MSI 925XE BIOS 1.3 to 1.4 Upgrade problem/question

Hi,
Today I upgraded my board from BIOS 1.3 to 1.4 (successfully, *phew*). The BIOS page on the MSI site states that it fixes some problems, but nothing related to temperature sensors is mentioned:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/bios/bos/spt_bos_detail.php?UID=635&kind=1
Now the actual problem/question is that with BIOS v1.3 my full load temp was roughly 65 degrees celcius (3.4GHz LGA775 CPU). Now with v1.4 my full load temperature shows up as 47-48 degrees celcius.
This of course doesnt seem like a bad thing at first, lower temp = good, but I cant help but wonder whether the temperature was being inaccurately shown in 1.3, or whether it is being shown wrongly now with 1.4. A drop in full load temp of about 18 degrees celcius sure raises some questions.
If anyone knows anything about this, Id appreciate any feedback. Also if there is some kind of tech support email address that MSI has (I couldnt find one on the site), could you please pass it to me, thanks.
I didnt post my entire system specs because really all the other components are irrelevant, I didnt change the setup in any way other than the BIOS. If I needed to post some addition info, tell me what it is, and I will.
Thank you.

Sorry that I didnt reply for a while. Busy weekend. Anyways...
What kind of chassis cooling? When as I said the case is open right now cause Im still experimenting with everything, so really its like no chassis at all for now. What kind of fan do I use with the XP-120? Its a quiet fan, I cant seem to find the box. If Im not mistaken, its the green version of this:
http://www.thermaltake.com/dcfans/led/thunderblade120.htm
And finally... Yes of course I was able to fit the XP120 on the motherboard, how else would I be running the comp hehe? BTW, I wouldnt necessarily recommend it to others though, the installation was very problematic. But still, its possible.

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http://us.msi.com/product/mb/KT4V-L--v1-1-.html#/?div=Detail
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BIOS Date: 21/01/2013
EC-FW Version: Not sure why this hasnt come up?
Aso i am having a problem with my graphics card and wondered if you could help? I basically bought this laptop without the Nvdia GTX 680m card in it. So i bought a second hand one off ebay, i installed it and it sort of worked but the drivers wouldnt install. So i looked online and re flashed the V-Bios with an MSI branded one off techinferno forum
However when i restarted the laptop it just hangs on the bios screen, but it does try to boot in ACHI mode which is strange? I have tried to reflash in this mode but it doesnt find the Card. Any Ideas? It should work in principle and i do have the old V-Bios. Maybe the laptops bios isnt accepting the Graphics Card?
thanks for any help

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Hello, i was wondering if you could unlock this Bios for me. Its an MSI GT70 0ND 452US laptop
Mainboard: MS-1762
PCB Version: REV:1.0
BIOS Version: E1762IMS.50X
BIOS Date: 21/01/2013
EC-FW Version: Not sure why this hasnt come up?
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Confirmation number: 55H876624E473605E
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Aso i am having a problem with my graphics card and wondered if you could help? I basically bought this laptop without the Nvdia GTX 680m card in it. So i bought a second hand one off ebay, i installed it and it sort of worked but the drivers wouldnt install. So i looked online and re flashed the V-Bios with an MSI branded one off techinferno forum
However when i restarted the laptop it just hangs on the bios screen, but it does try to boot in ACHI mode which is strange? I have tried to reflash in this mode but it doesnt find the Card. Any Ideas? It should work in principle and i do have the old V-Bios. Maybe the laptops bios isnt accepting the Graphics Card?
thanks for any help
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I basically bought this laptop without the Nvdia GTX 680m card in it. So i bought a second hand one off ebay
don't know, officially msi do support video card upgrades, users are their own.
some my guesses:
the card can be defective
or the vbios that you have flashed to be unstable or to be incorrect for your card, use card original vbios
or the charger to be too weak for entire combo include the new powerfull card
or something else

MSI CX61 BIOS/brightness problem

My CX61-0NF laptop came with bios version E16GBIMS.406 and on the MSI site I saw that the latest version was E16GBIMS.902, so I went ahead and flashed the bios with the latest version. Everything was working fine before the update so I know it was pretty stupid of me to update even if I didn't have any problems. After the update, I thought everything was working good but turns out the brightness adjustment(FN+up/down) only works when inside the BIOS environment and stops working when the OS(windows 8) starts loading, adjusting via windows settings also doesn't work. I've already done a clean install on a clean hard drive so I know its not a driver/software problem. I even tried an Ubuntu Live CD I had but still no go.
I managed to find an older BIOS version(older that the one it had originally), E16GBIMS.400, flashing to that version restored the the brightness adjustment but it killed the nVidia GT 645M gpu(not detected by driver, gpu-z reports core/mem as 0mhz).
So now I'm back to the 902 with no brightness adjustment.
Anyone ever encountered something like this?
I've been trying to find where I can download my original bios version but hours with google got me nowhere.

Quote from: dabboxx on 28-August-13, 23:33:51
My CX61-0NF laptop came with bios version E16GBIMS.406 and on the MSI site I saw that the latest version was E16GBIMS.902, so I went ahead and flashed the bios with the latest version. Everything was working fine before the update so I know it was pretty stupid of me to update even if I didn't have any problems. After the update, I thought everything was working good but turns out the brightness adjustment(FN+up/down) only works when inside the BIOS environment and stops working when the OS(windows 8) starts loading, adjusting via windows settings also doesn't work. I've already done a clean install on a clean hard drive so I know its not a driver/software problem. I even tried an Ubuntu Live CD I had but still no go.
I managed to find an older BIOS version(older that the one it had originally), E16GBIMS.400, flashing to that version restored the the brightness adjustment but it killed the nVidia GT 645M gpu(not detected by driver, gpu-z reports core/mem as 0mhz).
So now I'm back to the 902 with no brightness adjustment.
Anyone ever encountered something like this?
I've been trying to find where I can download my original bios version but hours with google got me nowhere.
could you tell me how you boot flash memory in uefi mode and flash the new bios?
i search it whole of google and find nothing
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