MSI H67MA-E35-B3 S/PDIF internal connector

A quick question before I decide on buying a new motherboard... Does the MSI H67MA-E35-B3 come with an S/PDIF out connector/bracket for its internal header??
Thanks.

http://service.msicomputer.com/msi_user/PreSaleForm.aspx
If they don't come with one there are other brackets readily available that will work on it. Those S/PDIF brackets rarely come with a MB.

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MSI H67MA-E35-B3 not supporting ddr3 1333

Hi,
I recently purchased MSI H67MA-E35-B3 and Intel Pentium G620 processor with Corsair xms3 2x2gb ram kit CMX4GX3M2A1600C9
Ram is not detected as 1333, but it defaults to 1066 in auto settings, if I manually change speed to 1333, pc wont boot and I have to clear cmos.
Enabling XMP in bios displays adjusted dram speed as 1600, but saving and rebooting speed sets back speed to 1066.
I want to run ram at default 1333 speed at least if the board cpu doesnt support 1600.
Also there is some issue with Ps/2 keyboard, its not detected by windows after shutting down pc, some reboots and plugging unplugging keyboards makes it work.

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Ram is not detected as 1333, but it defaults to 1066 in auto settings
Please take a screenshot of the CPU-Z "SPD" view, upload it somewhere and include the link to the image here for comparison.
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I want to run ram at default 1333 speed at least if the board cpu doesnt support 1600.
Actually, according to Intel specifications, native memory support of this processor is restricted to DDR3-1066:
http://ark.intel.com/products/53480
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Memory Types DDR3-1066
No word about DDR3-1333 support.
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if I manually change speed to 1333, pc wont boot and I have to clear cmos.
Enabling XMP in bios displays adjusted dram speed as 1600, but saving and rebooting speed sets back speed to 1066.
I want to run ram at default 1333 speed at least if the board cpu doesnt support 1600.
Also there is some issue with Ps/2 keyboard, its not detected by windows after shutting down pc, some reboots and plugging unplugging keyboards makes it work.
What is your current UEFI/BIOS Version?

New RAM for MSI H67MA-E35(B3)

Hi,
I am planning to buy a new pair of RAM for my MSI H67MA-E35(B3) motherboard as the GSkill Ripjaws X which I was using since 2012 finally gave up on me recently (and the GSkill service sucks in my country). I am looking forward to buy a new pair of Kingston HyperX FURY 4GB RAMs for my MoBo. Hence I'd like to know if there will be any issues in terms of compatibility and stability with my current config? If there are going to be any such issues, would you please recommend me a good pair of RAMs to get my system running again. My priorities are Reliability and Stability with good service backup.
An early response will be much appreciated.
Thanks

Use Corsair ram. A Vengeance or Vengeance Pro kit will fit your needs. An 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600 kit would be fine. e.g.: CMZ8GX3M2A1600C8

Help!! MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) Beep at startup

Hi every one.. I just got a new PC.. Here goes my config :
Spec :
Intel Core i5 2500
MSI H67MA-E35 (B3)
Corsair 1333MHz CL9 4GB
Fsp saga II 500w
NZXT Gamma
BenQ G2220HD
Logitech MMKB+Optical
Got an issue now.. At the system startup i get 2 short beep 1 normal beep when connected to VGA port and 4-5 short beep and 1 normal beep when connected to DVI port.. But every thing is running fine after that.. Is there something to be worried here?? When i googled about it, many with this mobo had this problem... during the beep, i get 99, A4 on the bottom right corner.. guess its error code..
Plz help me to solve this problem..
Thank You
Regards,
Navin

Quote from: ptsai83 on 06-July-11, 02:27:55
Do you mean ripping off Buz1 from the motherboard? the buzzer is physically attached to the mobo.
Quote from: ptsai83 on 06-July-11, 02:27:55
Do you mean ripping off Buz1 from the motherboard?
Yes, normally its removable
Quote from: ptsai83 on 06-July-11, 02:27:55
the buzzer is physically attached to the mobo.
Just checked and yes seems for your board is different, its build-in instead:
In such case: Place a small piece of scotch tape over the speaker hole[over the top of the buzzer/speaker]
EDIT:
Here is better image:

