MSI GX623 gaming problem part 2

Hello! As you think my problem is with MSI GX623 gaming laptop. Some time ago i wrote here and asked for help,( https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=147988.0 ) but problem was not resolved. I know that GX623 isn`t new laptop by now, BUT i wanna get real help that will resolve the problem, because I love my GX623
First of all look at this problem how it looks in real life
2nd i have all latest drivers, updates i even bought a cooler for laptops, because i thought that it maybe just overwhelm, BUT nothing change
So I BEGGING YOU, help me to resolve this problem, what i should do to make my computer working fine, or just explain why happens this problem with "black screen freez"
Guys! please help!!!

Hey! I have made some improvement on this matter. You mast disable power play in your drivers and tray installing ati tray tools. Create a profile for each game and add 3D settings to the profile in the manager of the tool. Run the game from the manager.
This shut help you to stabilise the game a bit.

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MSI GX623 -618XEU problem with graphics HD4670

OS: Windows 7 32bit
Proizvođač : MSI
Model : Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo P8400 @ 2.26GHz
Chipset : Intel PM45
Processor : Intel Core 2 Duo 2.26Ghz
Graphics Card : ATI Mobility RADEON HD4670 512MB
RAM : 4GB
Sometimes when i play games in middle of game my screen goes black, game sound continue for about 2-3 sec and than system freeze and i can hear "trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" sound on my speakers. Sound will continue until I hand reset it.
I think the problem is with graphics card, I trier using MSI Win7 x32 drivers and new ATI drivers. Also I many times re-install Windows system and problem still persist.
Why is this happening?
What can be a solution to my problem?
Please help

Thank you for answer darkhawk-
My Guaranty Policy passed. So I tried next things. I opened back panel of notebook and left it open (for better airflow), also i am using cooling pad under my laptop.
Than I create log of my temperatures with AIDA64 during playing games and its from 82 to 86C (gpu 600Mhz gpumemory 800Mhz) while when I am in windows idle and graphics drop speed to 255Mhz its 54-58C. CPU is about 70C during games.
Are these normal temps? (room temperature about 22C coz winter)
I noticed that now it can be hours while glitch is to happen (playing Planetside 2). While before it happend very fast.
Can this be only because temperature?
What is everything I can do to bring down the temperature of the graphics card in GX623 laptop?

MSI GX623 microphone problems

Good Day,
I'm having a strange problem with my mic configuration. I set it to maximum volume, but just as I call from skype, or other manager, it's automaticly goes to 14% and nothing helps. I tryed to plug in other mic (not intigrated) same problem.
Few times mic worked perfectly, volyme was 100%, but after restart it happend again and again.
Look at the screen to understand
Running windows 7 and Realtek HD. I tryed to reinstall drivers, didnt helped.
Thank you.

Quote from: Bas on 04-January-11, 23:51:17
Is this Skype? If so, beware Skype can regulate the levels on it's own and typical on Laptops it lowers to very low levels because of the machines own noise.
As such you need to stop Skype from regulate the levels for you.
No, Im not running Skype.
But even if I was, Skype can be set to manual settings to get full volume on the mic.

Msi gx623 gaming loptop overheating

how to lower that ?

Have you checked the fans for dust bunnies? What kind of surface are you using it on? Make sure you don't block any vents. You may want to consider using a laptop cooler.

MSI gx623 touchpad problem.

Hello!
So today i refreshed some drivers and my touchpad stopped working. I tried system restore more than 5 times, but it didnt help. I tried driver restore then refresh, still didnt help. i dont know what could I do becouse in official homepage it says i cant download a driver because its in the os. directly. I'm adding that the touchpad works till win7 doesn't fully loaded in, _then_ it stops reacting.
What can I do? Please help.
(Oh and yes.. I tried swtich it on and off and on...)

Have you tried to uninstall the driver and reboot?
Also, it could be wise to look in the \windows\inf directory (well it's that one in XP and hidden), usually there are OEMxx.INF files, find the one that is used for the touchpad and delete it.
As without that file, the wrong driver can't be installed again.

