MSI 880G-E45: power on by mouse or keyboard

Does the board support such function?
Thanks!

Power on?... No
Wake from Sleep/Hibernation... yes!
Just set your Bios 'Power Management' / 'Wake Up Event Setup' / to Wake from 'USB'. That is if your Mouse and/or Keyboard are USB.
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Video problem with MSI 880G-E45 board

Does anyone know if the onboard video is automatically disabled by installation of a PCI-e x16 video card on this motherboard?
I want to run two monitors and I cannot figure out how to keep the onboard vga active when I have a video card in the PCI-e x16 slot.
Thanks!

I can't believe a Moderator on a Manufacturer's Forum is handing out such INCORECT information!!!!
Quote from: flobelix on 16-August-12, 12:43:00
Unfortunately bottom line is you can't use your onboard vga for another display besides a vga card powering different monitors. Using a discrete vga you are limited to it's multi-display abilities. Onboard vga will not work when vga card used. For using three monitors you could get an Eyefinity supporting Radeon as suggested or a GeForce GTX6xx. If your card is limited to dual display and you don't want to get a new one you'll stick with two monitors.
I submit this link (tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-780g-chipset,1785-6.html) as proof that it is possible to use both the on-board video and an added video card both simultaneously or in crossfire mode on a single display.
To further illustrate this fact further, I submit this link (amd.com/it/products/technologies/ati-hybrid-graphics/Pages/ati-hybrid-graphics.aspx) to AMD.com stating the purpose for their "Hybrid Crossfire" technology, and although their page does not show specificly that the MSI 880G-E45 motherboard supports this, THIS page Does! (msi.com/product/mb/880G-E45.html#/?div=Basic) --Scroll to the bottom to see the line stating "Hybrid Crossfire Support - Y"
When speaking with MSI customer support about this technology, you are directed to this page (msi.com/file/test_report/TR1_2233.pdf) which shows a list of compatible video cards, ALL of which supported the Hybrid Crossfire when tested by MSI.
Add "http:\\www." to each of the links...
"flobelix", perhaps it would be better to simply say "I Don't Know" rather than providing MSI's customers with incorrect information and suggesting that they spend more money on something else.
BTW, I have personally tried 2 different video cards (MSI Radeon HD 6670 1Gb DDR5) and the (Sapphire Radeon HD 6450 1Gb DDR3) that are NOT on MSI's list, and they did NOT work with the Hybrid crossfire.
I hope we can limit further suggestions to facts instead of guesses.
Smokintbird

MSI 880G-E45 AMD ATX and G.Skill Ram?

I am upgrading my system and was thinking of getting the MSI 880G-E45 AMD ATX motherboard with the AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE AM3 with the G.Skill 2 2Gig ram sticks. I checked the MSI site to see if the ram works with the 880G, but the 2 last letters of the ram listed was off from what I bought. Does that mean it won't work? The package says the G.Skill is designed for Intel LGA1156 platforms and compatible with Intel LGA1155 Sandy Bridge and AMD AM3 CPUs.
F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL is what I bought
F3-12800CL9D-4GBHN or something like that was what was listed on the list
I know the motherboard and processor are compatible though because I saw a couple of people using the same bundle and it's listed as compatible.
MSI 880G-E45 AMD ATX
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE AM3
G.Skill Ripjaws 2 2Gig ram
And yes, I am not very computer techy literate.

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But on newegg, the G.Skill had pretty stellar reviews from a bunch of people so it's hard to think they are a bad choice.
Were these reports by Intel or AMD users ?
If you look at what G-Skill states themselves in one of the feedbacks you will see this:
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We are sorry to hear you are having issues. Please make sure to configure memory settings properly in BIOS. Without the proper settings, this memory will not work smoothly. This memory is above standard, so manual settings or enabling DOCP (if supported) is required. AMD systems only support DDR3-1333 CL9 natively, so if you purchase memory better than this, you must manually input settings in BIOS

MSI 880G-E45 Bios recovery

Unfortunately today their was a short circuit in my house,I was playing a game while it happened the pc rebooted itself and when it did it didnt even boot the bios!!
It says Bios recovery is requested insert usb,
So i went to go look for the bios on this website and Its not even here and guess what msi doesn't even have it avaible for this specific motherboard only live update 5 which i can't even use because my pc is current well yeah you get me. so basically all I need is the bios for 880g-e45 thanks(:

Meanwhile Ill search in the bios section for a solution

MOVED: MSI 880G-E45 overclock to 1600

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Undervolting & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=151757.0

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MSI 880G-E45 overclock to 1600

AMD X4 840
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
2x4GB Patriot Sector 5 PGV38G1600ELK 1600 (PC3 12800) 9-9-9-24
Antec 500W power supply
Gigabyte Radeon 4550 HD
Patriot said the RAM is certified at 9-9-9-24 at 1600. Memtest86+ showed about 2-5 errors overnight. However, system is extremely unstable and often crash on start up
I've increased memory voltage to 1.7 but still does not help
What else could I try?
Thanks!

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"Large in-places FFTs" for at least 12 hours

MSI 880G-E45: trouble with 1600 RAM

AMD X4 840
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
2x4GB Patriot Sector 5 PGV38G1600ELK 1600 (PC3 12800) 9-9-9-24
Antec 500W power supply
Gigabyte Radeon 4550 HD
Tried both Patriot and OCZ. Both runs fine at stock speed. But both having trouble at 1600. Only a few errors in Memtest86+ but Windows 7 constantly crashes on start up. I've increase the voltage to 1.7 and still does not help (required 1.65)
RMA the RAM now.
The question is: is it the RAM or the board? How can I tell?
Thanks

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Patriot has explained the RAM is certified at 1600 but it defaults to 1033 so that it can work with any mobo. SPD confirms it support 1600 at 9-9-9-24. Do you mean all these certification is invalid?
That is not what anyone is intimating.
Your memory controller supports 1066/1333. Trying to run the memory at 1600 is overclocking which means that you may experience instability.
If your PC runs stable at 1066 or 1333 mem SPD then leave it there. If you want advice on overclocking the mem to 1600, then start a new thread in the overclcoking section of the forum.

880G-E45 - no display on initial boot

I built two rigs, both with an
880G-E45 and Phenom II x4 840 but one with a 6870 and the other using on board video
First, I put together the system with the video card and it had no display during the initial boot.
I tried using HDMI, VGA, and DVI and none of them worked. Then without changing anything, it suddenly worked plugging the DVI into the top slot of my video card.
Now, plugging it into the HDMI slot and the top DVI slot are the only way it to get it to display on my monitor. The HDMI, VGA, and DVI from the motherboard still do not show any display. Anyone know how to fix this?
When building the second rig, I ran into the same exact problem, no display. I even swapped in my 6870 from my working build to see if that would do the trick again but no display would show up when powered on.
Anyone got any ideas on how to make video display on this thing?
I already tried using swapping RAMS, using 1 RAM, adding video card, securing all power plugs
It seems many other people are having similar problems as there are 3 threads on the front page. Could this have something to do with compatibility issues with the x4 840 and the motherboard? I will try swapping all the parts between the two rigs tomorrow.

CPU : AMD x4 840 Quad Core 3.2Ghz
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103921
Motherboard : MSI 880g-e45
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130563
Power Supply : Antec NEO ECO 620W
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371031
Memory : OCZ PC3-10666 Platinum RAM - 4GB, 2x2GB
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227478
Hard Drive : HITACHI Deskstar 1.5TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822145520
Optical Drive : Sony Optiarc CD/DVD Burner
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827118039
Case : COOLER MASTER Storm Scout
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119196
not sure how to find the max amp ratings
it's 3:15 am so I need to go to sleep

785GTM-E45 - Power On Via KB/Mouse

I recently got this board. One thing I need is to turn on PC via mouse, since case is somewhat hard to get to. My previous builds for several years have supported this method and I assumed this had become standard.
It appears that this BIOS does not support power up via mouse/KB from a shutdown state? I noticed that BIOS says wake from S3, which is standby/sleep rather than S4, or S5. I verified that with this selected, it will not power up from S4 or S5, only S3. It is the same case and power supply from my Gigabyte GA MA 780G and it did power up via mouse.
Wondering if there is a jumper, or such to enable this function from S4, or S5?
Thanks.

I guess not?
Anyway, I can only hope MSI might add this to a later BIOS version. It is, after all common on other boards.
In the mean time, I took the power button off another case that I was tossing. I jumpered a pair inside a CAT 5 and extended a switch to the area where my mouse and keyboard are located.