MSI H67MA-E35-B3 & some ram questions

Hi, I'm still here!
I recently bought a MSI H67MA-E35-B3 to build a fanless miniPC for testing hardware (fans, ssd, sound card),
but I have some doubts about ram:
I know thant this mobo support two unbuffered DIMM of 1.5 Volt DDR3 1066/1333 DRAM, 16GB Max..
well, can I use a CORSAIR Vengeance WhitePC3-12800 (1600MHz) — 1.35V 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 Memory Kit (CML8GX3M2A1600C9W)?
that is; can the card bring down (during the star-up bios) the ram fron 1600Mhz to 1333Mhz which is the maximum rate allowable by MSI?
ddr3 must be unbufferd (not registered), but can they be ECC...is this correct?

Quote from: Bernhard on 03-September-11, 21:33:06
My suggestion is that you stick to standard 1,5V modules.
You can also ask MSI technical if the 1,35V modules are at all supported by the BIOS. >>How to contact MSI.<<
Check if your BIOS DRAM voltage range even allows setting a voltage of 1,35V.
Normally if the RAM SPD profiles are standard, the BIOS will default to 1333.
MSI H67MA-E35-B3 can support 1.35vram!!!
I try it with ddr3 g.skill 1333 eco 1.35vram (from my other 775 system with MSI P45 Diamond ), and they worked great!
Quote from: HU16E on 04-September-11, 02:30:27
Try not to confuse 'standard' with 'rating'. The Corsairs you have are 'rated' 1600, but most likely are overclocked, in this case undervolted, (undertimed for 1600 speed) 1333 chips. I checked the Corsair Website, & the RAM you have purchased does have SPD programming to default to DDR3 1333, 9 9 9 24. The difference is they have a 1.35v's. Again, Sandy Bridge is designed for DRAM V. 1.50v's + or - 0.075v's. That is why I recommended the other Corsair kit. I am pretty sure the RAM you currently have will properly default to the 1333 & 9 9 9 24, but the 1.35v's setting may cause a problem. As Bernhard has mentioned, the system may not be able to lower the DRAM V. to 1.35v's, I have never tried it to find out. The other scenario is the DRAM V. will default to 1.50v's at startup & work fine. Then, manual reduction of the DRAM V. could be attempted.
I've not bought the corsair ram ..
If the 1600 ddr3 worked under at 1333 could be that they would not work at 1.35volt, but at 1.5volt standard value

Control Center II on MSI H67ma-e35 (b3) does not maintain a preset

hello guys,
as announced in the title
on my mother board H67 (actually on the other mobo 1155 that I own I have yet to install it), the CC II does not maintain the Green Power Genie preset...
or, I imposed at 75% but the next reboot, it always returns to Auto mode ..
Bios is set active to 75% too,
and I do not understand why it does not align to the same value by software ..

Quote from: HU16E on 22-June-12, 17:46:57
Sometimes software and utilities that run in Windows have a glitch or two. That is why many of us do all the setting changes in the BIOS manually.
for example on my great MSI P45 Diamond, the dual core center produces the "debug assertion failed" erroy almost every day....
in this case I learned that I click "ignore" and I continue my work

BIOS chip for MSI H67MA-E35 (B3)

Is it possible to get a BIOS chip for this motherboard?
I've got this motherboard from a friend. He wanted to flash the BIOS but it failed. The board was fine before the flash but now it can't do anything anymore. It's just the BIOS that's bad.
The chip seems to be relatively easy to remove. I would like to solder on a new one.
Someone who can help me out? Thanks!!!

Its probably just a bricked board. I suggest you phone your local PC shops and find out which one has a ISP programmer. That way they can flash the latest, or any BIOS version for that matter, onto the current BIOS chip, ensuite. Here is an example of such a programmer http://www.xeltek.com/In-System-Programmers/SuperPro-IS01/
Fry's Electronics in the US seems to be quite helpful from what I understand. That is of course if you are from the US.
You can download the latest BIOS from the MSI site and take that along on a USB flash drive, and they will be able to flash it for you, at a fee of course, normally.
Else you can search the web for companies that specialise in sending you ready flashed BIOS chips, which will of course cost money as well and means you have to solder it onto the board.
Alternatively you can send the board to a MSI technical centre and they will also do the job.
You will have to weigh up the costs and time effort and decide.

