MSI GX620 touchpad manufacturer

Does anybody know the manufacturer of the touchpad?

You can simply determine, MSI linked me to this page:
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=prodfaqanswer&faq_no=1976&prod_no=1474&maincat_no=135&cat2_no=&cat3_no

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MSI GX620 Tv-tuner

Hi!
Now I bought MSI GX620-063 notebook.I tried to install the tv-tuner,but I couldn't do it.I found the Tv-tuner antenna interface in the notebook...I read the instructions,this is optional....Does any Tv-tuner belong to the notebook or not?
Thanks for the help in advance ...

You need to ask your reseller, was the TV tuner listed in their specs?

MSI GX620 Cooling Problems

hello everyone!
i bought my MSI GX620 notebook at christmas and till now everything worked really fine. about a week ago i noticed that games,after running about 15-20 minutes, start to run slower, feels like fps would drop around 20. my first thought was the vents got too much dust, so i removed carefully the back of the notebook, so i could clean the vent a bit, but still, i got the same issues. i checked with Everest, the GPU temp is 65°C (149 °F), the CPU temp is 55°C (131°F) while doing just simple browsing. this i think is just fine. but when i start any game ( with low PC requirements too ) the GPU has 91°C and the CPU is 80°C and the framerates just drop after 15-20 mins from about 60-100 to 10-20fps. and that just started some days, maybe a week ago.
can anyone tell me what should i do or try?
thanks , and sorry for my bad english
snuzzie

I've been having the same problem with my GX630. The thing must be really clogged because it gets extremely hot after about five minutes of moderate graphics gaming and slows to a chugging crawl. I'm assuming that the plate on the bottom of your machine is the same as on the GX630, and is pretty large with a little indent for where it's supposed to come off. Did you manage to do this?
I took out all the screws and tried to pry it open but gave up for fear of breaking the whole dang thing.
Anyone have experience doing this?

CPU speed MSI GX620

I have a MSI GX620 as you can see in the title, I installed CPU-Z to read my CPU speed, multiplier etc.
It has a P7350 processor, that should do at least 2 GHz, though when i check it at CPU-z it says i have a speed of 1850 MHz with a multiplier of 6, this all is with the turbo button on.
Before I've had a reading of 2.3 GHz with 7.5 multiplier, that is more like the way i want it, how do i get my CPU to work faster? When I'm playing a game it's at 100% CPU usage but my laptop won't push the multiplier to 7.5 for better results.
Thanks in advance for any replies.

Your CPU is in "standby" mode when you are not doing anything, therefore it underclocks itself. When you play your games, it goes back to its full clock speed. If your CPU is always 100% when gaming it is because the CPU is not able to keep up with the game . Remember, a laptop always has alot less performance than a desktop computer.

MSI GX620 - can't turn on HDMI output

Hi,
I have MSI GX620 with HDMI output, and Benq G2420HDB monitor with DVI input. I bought HDMI-to-DVI cable, but when I connect it between the laptop and monitor, monitor recognizes that it has been connected to DVI (it shows the message), but it also says that there is no signal, and turns off.
When I try analog laptop output, everything's working perfectly, I have the picture on the screen.
It seems that there is no signal on HDMI output. Do I need to turn it on somehow or what?
Thanks.

So I just came back from a friend who also has a DVI monitor. The same situation there - when I plug it on my cable and laptop, nothing happens...
So, we decided to try installing the latest graphic card drivers... I went to msi site, and the closest thing I could find to my 64-bit Windows 7 were drivers for 32-bit Windows 7. I tried installing them, but they wouldn't install, because they are strictly built for 32-bit Windows version.
The next step was to go to nVidia site and try looking there. We found 64-bit Windows 7 drivers, installed them, but the situation is the same - still nothing happens on plugging in the DVI monitor...
So, my guess is:
1. I need 64-bit Windows 7 drivers for my graphic card but from from the msi site, because these drivers (when they come out) will probably support hdmi output, unlike regular 64-bit Windows 7 drivers from nVidia's site (do you think this makes sense?)
2. HDMI is simply not working.
I forgot to mention that up to installing graphic card drivers today, I've had regular graphic drivers which Windows 7 automatically installed. So, maybe they didn't support hdmi, because they didn't come from msi's site (the same goes for the drivers I just installed - they came from nVidia's site, as I previously mentioned).
What do you think? Thanks.

