MSI B75MA-E33 SPDIF

Hello,
Does anyone know if its possible to add a SPDIF optical connection to this board without an extra PCI sound card?
I use the board in my HTPC and want to purchase a surround system but the one I want only has an optical input!
Thanks in advance
Paul

The tech specs do not state a SPDIF connector for this board.
Your 3 options are:
1. See if you can still exchange the board for one that has SPDIF
2. Get an Audio card with SPDIF
3. Get an AMP with HDMI in

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But BIOS see only 2Gb. I tried to switch memory sticks between ports with the same result. Any suggestions?

Socket looks OK. CPU was reseated. Still the same.
http :// forum.ixbt.com/post.cgi?id=attach:4:123096:2:1.jpg

MOVED: MSI B75MA-E33 linux support

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B75ma-e33 pci-e dont boot

hi wanted to know if someone has got it.
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not boot with my xfx 4650 512mb 128bit card (model HD-465X-yaf2).
is the only card that does not boot and this works perfectly in all other motherboard msi 760GM p23 and p33 in the ASRock H61M-dgs.
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Have you made sure that the video cards power connector is properly hooked up to a dedicated +12V cable of your PSU?
Have you unplugged your PSU from A/C power and >>cleared CMOS<< each time after installing an add-on video card for testing? If not, please give that a try.
Anything connected to the board's HDMI port at the same time? In case there is, please unplug it. Also, test with one memory module only.
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My conclusion: something's wrong with the board and I am assuming it is related to the PCI-E.
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broken PCI-E port or a problem with the sub-circuitry
a short circuit inside the case somewhere which renders the PCI-E port unfunctional (test the board outside the case on a non-conducting surface)
PCI-E-Interface is part of the CPU, not part of the boards chipset:
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MSI H55M-E33 MB OC

Hello everyone!
I got an MSI H55M-E33 mother board paired with an i5-760 currently running at 3.6 ghz, unfortunately thats the maximum i ever managed to get it to, i was wondering if anyone has the mentioned motherboard and ever managed to get to 3.8 or 4.0 ghz oc.
I have bios version 1.0, was always paranoid to flash it to a newer one since i never had issues with it, the annoying thing is i cant seem to find the QPI/VTT voltage option so my oc is that limited, i asked around and i have been told the newer versions of the bios still dont include the option but im sceptic to be honest, there must be the option now a days!!. If anyone has the latest bios version for this mobo can you confirm its got all the required options to be able to run this cpu at 4.0 ghz?, if the options are not there, how the hell did you manage to get to 4.0 ghz with just the vcore voltage control!?
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the annoying thing is i cant seem to find the QPI/VTT voltage option so my oc is that limited,
There are potentially two reasons for that.
1. The components on the lower end boards are unable to cope with higher overclocks and the increased power requirements with such higher OC's add the risk of board component failure.
2. The control circuits for manually adjusting these values just don't exist, meaning that even if they could add the lines in the BIOS, you still won't be able to change the values.
You have probably exhausted the OC potential of that board.

Can B75MA-E33 run 1600 mhz ddr3?

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Main Memory
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R9 290 problem on MSI B75MA-P45

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12v rail Rating of listed PSU:
CPU: Intel G860
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Raid Card:
Sound Card:
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Hi everyone,
Im new to overclocking, tempted to overclock through the easy oc switch on the mainboard. Has anyone tried it out? how did it go?, but more importantly do i need to change setting from the bios or does it change itself automaticaly after the switches are on?, also do i need to turn off intel's turbo boost before i turn the switches on?, an explanation would be much appreciated since ive never done this before, thanks guys
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Suggest you set your BIOS to default values first.
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MSI B75IA-E33 - BIOS 17.6

MSI B75IA-E33 - BIOS 17.6
Unable to download the above BIOS version from the US, EU or Asian download locations on the product support download page..
Release date says 30th Oct 2013.
Is there a reason this BIOS is unavailable and when will it be available for download ?.

Thinks its an error, Beta .H64 was released on 11/2013 says 10/2013 for H60 which would be the mass production release of this bios.
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1. Is the default voltage normal? Because it's constantly changing between 1.472 V and 1.488 V (just those 2 numbers, nothing in between).
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2. How can I set it to the advertised 1.35 V? I have checked the BIOS and found out that I can change the Voltage to 1.35 V, but I'm not sure that's all that has to be done. Do I have to adjust the frequency as well?
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Hi all..an annoying problem after i built this new 2-3 weeks ago & running fine.
Suddenly pc doesnt post/boot just black screen on monitor (no signal received) No beep from post speaker & No lights on keyboard (although number/caps lights do flash once on & off).
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Quote from: Bernhard on 03-April-13, 17:35:22
Try another known working PSU.
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