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Thanks for the response, it was the reply I didn't want to hear but was totally expecting.
I have accepted that the only way forward now is a motherboard upgrade.
The downside of this is that I have lost faith in MSI, and while I recognize that the fault here lies with the retailer who sold me this bundle I do not wish to be burned againi.
If anyone can recommend an MSI Motherboard capable of running the FX-6100 for a reasonable price, and can vouch that the throttling does not happen without the need for a third party cooling solution... then I will look into it. If not I have found a Gigabyte branded motherboard capable of 125w CPU's with good reviews for a similar price to the 760GM-P23.

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MSI AMD FM1 A55-P33 - won't install windows 7 32bit

Hi there,
we have board the MSI AMD FM1 A55-P33 motherboard but for some reason we cannot install windows 7 32bit on it.
What does install flawlessly is:
All Windows7 64bit
Windows 7 Starter 32bit
We ( and also the local supplier here in South Africa ) have test the following components:
Power Supply
Ram
Ram Ports
Alternate Ram Manufacturer
DVD Writer
Hard Drives
Graphics Card
Onboard Graphics Alone
Board is running latest bios update.
and it still does not install.
They supplier has ordered in and tested the same model motherboard and it still does not install.
For me that means it could be the motherboard model or the cpu ( which is still being ordered in so an alternate can be tested )
When i say doesn't install, it installs until the very end where the installation restarts and goes into the installation one last time to finalize things
and then it throws a error and you can't complete the installation.
The local supplier has had the computer for 2weeks now with no success,
I was hoping someone here could assist us with a few suggestions.
Thanks to any advice given .

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Msi Amd Radeon HD 7850 blackscreen problem

In games only (i play Hitman Absolution now) i run everything on ultra fps is just fine,just i get blackscreen with sound loop and i only need to hard shutdown,its randomly happens,my pc is new,1 month old,what should i do? i've updated graphic drivers to newest,i tested with disabling sound in control panel for 30 minutes,and nothing happens,maybe its sound i dont know,i found so many problems on internet like mine
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he need to have quality PSU for the card to handle it
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and what if crash ?
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990FXA-GD65 AMD 970 BE CPU Ratio Only working on one core

Pretty much cut & paste of the "990FXA-GD80 AMD 955 BE CPU Ratio Only working on one core" thread.
I have overclocked this AMD 970 BE previously on a asus m3n72-d without issue. Always changing the multiplier to achieve the desired frequency while leaving the FSB at 200. But, after setting up everything on my new 900fxa-gd65 the CPU ratio change to 19x with a fsb of 200 only changes one core to 3.8 ghz and leaves the others at 3.5 ghz (17.5x 200).
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Already contacted MSI tech support, for whatever good it does me.
Just thought I'd make a new thread to seperate the issue between the two MSI boards.
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For what its worth, the problem should be fixed in the latest BETA UEFI/BIOS Release:
--> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=151619.msg1122364#msg1122364
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- Fix only Core-0 work with the ratio which value we set.

Lync Front End and VMware CPU Ready %

We are running an Enterprise Lync 2013 environment with Voice. It's running in on ESX with 3 front end boxes and 2 edge servers. Every now and then we get users complaining of poor audio quality on conference calls. Although there can be many reasons for
this that are not "Technology" related we have been digging into it. We noticed that our CPU ready % was kind of high on the Front End boxes. It was pushing 10%... after some ongoing back and forth with our VMWare engineers we got them to isolate
our boxes for a few weeks to see if that helped. It seemed to have done the trick but our VMware engineers don't like wasting resources so they put Lync back in with general population. Now CPU ready % is hovering more around 5% so it's better than it was
before. My questions is what % CPU ready are you guys calling "Too High" in your environments?

Thanks for your response Ben. We have gone through the white paper with our ESX engineer. Unfortunately they don't think it applies to ESX because it focuses on HyperV. Although much of it is applicable. My hope in this post is just to get a community benchmark
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8.1.11 Resource Over-Allocation
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Lync Server includes several real-time workloads (such as audio/video and conferencing) that require real-time access to components such as processor, memory, network, and storage. If these components
are shared among other guests and Lync does not have access to these as required, the result can be a negative user experience including dropped calls, dropped audio, choppy audio, inability to join a conference, paused video, and other user-noticeable results.
These can be difficult to troubleshoot, as an analysis of the physical servers and virtual guests at a later point in time may show all is fine, with the issues surfacing only during periods of high utilization from other guests.

CPU ready (%) VS CPU ready (ms)

Hi guys,
Can anyone please explain to me the difference between the two CPU ready below ?
Many thanks,

Hi, the rule of thumb is - you better have as low CPU ready time as possible. Regarding your question both of your diagrams probably show CPU ready for the same VM. Both of them actually advise how long your VM waits to get all configured vCPU. The diagram with ms shows how long VM waits for available CPU in ms. However by my experience the diagram which shows percentage is more useful. I made a small note for myself that if CPU ready % is greater than 5% the VM is in horrible state. Ideally you want your CPU ready % less than 0.5% for Production (and important) VMs. Hope this will be useful for you.