MOVED: MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) update bios FAIL

This topic has been moved to BIOS.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=161879.0

Its probably just a bricked board. I suggest you phone your local PC shops and find out which one has a ISP programmer. That way they can flash the latest, or any BIOS version for that matter, onto the current BIOS chip, ensuite. Here is an example of such a programmer http://www.xeltek.com/In-System-Programmers/SuperPro-IS01/
Fry's Electronics in the US seems to be quite helpful from what I understand. That is of course if you are from the US.
You can download the latest BIOS from the MSI site and take that along on a USB flash drive, and they will be able to flash it for you, at a fee of course, normally.
Else you can search the web for companies that specialise in sending you ready flashed BIOS chips, which will of course cost money as well and means you have to solder it onto the board.
Alternatively you can send the board to a MSI technical centre and they will also do the job.
You will have to weigh up the costs and time effort and decide.

MSI H67MA-E35 undervolt/underclock i3 2120?

Hi,
do you know if with this board it's possible to underclock/undervolt an i3 core family processor (for example the i3 2120 or i3 2100)?
I have checked on the online manual and I have see a multiplier setting for the clock in the BIOS but I have not see a control for change the default vcore.
In theory is always possible to change the multi (down only of course) or lower the voltage even in the processor locked but can this board do it? it has the correct options in BIOS? someone have tried and can confirm that it's possible?
many thanks

Believe the CPU V. set to Auto when all power saving features are enabled is as low as it is going to go with the voltage. The CPU's VID is being read as to the minimum the CPU needs to run with, and with your mainboard, there is no way to manually force it lower far as I know.

H67MA-E35 (B3) emitting high-pitched whine/chirp

I am getting a high-pitched whine or chip coming from the bottom left area of the CPU/Heatsink. It isn't the fan, as I have stopped the fan and it still makes the noise. I was also able to correlate the vcore voltage with the noise. The noise is only present while the vcore is below 1.000v. After throttling over 1.000v it goes away. I am using a i5-2500k. I am not overclocked anything and made very few changes to the Bios (just boot order and things like that).
Is this a problem with the socket, northbridge, or some other part on the board? Or is this a problem with the power supply not supplying the right kind of voltage? Or is the computer throttling too low? Like how a car doesn't run properly if idling too low?
Thanks in advance,
m@
System Specs
VGA:onboard MB:MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) LGA 1155 Intel H67 Micro ATX OS:Win 7 64bitCPU:Intel Core i5-2500K Sandy Bridge 3.3GHzSound:onboardMemory:CORSAIR XMS3 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333PSU:OCZ Fatal1ty OCZ550FTY 550W ATX12V v2.2 HD:Western Digital Caviar Blue WD5000AAKS 500GB 7200 RPMCooling:retail with CPU

Quote from: dilburt on 21-March-11, 08:05:56
No, this is a very common issue with chokes since a choke is very similar to a buzzer or speaker coil so if it's a bit loose, it can vibrate and emit high-pitched sounds. It will not damage anything by itself so if you can get it to stop using settings that are otherwise safe then there is no need to worry about it.
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I believe this is more common with iron chokes. The ferrite chokes used on this motherboard are far less likely to buzz. I did look at the board photos and it looks like the CPU PSU is standard FET transistors. Hmmmm.

H67MA-E35 (B3): Using certain tuner cards causes freeze/BSOD

Hi, I have an issue with my HTPC that I've narrowed down to the motherboard. Certain TV tuner cards or combination of TV tuner cards don't work, by which I mean the PC freezes or BSODs when I try to use the tuners on those cards. Here's a list of the combinations I've tested along with their maximum current draw on the 3.3 V rail according to their user manuals:
BGT3630 = 1.8 W / 0.6 A = fine
BGT3600 = 4.0 W / 1.2 A = fine
BGT3600 + BGT3630 = 5.8 W / 1.8 A = broken
TBS6981 = 7.3 W / 2.2 A = broken
TBS6981 + BGT3630 = 9.1 W / 2.8 A = broken
As you can see there's a bit of a pattern here - as the 3.3 V rail current usage increases, things stop working (somewhere between 1.2 A and 1.8 A). I don't know if this is a pattern or just coincidence. Here's my specs:
MSI H67MA-E35 (B3)
Intel Celeron G530
4 GB 1066 MHz RAM (CMV4GX3M2A1333C9)
nVidia GT 430 (Asus passive)
Antec EA-380D Green
Intel 320 Series (40 GB)
SH-B123L/BSBP BD-ROM
GD04B Grandia Case
To narrow down the problem, I tried the tuner cards in my main desktop and they all work fine. I've also tried swapping over the PSU with from my file server (Huntkey Jumper 300G) and I get exactly the same problems. I have the latest drivers for everything including the tuner cards, plus the latest BIOS. I've also tried using both PCI-E 1x slots in different situations and clearing the CMOS; nothing helps. So I think that leaves me with one option: the motherboard.
Is this likely to be an incompatibility issue with the H67MA-E35 (B3) or a fault with my specific board?