MSI GX623 black screen, Afterburner and that old story

Hello. So maybe someone will know the cure for my problem. I have an MSI GX623 gaming laptop, i have it for like 3 years, i dont remember. So when i bought it I started playing games with it (because it's a GAMING laptop :D). After some time I've started to have black screen/crash problems. So because I had warranty, I gave the laptop for repairs. As I remember, they've changed GPU and cooling system. I took it back from them, hoped that the problem was in the past, but that same day I played GTA 4 and there it is again. All this was like 2 years ago. Until this day I used MSI afterburner and it helped, but sometimes the problem used to show up again, so I used to leave pc on sleep mode and it helped. Right now, I'm using a cooling pad, the afterburner for some time, like half a year. It was like a month until yesterday it all started again. Everything was fine, i turned my laptop, open LoL to play, started the match and bammm, black screen. I thought, ok, not the first time, lets just restart the laptop, open afterburner and it will be ok. Not so fast, as much as I wanted it to be ok, all day I couldn't play anything, not nba 2k14 not lol (these are the 2 games I played for like half year). Well all day I had to watch Sopranos and Prison break, no lol or nba :/ I left it on sleep mode overnight and today it's good as new, played lol, nba, it's all cool, but after some time ( the laptop wasn't shuted down for no time), a short, like few hour brake without games, wanted to play lol and there it is again. I don't know what's wrong, the temperatures are fine, more like fine, yesterday i cleaned the inside of the laptop from dust. Everything is perfect, but it's still there. I've updated afterburner, but no help. Maybe there is some new solutions to this problem without afterburner? Thank you BTW, I use windows 7, but these days it's like xp, everyone uses them D: thx for the help )

Quote from: Mark on 11-January-11, 05:54:26
Could be heat related. Do you know what temperature your CPU and GPU are running?
Just to be sure on the driver front, uninstall your current graphics card drivers, run >>Driver Sweeper<< to clear any driver traces, reboot and then install the ones from the MSI website: http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=nbdriver&maincat_no=135&prod_no=1702

Problem with my MSI 290x gaming 4g performance in unigine valley benchmark.

First im dutch(netherlands) so sorry for my maybe bad english.
My system is:
Asus p8z77 v deluxe mb
intel 3770k cpu
16gb ram 1866 Corsair
2x ssd 256 gb OCZ
MSI 290x gaming
win7 64bit ultimate.
When i came home with my card i removed my old 7970 and replaced it with my new card.
Put some programs up like gpu-z cpu-z realtemp ext.
Then run Unigine-valley Benchmark with OC tool MSI at 1040 option.
My cpu at 4.2ghz OC
Score Unigine valley v1.0: 61.1 fps-score2558-min fps 30.3/max fps 112.8
Custom settings at 1920-1080 and ultra 8x aa windowed.
Seems ok result.
Now to problem i have.
So next i did (dumb me hehe) i try OC my CPU with All-suit II from ASUS to OC cpu extreme mode which stress test untill stable clock is found.
Got a crash bluescreen and then after few attemps stable 4.3.
Then did new benchmark and my score was alot lower and nomatter what i try my 290x did not pass 60fps any more and score dropped to 2100?
3dmark firestrike gave first time score of 9655 and after my disaster with cpu failed attemp 9200.
My card is stuck at 60fps max it won't get any higher?
The GPU-Z also show PCI-E 3.0 X16@ X1 1.1and when i activate render i see it only change to x16 1.1 i never see gen 3.0.
CPU-Z info motherboard also only pci-express link with x1 and x16
My questions is how can o solve this problem it seems my motherbaord don't reconize my videocard anymore?
Also posible that something with the OC attemp CPU broke something?
I also try change from AUTO to GEN3 in bios but then i get a blackscreen when i boot up it stays backscreen, have to change it switch videocards so i can see my boot again and go into BIOS.
Im at a lost here, hope one of you know a solution or whats my problem?
Hope ive supply enough info im bit of a newbie at this sorry for that.
Thanks in advance.

>>Clear CMOS<< of your board and retry.