Multiple hdd question? 880g-e45

Was hoping you guys could help me set up my board using more then 2 HDD.
Current setup is 880g-e45 with and 975 BE, 8 gig corsair 1600 memory, MSI r7770 oc edition video card, 128 GB Samsung ssd, and 1Tb Hitachi HDD
I have been trying to install a 3rd HDD identicle to the Hitachi non raid though, but I can't get bios to recognize the 3rd drive if I unplug eitherof the 2 and swap in the second hHitachi it works fine but never with all 3. It also only recognizes a 3rd drive via USB never esata. The HDD controller is set to ahci
Any help or ideas would be great.
OS: win 7 ultimate x86_64/fedora 18 x86_64

model of drives are hua722010cla330, both are identical, but system board also failed to recognize, my 2TB Western digital Green power drive Model number. WD20EADS.
I do have a HDD docking bay that uses both usb and Esata and with 2 drives on System Board the bios will see Drives connected Via USB bot no Esata. And will not see drives If connected to Board.
I Have tried swaping cables between the different drives to see if maybe it was a cable problem, and have since Replaced all sata cables, and upgraded PSU to make sure it wasnt cable/power related problem.

MSI A88XM-E45 coil whine? or other annoying sound

My new system is producing a high pitched sound that sounds similar to an old HDD seeking but higher pitched and sometimes more like a constant whine. It only occurs when The graphics chip is working, if I restart X in Linux it stops until I've logged back in and seems to respond differently depending upon what is displayed on the screen. For example, if the background is solid black it will correspond 100% to moving the mouse cursor and will otherwise be silent. I may only be hearing this because it's my first silent build and would be extremely silent without this issue. Be that as it may, it's very annoying. Has anyone here heard of an issue like this before? I really don't know where to begin as far as troubleshooting goes.
System specs:
Corsair Obsidian 550D case
MSI A88XM-E45 mobo
AMD 7850K "Kaveri" APU
G.SKILL RipjawsX F3-2133C9D-16GXH 16GB 2X8GB DDR3-2133
no video card
Dual Acer H236HL Bid monitors
2 x ADATA SX900 2.5" 128GB SSD in RAID0
6 HDDs between 320GB and 3TB in an LVM2 volume group for storage (~6.5TB total)
Seasonic S12 600watt PSU (9 years old and still producing rock solid voltages) <-- I will be replacing this with a Seasonic X-460FLII Fanless 460watt PSU as soon as it arrives
6 x GELID Solutions Silent 12 fans connected to a Swiftech 8W-PWM-SPL-ST 8 Way PWM Splitter
Two of those fans are on a Hyper 212 Evo CPU cooler, the other 4 are case fans, all are connected to the splitter which is connected to the CPU fan header and a SATA power connector via a SATA to Molex adapter

Quote from: badboy2k on 04-May-14, 08:05:39
can you record the sound and upload it somewhere and give us a link?
it may be coil wine and possibly it may be coming from your power supply so see if you can isolate where its coming from?
Unfortunately I don't have anything resembling a decent microphone. However I will be getting a new power supply relatively soon (it's back-ordered) I'll reply to this thread if the sound persists.

Msi 785gtm-e45 Video issues

Hello everyone, hope you can help.
I have just changed from a Lanparty Jr series (due to a bios failure) to a Msi 785gtm-e45 motherboard. Everything is okay apart from running the graphics card which does not output any video. I first thought this was a bios setting so I tried setting the video default to pci-e, no change. I'm currently running on the on-board graphics (HD4200) with the 9600gt also inserted, the odd thing is that windows sees the card so I installed the latest drivers and tried again but still no change. The card is functional as I had it running not long ago in my previous machine. I have also tried resetting bios settings to default. I have searched for similar threads and found a couple although none come to conclusion to the problem. My PC specs are as follows:
- Athlon 64 X2 5600+ 2.9Ghz
- Msi 785gtm-e45 v1.4 running bios ver 8.8
- Corsair Ballistix Sport 4gb (2 x 2gb) DDR2 6400
- XFX Geforce 9600gt 512mb
- Hitachi HDP725050GLA360 500Gb SATA
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
- Corsair VX550W 550w (41A @ 12v / 30A @ 5v / 28A @ 3.5v)
Any help or advice is welcome.
Cheers.

