Msi 970 gaming bios locked bus ratio of CPU/NB amd fx6300

My machine: amd fx6300 3.5 ghz
gskill 2x4 GB rjpsawx 1866
samsung 850 evo
psu Seasonic P1000 80 plus platinum
I overclocked cpu to 4.5ghz, HTlink @2400, ram xmp 1866 1.5vol stable
My temperature when fulload is 60*
But this main locked bus ratio of cpu/nb is 10, i can't change bus ratio. My NB frenquence is @2000
When i change cpu is phenom ii x4 955be, i can change cpu/nb, oc that to 2600, so fine.
I think that the bios of 970 gaming not good. I try all version bios of msi 970 gaming but i get the same result.

Can you press enter and select the NB ratio? Would you upload a screenshot?

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Re: Msi 970 gaming bios locked bus ratio of CPU/NB amd fx6300

What you suggest me.

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Msi 970 gaming bios issue

I have update bios for msi 970 gaming to v22.3
But after this update, the usb 3.0 port of the main not work
Can you help me

Quote from: JLio01 on 12-June-15, 07:26:09
So you keyboard doesn't work with the usb 3.0 port either? All usb devices don't work with these particular ports? Which BIOS version did you update from? using what way?
Try download the VIA usb3:
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/970-GAMING.html#down-driver&Win8.1 64
in the usb 2.0 port, it working fine. I use bios v22.e from msi 970 gaming webpage. My Via usb3 is V4.90a newest. Usually, when boot to windows, the usb 3.0 not work.

Msi 970 gaming bios

ok so my boyfriend and myself just finished creating our new computer and we found out that it was overclocked but we have no clue how too work the bios. we have a fx 8320 amd 8-core cpu chip. anyways when we turned on the computer it began too overheat and we figured out it was overclocked for some reason. its supposed too be 3.5 GHz, but it went up too 4.0... we need too know how too fix it in the bio settings so it can be reduced. someone plz help thx

The cpu runs at the specs it is supposed to as the FX8320's clock speed is 3.5 GHz minimum but Turbo clock speed is 4 GHz when the load situation allows it. The reason for high temps is most likely an insufficient cooling solution like an AMD boxed cooler. There is no oc involved.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6396/the-vishera-review-amd-fx8350-fx8320-fx6300-and-fx4300-tested

970 gaming bios update error

updated to latest bios version via live update and now get an error msg after reboot "mb thermal design doesnt support cpu over 200w" i have removed battery for more than 15m and tried to reset cmos via jumper.
Board: MSI 970 GAMING
Bios: Version 22.3
VGA: MSI 280X 3GB
PSU: CORSAIR GS600
CPU: AMD 5.0GHZ 9590 EIGHT CORE 4.7 200X23.5 = 4700 MHZ
MEM: AMD 16GB 4 STICKS
HDD: AMD 240GB SSD
COOLER: ZALMAN LIQUID COOLER
OC: NONE
OS: Windows 7 64bit HOME

For contacting AMD go to AMD site. For contacting MSI directly: >>How to contact MSI.<<
However this board's hardware is not able to handle a 220W cpu under load like clearly listed by MSI. It doesn't matter what any people or companies build.
That's their warranty risk but not relevant for juding if the cpu can be handled by board's thermal and power design.
If companies put it on 970 Gaming and expect it to be throttled it's probably more fraud but a useful offer. No need to buy a 9590 if it won't run at full speed.
Quote from: http://www.msi.com/support/mb/970-GAMING.html#support-cpu
Warning: This MB doesn’t support 200W or above CPU.