MSI Z97 Gaming 9 ACK problem with wifi (lag spike)

hi all,
the problem is that all is well connected to the ethernet (killer 2205).
while on wifi I have many lag spike when i play online game.
I got a laptop with similar wifi card (killer 1202) and all went good!!
so why with killer 1525 on desktop i got this lag spike? its very bad.
the network driver is the newset
my system:
windows 7 64bit
msi z97 gaming 9 ack
i7 4790k
16gb ddr3 2133mhz
msi gtx 970oc
seasonic 860 platinum

Quote from: darkhawk on 17-June-15, 18:01:01
I'd be more for RMA'ing the board.
But personally, I'm staying away from Killer Network products from now on. They are buggy and do not work very well when they don't work. Sometimes they don't work at all. Check back through these forums, and one of the biggest issues with any of the boards and/or laptops is always the Killer Networks NIC's. And there is no simple and easy fix for many of the issues.
If it was me, I'd buy a nice wireless card and use that instead. Or do the Intel mod you posted about.
I won't say that the Killer Networks device SHOULD work, but time and time again they prove to not work. In that case, I'd replace it with something that will and move on. A $40 wireless card to not spend days or weeks trying to fix the problem is money well spent in my opinion.
now im going with powerlink and all went good, but as all know, powerlink after 2 years will broke and need to replace..... but online game with eth is always better.
So im tihink to resend to AMAZON and ask for refund and ill rebuy a gaming 7 without wifi this change refund me a good 100 euro......

MSI Z87M Gaming board problem

Board: MSI Z87M Gaming
Bios: Unknown
VGA: XFX 7950 DD OC
PSU: Corsair VX550W
Intel Core i5-4670K 1150
MEM: Crucial 16gb (8x2)
SSD: Samsung Evo 250GB
COOLER: Corsair H100i
OS: Windows 8.1 64bit
Hi all. I've just registered after receiving a response from MSI Support informing to post this issue here.
I woke up today to find my newly built PC not switching on. It only turns on for a sec and switches off. I checked all the components to find the cause to find the cause. I found the motherboard where the error display code is and found this weird markings.
I have attached a photo showing the problem.
Please help.
Update:
The PC now starts and work but I am still worried this is going to cause problems to my other components. Motherboard is still in its early life. Bought in December and finished the build last week.
Image of the board
Any assistance will be highly appreciated.

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The PC now starts and work but I am still worried this is going to cause problems to my other components. Motherboard is still in its early life. Bought in December and finished the build last week.
So you got it working ? What did you change?
How old is that power supply? In theory that PSU is sufficient, however if it's been around the block and after a couple of years, PSU performance deteriorates and that could cause failed starts. The reason for asking is that the VX series manufacture was discontinued quite some time ago.
Also see this article http://www.anandtech.com/show/6953/sea-sonic-and-corsair-power-supplies-certified-for-haswell
Corsair has not confirmed that the VX series will be fully compatible with Haswell as it is no longer in production. It may or may not work.

Msi x99 gaming 9 ack problems

ok got my new msi x99 gaming 9 ack with i7 5930k and g.skill 2400 ram
got my corsair ax1200i
so my problems i have been working on this all night near enough but today we have progress.
so problem is when i put ram in slot 1 would not post debug 04/55/60 no keyboard or signal to monitor. so i have finally got it working and got into the bios by put just one stick in slot 5. tried all 4 sticks in slot 5 but one failed at 6f so i think now one stick is faulty. but back to main problem with slot one.
once i had it booting up i switched off system and added 1 stick in slot one.
and it would not post debug 04/55/60.
so do i ram it or do you think bios update will fix this problem thanks in advance

Last night the exact same problem occurred to my Gaming 9 ACK.
Board worked flawlessly for three months with a 5960X processor, quad channel G.Skill 3.33 memory ( 16gb- 4x4 ) and four msi GTX980 gaming in quad sli mode.
Turned off the pc last night, and today, upon start the pc did not boot.
04-55-60-04 and all over again.
Memory modules are populated in slots 1-3-5-7. After several try and error efforts, slot 7 is blocking the system from booting. All four modules checked and are fine.
Removed module in slot 7 and booted. No problem there.
After entering windows 7 environment, a second even bigger surprise surfaced.
NO SLI. Device manager sees only gtx980 in slot 1 and nothing else.
New tests.
Only pci-e slot 1 works. All others are non functional.
So I am with an 8000$ pc, which works with 12gb triple channel memory and one VGA.
Obviously motherboard has gone south.
What now ???

