorcode; 2 short beeps 6 long beeps, no videosignal
I thought it was either the RAM, videocard or the CPU,
so I replaced the RAM with; DDR2 RAM (Kingston KVR800D2N6/2G)/OCZ PC2 8500 1GB (using the Turbocards for DDR2)
the videocard with: ATI HD 5470
and the CPU with a Pentium 6 630
How many times I tried swapping components, it didn't really matter. The system would still give me these cursed 2 shorts beeps and 6 long beeps.
What I've tried so far;
Clearing the CMOS using: https://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/how-to-clear-the-cmos
Removing the CMOS battery
Switching between hardwarecomponents as stated above
Reseating the same memory multiple times
In short:
Errorbeep-code: 2 short beeps and 6 long beeps, no videosignal
Really hope you guys can help me,
Thanks.

Confirm that you tested your Power Supply in another system.
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