MSI 970 Gaming Mobo Issue - 5 beeps

Hi Guys,
I've trawled the internet for answers, and I still dont know what to do.
I have built a new system. Ive put an MSI 970 Gaming Motherboard and an AMD FX8350 CPU and a Sapphire Dual-X Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 GPU. The rest is irrelevant at the moment, as nothing else is plugged in other than these 3 parts.
I booted up the machine, and I got no video, and nothing happening at all. Thought this was a bit strange so I headed out to Maplin to buy a Motherboard test kit. Plugged the speaker onto the motherboard, and it is giving me 5 beeps.
So... I contacted Amazon and swapped my CPU for a different one, as this was the information I was given through a different forum.
Just put the CPU into the machine (taking all static care etc.) and switched it on. 5 beeps again.
Literally stumped as to what I should do next? I would have thought replacing the CPU would have fixed this issue, but apparently not!
Is 5 beeps definitely the CPU? No video either, so if it isnt, why is this still not working?
Cheers,

My apologies - just a bit desperate for an answer I suppose
Main Board: MSI 970 Gaming
Bios Version: AMI BIOS
Video Card: Sapphire Dual-X Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 GPU
PSU: 850W
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: Dual
CPU: AMD FX8350
Memory: HyperX FURY Series 8GB DDR3 1600MHz
SSD/ HDD: 1TB WD SATA (NOT ATTACHED)
CPU COOLER: Stock AMD FX8350
Raid Card: N/A
Sound Card: Onboard Motherboard
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system: Non
OC: No
Operating System: Not installed yet (eventually Windows 8.1)
I've had a good look around, and doesnt appear to be anything surrounding motherboard that you've listed - no discolouration, no visible scratches etc.

Can anyone share a step by step instruction on how to use M-flash?MSI 970 Gaming

I've been researching online and alot of the information regarding on how to do this are really inconsistent and outdated. even the video shown here stops at the end and doesn't explain what you need to do once u get back into the bios. I've also pinged MSI tech support and they are very vague and sound speculative in their answers. HELP! this is for an MSI 970 gaming board.

procedure same as the Xpower video.
1. Put the bios file in the root folder of your USB pen drive
2. Go to bios --> Mflash --> Select one file to update bios
The system will then start to flash the bios.
3. After flash success then just remember to go to bios and press F6 then F10
Note: there is always risk in updating bios, if you don't encounter any issues at all then there's no need to update your bios

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I have a msi 970 gaming, I am having some problems with it, I made a usb bios stick which has now become corrupt, so I got in touch with msi and am still awaiting a reply. I was told to clear the cmos jumper of which I have, I have also taken the battery out for five mins and that hasn't changed anything.
so I am sat with a board that powers up okay but have no video output. anyone willing to help me with some suggestions please I have tried everything from taking my two gtx770 and amd fx6300 and amd phanom ii x4 black edition check all power outputs to the board and cards and hd and dl dvd, so any help would be most appreciated. Dave

The bios update failed and due to not having a backup bios the board is now bricked. You need to rma it as it is beyond things you can try yourself.

MSI 970 Gaming Hardware Monitor FAN profile not working in windows

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Not sure how this is supposed to work but when I'm in the hardware monitor and I set a min max temp for the fans, it works great in the bios you can see the speed increasing with the temps.
However when I'm in windows the it is stuck at the lowest RPM and speed doesn't increase when the temps raises.
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Quote from: noel_bouvrie on 28-May-15, 21:44:33
I'm guessing this isn't my lucky day. I put the BIOS on a mem stick, go in to the BIOS select M-FLASH > Update BIOS > Select the USB stick and BIOS file and BIOS just freezes. I waited for a while because I was afraid it was somehow doing the update and I would interrupt thus breaking the BIOS/Motherboard. Eventually I Hard reset and thank god bios came up again so I tried again, same problem.
I think i'll wait for release notes, it works now and unless there is something worthy in it I'd rather stay away from it. If it ain't broken don't fix it
I admit this thread is puzzling...I have the MSI "970 Gaming" motherboard--and it is so named because it houses the AMD 970a core-logic chipset...It doesn't appear as if the "M.33" bios at the above link is designed for my board--but maybe it is, I can't tell... Current bios is 2.22 (no "M" anywhere)--Just in case we are actually speaking of the same motherboard, I have the same experience with my fan controls in that they seem not to work with the Command Center in the way that you'd think they should work. Command center is theoretically supposed to run at boot, and any setting you save for system fans 1 & 2 (plus the cpu fan, of course) *should* run when the program runs at boot and you have saved your system fan settings to "smart mode"... (Says he who is wondering if he's just made a dumb post...) At least, that's what I *think*...Anyway...that apparently does not happen so I pulled Command Center out of my boot-up routine.
You know, if you and I don't have the same motherboard then why do two completely different motherboards bear the same name? Eh?
Of course, I just may be thoroughly confused about all of this somehow...!