Hey i have problem white msi x99s gaming 7 main board led debug cod 04

hey me is Jacob. and i have thes problem White me msi x99s gaming 7 that i get code 04 in the led debug when i power it up and then it whont boot up as normal and it stands on the code 04 in the led debug on the motherboard and it just came Yesterday. and it have been runing for 7 months White no problem and that is that i have the time I have had it in. and when the led debug code 04 in the manual it say power on south bridge initiation. me bios version on me msi x99s gaming 7 is H.90

Board: MSI x99s gaming 7
Bios: Version H.90
VGA: MSI 970GTX gaming 4g, MSI 750TIGTX GAMING 2 GB
PSU: Cooler Master G750M, 750W PSU
Intel Core i7-5820k Intel® Haswell-E 3.3GHz (3.6GHz Turbo Boost) LGA 2011-v3
MEM: Crucial DDR4 16GB 2133MHz Quad-channel KIT
HDD: samsung 840 evo 120gb SSD and Seagate® Desktop SSHD 1TB
COOLER: Intel TS13A Air Cooler
OS: Windows 8.1 64bit Professional
i have tried:
1. Tested power supply with a Thermaltake power supply tester, all voltages are within range, including the CPU power connector, which i did double check to be plugged in.
2. Tried the video card in another PC, working fine, also tried it in each pci express slot (four of them) on the MSI X99S GAMING 7 board.
3. Tried resetting the bios and have also tried booting with just one memory stick in Dimm slot 1
4. Tried powering up the board out of the case with just the power supply, video and memory connected.
and it still get the samme problem as before and still stand on code 04 and still not boot up.

MSI GX623 problem with lcd?

Welcome
Well, from about two months I was the holder of the MSI GX623. I do not know whether the phenomenon occurred conveyed today, I noticed before, or just something I could not see. Well, in the left corner of the matrix along its entire length there is a white glow visible throughout. Is particularly visible on a black background and begins to irritate me. Could this be the wine too strong pushed the frame matrix?
pics:
http://img294.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=img2019s.jpg

Sent it back to reseller or MSI for repair

MSI z97 Gaming 9 Network problems

I just finished my first build and i used the msi z97 gaming 9 ack motherboard. After installing all drivers and everything i tried to connect to the network via wifi and ethernet, but neither worked. When using wifi, it could see the networks but wouldn't connect to any of them. Also, when i plugged in a working ethernet cord, the lights didn't even blink on the port and it didn't show up as having anything plugged in. I am running windows 8 pro 64 bit. I have no idea why it is doing this and am starting to get very frustrated by it. If anyone could help it would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Quote from: Svet on 23-February-15, 19:15:40
is the lan card enabled in bios setup and function properly inside OS? [check it in device manager]
Yes the BIOS is saying that it is turned on, and the device manager lists these under Network adapters:
Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)
Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI)
Killer e2200 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
Killer Wireless-n/a/ac 1525 Wireless Network Adapter
Microsoft Kernel Debug Network Adapter
Also in the BIOS menu, it isn't showing the wifi adapter that came with the board. It is plugged in andscrewed onto the board and it can find networks, but can't connect. It just looks like a blank spot in the board explorer option in the BIOS. Any reason it would be doing this?