Did you unplug your PSU from A/C power to properly >>Clear CMOS<< at any point after inserting the video card? If not, please give that a shot.

MSI 880GMA-E45 FX support

Hi,
Can you tell me this mainboard MSI 880GMA-E45 will support new FX Bulldozer processors?
In official msi global site says just 880GMA-E35 mainboard supports new FX bulldozer of all 880G mainboards but in this site http://www.techpowerup.com/143748/MSI-to-Make-AM3+-Processor-Upgrade-Painless-for-its-Users.html says 880GMA-E45 will support FX processors but with new BIOS version. Is there any confirmed information that this is true?

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Mustard2243 do you wish to state a problem with a specific board, just make a generalised negative statement or bash a product without having even communicated or contributed towards anything with regards to a product.
Please read the forum rules >>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<
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High pitch whine/noise coming from 880G-E45 when PC is off

I just recently built a PC with the 880G-E45 motherboard without any major hiccups except for the fact that my PC makes high pitch whine noise (similar to a charging flash bulb on a camera) whenever it is powered off. When the PC is on and just after the PC is turned off, there is no high pitch whine at all.
From what I can tell, the noise is not coming from the CPU, but the corner of the motherboard where the 3 LED-lit RESET, CLEAR CMOS, and POWER buttons are. I eliminated all other components of the PC by only powering them one by one and whenever the 24-pin ATX power cable is plugged in, the high pitch whine noise would be made.
Is there anything I can do to silence this noise or is this normal for this motherboard? This is a problem since the PC is for my room which is very small and while i can't hear it during all the activities of the day, in the dead of night, it is loud enough to keep me awake. The only shorthand solution was to switch off the power on the PSU (BTW, will this damage my PC if I do this too much?).
Here are my specs:
-AMD Athlon Phenom II X4 840
-880G-E45
-BIOS: A7576AM3 V3.10
-Samsung 1TB sata drive
-Corsair CX430 V2 430w
-Kingston HyperX Blu 4x2GB
-Win7 x64

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I'm guessing the power being output by the PSU is too much.
Nonsense, the PC will only draw as much power from the PSU as it needs, not the other way around.
Evidently, the CX430W is somehow faulty. Contact your retailer, or Corsair directly, and see if they will replace it for you.

[MSI E350IS-E45] Problem with DVD drive

Hello my friends.
I just bought this little board to make a HTPC for my daddy and Im getting a hard time with it.
I installed everything fine and installed windows 7, via USB flashdrive and when i rebooted I tried to put the CD with drivers to finish installation, but whenever i put any cd inside this drive the computer boots.
If I start the computer with CD inside the drive, it will just hang with a 98 error code down and just wont start the windows.
The computer have the following parts:
- Spire PowerCube 300w (http://www.spirecoolers.com/main/product_detail.asp?ProdID=826)
- MSI E350IS-E45
- 2x2gb OCZ SIGNATURE DDR3 1333MHZ, configured as 1066mhz.
- 1x OCZ AGILITY 60GB SSD
I tried change the sata cable from one place to another. This psu is very good and have enough power to this setup, this psu was tested with a core i3 system (wich by the way consumes way more power than this HUDSON guy).
Please, dont lie to me... Im on this busines for almos 2 decades and I know that there is something very odd happening here, I just downloaded a new bios version and will try to do a bios update later when i get home to see if this problem is solved.
Thanx in advance!

First of all, I would redo the cooler paste.
It's my experience that the installed thermal-pads are no good.
I have the E350IA-E45 myself and I removed the pads and the temperature dropped significantly.
I informed MSI about this and they are currently retesting the cooling solution, removing the pads for grease can lower temps as much as 10C!! (or more)...
As for the PSU, my system with 4! 1TB harddisks and full load hardly uses more then 55W tops, that PSU should not be a problem.
However, do consider the drive can be faileing, OR the drive is bootable and crashes before Windows can start.
I have noticed that our Forum-flasher crashes too with exactly the same symptom.
Anyway, what do you mean the computer boots if you put a CD in? Is that after or before Windows is loaded?
Because before it can mean the CD is bootable, if it's after Windows is loaded it probably means the drive is bad.
In any case, do check the thermal pad under the cooler, see in the BIOS how hot the CPU is.

MSI 880G-E45: power on by mouse or keyboard

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