Econo mode and turbo is not working on my MSI Gx620 windows 7 32bit

econo mode and turbo is not working on my MSI Gx620 windows 7 32-bit.
I just bought my laptop yesterday and instantly installed a windows7 32 bit os, everything is working fine but the econ mode and turbo mode is not working.
can you pls tell me some basic points why is it not working on my laptop??

install scm: http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=downloadfile&dno=10455&type=utility

MSI GX620 - Turbo And Eco mode on Xp

Hi,
I have installed Windows XP on my notebook MSI GX620-20FR
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=135&prod_no=1529
but the Turbo and Eco mode are not working !
What can I do?
Is there a person who solved this problem or a tutorial for xp installation on gx620 ?
Any advice is welcome.
Thank you very much.
-Saickouk

Quote from: megalod0n on 25-May-09, 03:25:47
Hi,
I have xp, I installed the chipset and the system control manager but the eco funtion doesn't work although the turbo funtion works.
thanks.-
In some notebook models, ECO is supported in Vista only.
Also ECO can be activated only when notebook is running at battery.{without AC}
However you can simply apply "max power saving" from power scheme will has the same effect.

[GX620] MSI GX620 Overheating Problem

Hello,
I have a MSI GX620 laptop and it overheats all the time when playing games (World of Warcraft)
When playing the laptop just randomly shuts down after playing for a while.
I am using a USB cooler to get rid of it but it doesn't seem to help in any way.
Can someone please help me to fix this overheating problem since it is very annoying and I just can't get rid of it.
It's been good for a week and now it just happens to shut down very often.
Thanks in Advance,
Sam

Please note that Arctic Silver is slightly conductive. If you're going to use this, be VERY sure not to spill any or that you don't use too much.
If it does spill and gets in contact with the small pins around the core you might create a short circuit.
I recommend the following best tested thermal pastes:
-Prolimatech thermal compound
-Tuniq TX-3
-Arctic silver 5 (slightly conductive)
-Arctic silver ceramique
-Enermax (Dow Corning TC-5121)
-Thermaltake thermal compound
See here for more... http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Thermal-Compound-Roundup-January-2012/1468/5

MSI GX620 BIOS file download

Where Can I Download the BIOS for MSI GX620 1.0S, I can't seemed to find it anywhere

hi, have you find it? I have it and flashed my gx 620, it works well and the hidden options are present (oc 20%, ram timing, etc...). I don't remember where i found it but i searsh for you

Msi GX620 Bios

hi my friend, how are you? you remember me for mod my msi gx660? Now i have a msi gx620
you can unlock 1.14 bios?
i want to see all option ida , einst, disable liunk power management pci ex, turbo option, c-state etc etc
this option is seed in 1.0p
i want donate you €€
http://www.msi.com/service/download/bios-8539.html

Quote from: Rhadamanthis on 11-April-12, 01:56:26
Of you unlocked all menu in 1.14 I Big donate you...bit the bios was workedd
Quote from: Rhadamanthis on 12-April-12, 00:09:50
I have donate 5€....of you unlock all and worked i donate you another €
Thanks, but please don't as i dunno about this one.
It will be complicatated and chances are not good.
But i will do my best to do what's possible,
but need a large time for it as wont be easy.
So far i don't have conclusion, what can be possible and what not as need more time to inspect it

MSI GX620 - After XP installation, reactivate SATA

Hi,
I have installed Windows XP on my notebook MSI GX620-20FR
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=135&prod_no=1529
and I want reactivate SATA in BIOS (the reactivation causes a crach system in start up, I think, because xp not found the appropriate driver).
What can I do?
Is there drivers or ... ?
Any advice is welcome.
Thank you very much.
-Saickouk

Quote from: Sir Alex Ice on 15-October-08, 19:33:46
Excuse me, but where did you get the drivers for this NB for the XP operating system?
I am very interested in those, thank you.
They will be available soon.
You can look here as well:
XP Chipset drivers: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=120521.msg910392#msg910392
XP VGA Drivers: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=120514.msg910342#msg910342

MSI GX620 RAM Frequency

What is the maximum RAM frequency of MSI GX620? i already have an 4GB ram with only 332MHZ

From your manual...
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Memory
Technology: DDR2 800/1066MHz
Memory: DDR2 SO-DIMM X 2 slots
1024/ 2048 MB DDR2 SDRAM
Maximum: 4GB (2048MB DDR2 SO-DIMM x 2)