Msi gd65 gaming restart problems

Hi recently built a new pc.
Msi GD65 gaming (bios updated to 1AO)
i7 4790k
8GB corsair vengance
msi Gtx 970
win 7 64 home edition
Ok build went smooth had retailer update bios a while back to 1AO as i knew id go for the 4790k, everything is running great until i need a restart and the system goes through the normal shutting down then just hangs there.Reset switch won't work i have to actualy power off the system then reboot,But if i shutdown the system instead of restart everything is ok and boots normaly.Now i can get by just using the shutdown method but obviously something is not right.
I have double and triple checked cables and front panel connectors as i am using the little connector that comes with the mb for the front panel cables.
Any thoughts tx in advance

oki, yes that it is
updater your BIOS to the latest version 1.B:
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/Z87-GD65-GAMING.html#down-bios
When flashing use M-Flash BIOS+ME update
when flash is done, do a >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed
then retest

MSI Z97A Gaming 6 meets up Intel Broadwell i7 5775C

It’s been awhile since I posted short reviews of PC hardware stuff but today I have something up my sleeve. We will take a quick glance on MSI’s Z97A Gaming 6 motherboard together with Intel’s new Broadwell Processor.
Box design is same as any MSI Gaming motherboard before with black/red theme, dragon logo in front and PCB trace prints all over the box. The only difference is the new USB 3.1 Type-C featured logo on top. Another thing, if you noticed the naming rule for this model. You have the letter “A” after the Z97. “A” stands for the USB 3.1 functionality.
Flipping the box, you have an overview of the input/output ports, specifications and brief information about the features of the Z97A Gaming 6 motherboard.
Specifications:
•CPU Support – 4th and 5th Generation Intel Core Processors
•CPU Socket – LGA1150
•Chipset - Intel Z97 Express Chipset
•Graphics Interface – 3x PCI-3.0 x16 slots with 4th and 5th Gen Intel Core processors
•Display Interface – HDMI, DVI, D-Sub – Requires Processor Graphics
•Memory Support – 4 DIMMs, Dual Channel DDR3-3200(OC)
•Expansion Slots – 4x PCI-Ex1 slots
•M.2/SATA – 1x M.2 Slot + 6x SATA 6GB/s (2 ports reserved for SATA Express)
•SATA RAID – RAID 0, 1, 51 10 – Only available on ports SATA1 to SATA6
•USB Port – 1x USB 3.1 Type-C + 6x USB 3.0 + 6x USB 2.0
•LAN – Killer E2205 Gigabit Ethernet
•Audio – 8-Channel (7.1) HD Audio
Main Features:
•Audio Boost2 – Provides true quality, less noise and crystal clear sound with the aid of high audio quality components such as Japanase Nichicon capacitors, dual audio amplifiers, EMI shielding, audio isolation line, golden audio jacks and direct audio power.
•Killer E2200 – Built for maximum performance for online games and high-quality audio and video streaming.
•USB Audio Power – Continuously delivers stable 5V when connecting multiple USB devices, where traditional USB solutions fall short. This is highly noticeable with high-quality external USB DACs, making sure you can continue to enjoy the crystal clear audio standard you expect.
•USB 3.1 Type-C – Allows speeds up to 10Gb/s which is twice faster than a regular USB 3.0 connection. Type-C is reversible with double sided connections for easier plugging in of your devices.
•Multi-GPU – the board is designed to have spaces in between multi-graphic cards configurations to maximize air flow.
•Gaming-App –Allows simultaneous control of both Gaming motherboard & video card’s overclocking feature. Choose from Silent, Gaming or OC mode.
•Xsplit Gamecaster V2 – Lets you record your gaming moments and broadcast your live gameplay session to Twitch, YouTube, UStream and more. Enjoy 6 months premium license for free.
Next, for the bundle we have the following
•Origin of MSI Gaming
•User Guide
•Door Hanger
•Quick Installation Guide
•DVD Utility Disc
•SATA label sticker
•Black IO Plate with soft static shielding
•SLI Bridge
•Audio direct power cable
•M-Connector for easy installation of cables to headers
•2x 90 degrees SATA 6GB/s cable
•MSI Gaming Case Badge
And there you have it my friend, MSI’s Z97A-Gaming 6 motherboard. Sleek isn’t it?!