MSI AMD 970

I'm trying to install windows 8 in a MSI AMD 970 and I get the followin issue:
Secure Boot isn't compatible with your PC
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MSI K9A2 PLAT/AMD 9850 BE/ CPU Ratio issue

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MSI-K9A2 plat v1.0/Bios 1.3(have given 1.4 and 1.6 a try and it does not fix the issue)
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My issue is that my CPU ratio will not change the speed of my current CPU clock in BIOS(or real time CPUZ). The stock CPU ratio for an AMD 9850 BE is 12.5. I can change it to 13 (ect) and save and reboot but it will not change the CPU clock, however the cell menu shows it at x13 2600 MHz. Its almost as if the ratio is locked and it should not be. I can lower the Ratio to 12 changing the CPU clock to 2.4 so it is working, in a way. When I gave bios 1.6 a try the options for CPU ration only went up to 12.5(stock). I am starting to think that I got a locked 9850 when it came in a 9850BE box!!! Is there a MB setting I am missing or anything? This is starting to drive me nuts.
Any help would be great!! thank you
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AOD also shows all options to change CPU Ratio grayed out.... Could having D.O.T.3 Step settings disabled mess this up?
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MSI 970A-G46+AMD FX-6300 cpu/nb frequency

Hello, i have MSI 970A-G46+AMD FX-6300, i can change cpu/nb frequency, i change it in bios but it stay at default values, when i change 6300 to 720BE cpu/nb change work fine, sorry for my english, i'm from the ukraine
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Check here https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=176110.0, same thing happens to 990FXA-GD80 and my 990FXA-GD65 too.
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MSI AMD Boards/K9N6PGM2-V AMD co-processor driver

Acknowledging that this is an older board, K9N6PGM2-V (MS-7309-090), I hope there is some hope of help available.
I built this PC a number of years ago with an AMD Athlon II X2 240 CPU (2.8) and it has been as solid as a rock, running Win XP-Pro, since I first hit the switch. I was so impressed with how stable the M.S.I. A.M.D. system was, I built another, more powerful, system based on the same platform. The machine also has an MSI N430GT MD2GD3 video card. I recently upgraded the OS to Win 7 32 bit HP. I have downloaded and run the following files from the MSI site:
M7309 v1.2.zip
mcp_732_mb.zip
nvidia_30697_8732_vga.zip
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There are 2 issues:
1. Device Manager shows an alert with the co-processor (no driver installed). An alert I have never seen before. I assume that all I need is the correct .inf file, but I can't seem to find it.
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I hope I have provided enough information, but, if not, please advise.
Any help anyone out there can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
T.

Thank you for your reply. It's encouraging to know that there are people here who care about others who are having problems.
The MB was purchased new, not 'refurbished' or used.
I checked the MB, as per the photo shown. It is without question K9N6PGM2-V. The label on the B.I.O.S. chip is pale green, as in the photo. With a magnifying glass, I can clearly see 'A7309' on the top row and either 'NMS940' or 'NMS94()' (can't be sure which, it's really small).
The file 'M7309v1.2.zip' is the MB manual.
As I suggested to 'badboy2k' in a previous post, I decided to re-run the 'mcp_732_mb.zip' file (System & Chipset Drivers). This time I saw dialog boxes I didn't see the first time. Surprise, surprise, there is no longer a 'co-processor' error in Device Manager. I guess something didn't run the first time. It also offered to install the nvidia ForceWare Ethernet configurator, which I didn't get the first time. So it looks like my lesson is, if it doesn't do it right the first time, run the setup again.
The PC is now running fine, with no warnings in Device Manager.
Thanks again to all who helped.
T.

MSI AMD board which supports AMD mobile ?

Is there a MSI Mainboard which supports an AMD Mobile ? Does anyone of you have any experience with that combination or does anyone know a (desktop) mainboard able to run that combination ?
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I have never understood why BIOS chips aren't all pop-in/pop-out replaceable. Then a screwdriver and $30 check to BADFLASH would update the BIOS with the threat of bricking a system that might take weeks/months to reconstruct. That's just panding to DELL/HP/LENOVA/MS & a bad attitude from the mobo manufactures.
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MSI K8N Neo Platinum - CPU Cooler?

Hi there, this is my first post to the forum and hope that someone can help
Bascially I've just purchased a MSI K8N Neo Platinum mobo to use with an AMD 64 2800.
I'm wondering if I should use the stock CPU cooler or look to purchasing a cooler such as a Zalman? I want to keep the computer as quiet as possible.
I've recently read that it would be better to use the Cool and Quiet option with the stock CPU cooler instead?

Chris,
If you don't mind a used one, there are probably about a hundred thousand available ones from people in these forums who has upgraded their heatsinks, and that's about everyone
The problem is, we dont want to give them up. We bought the retail package with fan not because of the free heatsink/fan, but because of the 3 year warranty that you only get with said combo. To invoke the warranty, we'd have to return everything, including the heatsink/fan, so we hang on to it and let it collect dust.
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