GX620 Touchpad Settings

Hi,
I was wondering where the settings for the touchpad are as i would like to add two fingered scrolling. Do i have to install drivers? If so which ones?
Thankyou for your help
Nikhil

well, from what I found out so far...
you need to download these drivers for the synaptics cause they're moded to add the 2 fingers functions
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15103
you also probably need to add these 2 lines to your registry and reboot (from http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=66785&start=30 )
Go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\SynTP\Parameters
and create a new "CapabilitiesMask" DWORD value there. Set it to 0xFFFFFFFF.
and go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Synaptics\SynTPCpl
and create a new "DisplayGestures" DWORD value there. Set it to 1.
after that go on the mouse properties, device settings, settings, and enable the 2 finger gestures (which for some reason doesn't show for me), and enable that software from http://code.google.com/p/two-finger-scroll/
they say versions 6.5 and higher doesn't work, and the guy who made this software aparently uses version 6.2, ps2 as well, so should work for us... but I can't get it to work for some reason, give it a try and see what result you get :D
and for the msi wind I found this article
http://www.electricvagabond.com/2008/12/msi-wind-touchpad-mods-sentelic-becomes.html
edit:
here on page 75
http://www.synaptics.com/sites/default/files/ACF126.pdf?q=decaf/utilities/ACF126.pdf
it talks about a function that can tell if the device is multifingercapable, which could probably save a lot of time from chasing windmills if this device is not in fact capable of multi finger tracking, but I can't quite get the code from page 76 to work right...
the dlls can be found here http://www.synaptics.com/decaf/utilities/SynCOMAPIv1_0.zip
if someone with a little more programing experience could give it a try and create a program that tests that, would be much apreciated ^^

Msi gx620 with intel core 2 duo , 2.0ghz, 800 mhz and 2 M cache ????

So this local store is going to get me an MSI GX620 with 2.0 ghz proccessor. It should be available in 3 days.
From what i know, this is supposed to be the Gx 620-018 with the P7350 core 2 duo proccessor because that's the only 2.0 ghz MSI gx620.
BUT the printed paper that has the laptop specifications, which the store clerk gave me, says:
intel core 2 duo , 2.0 ghz , 800 mhz, 2 M cache (does not mention the processor series name...)
bUT THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE because the P7350 has 3 M cache memory and more than 800 mhz...
IT also says that the ram memory is 3gb, which i know it's supposed to be 4 gb.
I'm confused...could it be a rip off, or just a stupid mis-print and wrong info about the the laptop specs from the store clerk???
Thanks!

This is a user-to-user forum, nobody here works for MSI (that includes moderators and administrators).
What exactly do you expect us to do? We do not know in which region you live, we do not know the store you have ordered the GX620 in, we do not know where the store is getting the GX620 from (certainly not from MSI, but from another reseller or a distributor (which we don't know) and we do not know the origin and the author of the piece of paper you got in that store nor can we be sure that the info on it is trustworthy. This is a long list of uncertainities for starters. All the GX620 that I have seen here come with a P7350, however, that does not mean, that in your area, this has to be the case as well. Consequently, the only save way (without speculation involved) is to check the notebook itself as soon as it gets to the store. Without further information we cannot tell you anything else.
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I wonder who can???
The store should be able to call its reseller/distributor to check the specs of the GX620 they ordered. If they are unable or unwilling to do that even though the information on the piece of paper they(!) gave you raises valid questions, the problem you have is obviously with the store, not with us here. The specifications sheet for a particular notebook model in a particular part of the world should include the exact model name of the processor. If that is not that case, somebody (the store, the reseller or the distributor) forgot to do its homework and if that was the case, how can anyone in here make up for that? You could call an MSI distributor in your country to find out what variants of the GX620 they are putting on the market in your region. However, this is still not as informative as starting the notebook to check directly.
I don't really get what you are so mad about. You ordered a notebook in a store that is unable to provide you with accurate information about the product it is trying to sell you. That us not exactly a very understandable reason to get upset in here, just because we can't verify the info you got either.

MSI GX620 display destroyed

Hello I have a pretty serious problem. I have a MSI GX620 laptop. For a long time I had a broken plastic frame (case) around the display and now I broke and right bracket frame and see the display. http://www.abax.cz/img/zbozi/2MSBL.jpg. Laptop is not under warranty since April. So I ask how much will it cost me a fix. THX Razormann

Also, MSI does NOT give warranty on plastic covers since the notebook is still functioning without them.
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Any damage of covers or casing is without any doubt not within the responsibility of MSI, thus chargeable. It will only be repaired if the customer explicitly requests it, since that kind of damage does not affect system functionality or performance.

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