Msi 990 fxa Gd65 problemssssssss......

Hi everyone. I am from Türkiye. so my english will be bad.At first I apologise for this.
Thnx For your help.
here we go .
My sistem
AMd phenom II 1075t With Tuniq Tower Exterm 120mm @stock values
Msi 990FXA GD65 Mainborad
His&Saphire 5870 Crosfire
Corsair Force Gt III 120gb ssd
Xlince Xp800 Gamer 80+ Bronze Power supply
Patriot Sector5 Gaming 1600 Mhz kit 2*2*2:8gb 1,65
Windows 7 ultimate 64 edition
my problems.
1)With stock values my ssitem cant open so I changed cpu voltage gues 1,4 to much I know but with this voltage sistem can work I tried alot of times.
2)I have Tt Sports Black Gaming Mouse when its on system , system wont open at boot ( I see number Axx Bxx 99 and holds/stops on there)Yes I have changed the boot options I know whats the meaning of usb boot.My first boot diveice is Corsair Force Gt III 120gb ssd.ı tired other systems they work with my mice :D
3)Patriot Sector5 Gaming 1600 Mhz kit 2*2*2:8gb I cant work them @ 1600 mhz neverrr. Only works in 1333 Mhz with 1,65 volts. I know amd 1075t sports 1333 mhz but I dont oc anything so It must work 1600 mhz with my ex mainboard whan I overclock my cpu my rams work 1333 mhz with Cl7 timings @1,5 volts,without oc it works @1600 mhz as Cl9 timing. in the other hand if ı make my memory to linked it wont open again.So its @ auto
4)Its the best Oc geneiu I am stil . why I tired it and it gives me 3,3 ghz for my 1075 t (3,0ghz stock 3,5 ghz with turbo)I get back to stock values
5)With my ex board I can Pcie expres ı can use with 150 multipler but with this I cant make 100 to 101
6)When I make first setup Amd chipset drivers from the cd wihch cames the board,when ends the setup of drivers I get "Amd catalist system stopp working" warning. I have upgarded them form amd site chipset drivers and video driver (12,3) .When I deleted old drivers an updated driver I can open the Catalist center but I cant open overdireve options.. I think My crosfire is not work correctly( In the games @ the right top I alwayss see Amd Crosfire technology but now I dont..)
7)Last one system sometimes works some times wont work. When its work I am so glad
@ the end I think I am stupid to upgrade my 890 chip set to msi 990fxa gd65 / I think I upgreded my headachessssss...
Yeah my system sometimes works without my TT black Mouse with cpu @ 1,4 volts @stock values, memory @1333 mhz auto@1,65 volt pci expres multipler @100 without crosfire. Yes I have updeted bios to alst one yes ı have bought it nearly 2-3 onths ago......
Thnx For your helps again. God Bless all Mankind

Quote from: Jack on 18-April-12, 15:08:38
What is your current UEFI/BIOS Version?
The last one I have downloaded from site 19,6
Description    - Update CPU AGESA code.
- Improved memory compatibility.
   Version    19.6
Type    AMI BIOS    Release Date    2011-12-26
Download    7640vJ6.zip    File Size    3.14 MB

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