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Quote from: badboy2k on 03-March-15, 11:32:44
make sure these are set as such in BIOS
go to Settings\Advanced\Power Management Setup
EUP2013 = Disabled
go to Overclocking\CPU Features
AMD Cool and Quiet = Disabled
C1E = Disabled
if you do not mind your computers CPU running hotter all the time Enable HPC Mode (High Power Computing Mode) as that will auto max out the clocks it uses and will not let them drop below Base clock speed (4GHz for the FX8350)!
All of this is done, and it freezes on win 7 splash art loading screen, and never moves. That is with the HPC enabled. I do have High performance set as my power mode inside of win7 as well.
Quote from: JLio01 on 03-March-15, 11:42:10
What BIOS version do you use? What does Current CPU Frequency show under BIOS? Have you tried clear CMOS by taking out the battery with power cord unplugged?
I am on bios version 22.2, cpu freq at 4000MHz. I also did clear the CMOS, I was embarrassed caue i couldn't find it, then I saw it setting under my GTX 970.

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My specs, Windows 7 SP1
MSI 970 Gaming MB
AMD FX-6350
ASUS Radeon HD6950
G Skill DDR3 RAM (16gb at 1600mhz)
1TB Sata HD
Everything else display related works fine, windows, games, videos, etc. and as this is a new build, yes all the drivers are upto date. However, I can't use the BIOS as it displays as if its four times the screens size!
I've taken a pic to illustrate the point and attached it,
And here is of course, what it should look like for comparison,
As you can see, not only is the res' totally wrong, but some graphical elements are not displaying properly, like the lack of the red border, button surrounds on the left, boot devices missing, etc. Any ideas please?

Not every TV acts the same unfortunately.
My one samsung LCD TV looked better using a VGA cable than HDMI (no idea why, it just did), meanwhile the next Samsung LED TV I got looked much better with HDMI but had strange issues whenever I went into the BIOS (this was from a laptop though).
Expecting a company to solve a problem with a TV that doesn't properly implement the HDMI spec is a bit ridiculous to be honest.

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Hello all.
I have a problem with my CPU voltage and OC'ing.
First little backround, I did have Gigabyte GA-ma770-UD3 (rev2.1) before i upgraded to MSI 970 Gaming. I was able to OC The 1600T CPU to 4000MHz with 1.55V and it was prime95 stable 24h, but i kept CPU clock at 3800MHz 1.45V prime95 stable 24h as i didnt want to kill my CPU beacause of high voltage, oh and was using 4x1gb DDR2 900MHz.
Sooo. Now i've been playing with this new mobo, and im little confused. My CPU VCORE is 1.392V, voltage setting set AUTO on BIOS, my previous build with gigabyte mobo had this set to 1.350V on AUTO in BIOS.
Could the "wrong voltage" value be because of my prosessor is "AMD Processor Model Unknown" in CPU-Z and BIOS says the same.
Also the whole overclocking is not fun anymore, seems that i cant achieve any higher STABLE OC than 3700MHz and that takes too much voltage, around 1.5V.
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2.MSI 970 Gaming AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
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Haswell Ready.
80 PLUS® Bronze certification guarantees more than 85% efficiency at typical loads
Stable voltage, low-noise levels by thermal controlled 13.5cm fan
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A strong single +12V rail for high-end system heavy load configuration provides stable and highly compatibility.
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