This is a 4-layer PCB with matte black finish complimenting the red stripes for both VRM & bottom part heatsinks. There is a total of 8 power phases which is enough to squeeze out more juice from the processor during overclocking. Military Class components make the board sturdy, stable and efficient. You can see them all over the board but specifically more are placed around the processor socket area.
Before getting close with other parts of the board, here are the input/output rear ports. All red ports are part of MSI’s gaming features. Starting from the left is a PS2 combo port capable of autosensing keyboard or mouse and below it are 2x USB 2.0 ports. Both internally are gold plated to protect against oxidation and increase the lifetime 10x longer when plugging/unplugging devices. It also makes the mouse or keyboard more responsive in games.
Next, you have a wide range of display terminal options. Specifically VGA, DVI and HDMI ports and just above that is a Digital SPDIF audio terminal. The small port there is the USB 3.1 type-c connector and beside it are the Killer E2205 Gigabit LAN and 2x USB 3.0 ports. Lastly, 6 analog gold plated audio jacks with one dedicated amplified output optimized for studio-grade headgear.
Did you notice that chrome dragon on the Dragon Claw VRM heatsink before?
I really like how the components are laid out around the socket, no obstructions for installing any 3rd party market coolers out there in the market.
8pin power connector for powering up the processor and MSI manage to put a M.2 socket just above the 1st 16x PCIe slot. M.2 uses PCIe 2x bus and takes full length 2280 and 2260 M.2 devices.
4x DDR3 DIMM slots capable of speeds up to 3200MHz with max capacity of 32GB. On top of the 24pin power connector are the voltage check points. You can just tap your digital multi-tester on the read points to get real-time voltages of hardware components like the processor, memory and system agent.
The board is packed with PCIe connectors that starts with PCIe 1x and runs through 16x, 1x, 1x, 8x, 1x to 4x. If you are planning to do multi-graphics card setup, just go for a dual configuration only as the last video card slot is crippled to 4x bandwidth. At the bottom-most part are headers like USB 2.0, HD Audio, Power/Reset/HDD LED/Power LED and also present here is the debug LED for easy troubleshooting of basic bootup problems.
On the left side is where the isolated Audio Boost system is found. From the audio capacitors, amplifier chips, Realtek audio chip and Audio power header are put together into one place.
6x SATA 6GB/s ports are available but some will be lost once you utilize the SATA Express connection. RAID configurations can be set to 0/1/5 and 10. You also have here another USB 3.0 front header in a 90 degree position for better cable management.
Moving on, here are some handy software features of the MSI Gaming motherboard.
•MSI Eco Center – With this, you can turn off or disable certain ports or connectors of the board.
•MSI Gaming App which I already discussed earlier
•Sound Blaster Cinema 2 – Improving more the audio quality of Audio Boost 2
•MSI Fast Boot & Go2Bios – Shortcut command software to enter BIOS right away after a restart.
•MSI Command Center – The All in One Center to tweak and overclock your motherboard, fans, memory, built-in graphics card and processor.
MSI Command Center lets you enable the OC Genie function through Windows and make use of the RAMDisk application for high data read and write performance
Here is another exciting part of the review. Intel’s flagship LGA-1150 Broadwell i7-5775C. This is a 14nm die shrink of Haswell which was built on 22nm with a few tweaks and rated speed of 3.3Ghz (Turbo 3.7GHz). Being 14nm in die size, results to a lower power consumption and lesser heat. TDP is only at 65W but I guess Intel might be releasing soon a Broadwell based on 88W with higher frequency.
You have here is the first set of Broadwell to be launched in the market. As for the naming rule goes, I’m not really sure why Intel use “C” this time for their unlocked multiplier processors while “R” is for the BGA (Ball Grid Array) embedded to the board package.
*Crystalwell is the codename of the L4 cache (eDRAM) featured in the Iris Pro-enabled Haswell CPUs
Another best feat of Broadwell is its integrated graphics chip – Iris Pro 6200. It utilizes the extra eDRAM L4 Cache to gain more memory bandwidth. The architecture also provides faster 3d and compute performance
•20% more computes and 50% higher sampler throughput
•Microarchitecture improvements for increased Geometry, Z, Pixel Fill Performance
•More Thermal Headroom with 14nm Process
•Scalable Architecture
•Continued Focus on Gaming with support for Direct X* 11.2 & OpenGL* 4.3
•OpenCL 1.2 and 2.0 (with Shared Virtual Memory Support) for GPU Compute
You will be amaze how the Iris Pro 6200 performs with popular games title today. Benchmarks will be shown later too and the only thing I could say “We have a new IGP king!!!”.
Here comes the good part where the motherboard and processor meets up. They will be put to the test to show off some benchies scores
Test System Configuration:
•Processor: Intel i7-5775C 3.3Ghz / 3.7Ghz Turbo
•Motherboard: MSI Z97A Gaming 6
•Integrated Graphics: Intel Iris Pro 6200
•Memory: Kingston HyperX 2x4GB DDR3 2133MHz
•SSD: Kingston HyperX 3k 128GB
•PSU: Antec TPQ 1200W
Software:
Windows 7 64Bit SP1, latest downloadable CPU-Z & GPU-Z, Cinebench R15 & R11.5, PCMark 7, Heaven Benchmark, 3dMark13 , Catzilla
Games:
Far Cry 4 and Call of Duty Advanced Warfare
Catzilla is a benchmark program with impressive animation. It tests your computer graphics capabilities if it can run the latest games today or watch HD movies in best quality. It can also suggest what hardware modules of your computer should be replaced in order to get best performance.
PCMark 7 is a complete PC benchmarking solution that measure performance under common use scenarios or at the hardware component level. It includes 7 tests combining more than 25 individual workloads covering storage, computation, image and video manipulation, web browsing and gaming.
Heaven software is a GPU-intensive benchmark software that tests your graphics card to the limits. This can be used to determine the stability of a GPU under stressful conditions, as well as check the cooling system’s potential under maximum heat output
Basic mode uses DirectX 9
Extreme mode is DirectX 11
Maxon Cinebench Software tests both CPU and Graphics Card Performance. I use version R11.5 and R15 of Cinebench
CPU test scenario uses all of your system’s processing power to render a photorealistic 3D Scene. This scene makes use of various algorithms to stress all available processor cores.
R11.5 CPU Result: 8.52
For the Graphic test side, the procedure uses a complex 3D scene depicting a car chase which measures the performance of your graphics card in OpenGL mode. The performance depends on various factors, such as the GPU processor on your hardware, on the drivers used. The graphics card has to display a huge amount of geometry and textures.
R11.5 GPU Result: 2074.43
R15 CPU Result: 792CB
R15 GPU Result: 81.63
3dMark13 Cloud Gate is a new test that is designed for Windows notebooks and typical home PCs. Cloud Gate includes two graphics tests and a physics test. Cloud Gate uses a DirectX 11 engine limited to Direct3D feature level 10 making it suitable for testing DirectX 10 compatible hardware.
Fire Strike is a showcase DirectX 11 benchmark designed for today's high-performance gaming PCs. It features real-time graphics rendered with detail and complexity far beyond what is found in other benchmarks and games today.
Lastly, game benchmark results of Intel Iris Pro 6200. Resolution at 1920x1080 with medium graphics quality.
We know how intensive Far Cry 4 game is but Iris Pro 6200 was able to handle it
These are the game settings
Call of Duty Advanced Warfare baby!!! And it’s fast and smooth!!!!
So that concludes my short review. The Gaming 6 is quite similar with the Gaming 5 design except for the IO Ports, inclusion of the USB 3.1 function and SATA Express port. So if you are planning to build your gaming system now, it’s good to have these new functions as to make your system future proof. I’m sure there will be lots of USB 3.1 devices in the future, be it smartphones or storage devices. Aside from this, Z97 chipset motherboards are compatible with the latest Intel Broadwell processors. I’m sure you were amazed upon seeing the performance of the Intel Iris Pro 6200 in games. The IGP is capable of playing latest games smoothly even at high resolutions.
More reviews to come and it’s nice to be back

Thanks for the tip Henry! As mentioned, this will be my last resort...
Pat
Quote from: HenryW on Today at 21:49:31 I normally test any build of mine on a sheet of plain brown cardboard cut from a box. I always do...

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