Quote from: xmad on 23-July-12, 06:24:05
It seems thouse cards wont work @ 1x which is all you are getting with your VGA & 2 other pcie slots filled. I found several other people having trouble with those cards in 1x slots.
Hmm, where are you getting this information from? The pins on the tuners are only 1x and the user manual of the BGT36xx series states they will work in 1x/4x/16x slots. The MSI website just says this for the PCI-E slots on my motherboard:
• 1 PCI Express gen2 x16 slot
• 2 PCI Express gen2 x1 slots
• 1 PCI slot, support 3.3V/ 5V PCI bus Interface
I'm pretty sure that the two non-VGA slots are physically 1x so won't ever be 8x. Also, are you sure the "several other people" aren't just me on other forums cos that's what a quick google shows.
Quote from: xmad on 23-July-12, 06:24:05
To confirm, remove the vga and use onboard, put the tuner cards in the top 2 slots and test. I believe that should be 16x and 8x (although i'm not sure about the specifics on your board in regards to the total number of lanes.) or at worst 8x /8x.
I'll give it a go some time this week. I'll do a full backup beforehand and restore after testing because driver conflicts could cause problems, plus whenever I put in the BGT3630 alongside the BGT3600, it detects all the tuners as "new" so I have reconfigure my software, MediaPortal, each time.
By the way, I really appreciate your help here. So far no-one else has any idea what is going on!

H67MA-E35 (B3) - Freeze during every other boot with USB IR receiver plugged in.

Hi, I have an HTPC with an MSI H67MA-E35 (B3) motherboard. I also have a Hama VRC-1100 remote (Microsoft Media Center compatible), which has its own USB infrared receiver. When it's plugged in and I turn on the PC, it won't boot. It gets to the Windows boot screen and freezes before the logo itself starts to form. I have to do a hard reset, then it boots fine. If I reboot the PC, I get the same problem and have to hard reset again.
The IR receiver has the latest drivers and I've tried plugging it into different ports to no avail. I've also tried changing the BIOS settings to resume using OS instead of the BIOS, but then the remote cannot wake the PC up.

Apologies, the MSI Live Update tool says I have an MS-7680 motherboard with a B.90 BIOS. A scan for updates shows no new BIOS versions. Here are the rest of my specs:
Intel Celeron G530 (Sandy Bridge S1155)
MSI H67MA-E35 (B3)
4 GB of Kingston DDR3 1333 MHz RAM (2 sticks, running at 1066 MHz)
nVidia GT 430 with 1 GB VRAM (Asus ENGT430 DC SL/DI/1GD3, fanless)
40 GB Intel 320 Series SSD
Western Digital Green 1.5 TB HDD (WD15EARS)
Samsung BD-RE (SH-B123L/BSBP)
Antec EarthWatts EA-380D PSU
BlackGold DVB-S2/T2 Tuner (BGT3630)
Windows 7 Professional x64

H67MA-E35 USB Problem

I recently built a new system consisting of the following:
MSI H67MA-E35
Intel i5 2500k
geforce gtx 460
2x2gb of cosair DDr3 1333MHz ram
64 bit Windows 7
everything was going fine (games were working well, and no crashes) until i plugged in one of my external USB hard drives, the computer immediately rebooted and would not stop bleeping (constantly) until i unplugged the drive, it would then reboot normally. after updating all of my drivers to the latest ones and flashing the bios to the latest version the bleeping only happens if the drive is plugged in while it is booting up, when the drives are plugged in while windows is running windows says that the device connot be installed.
The USB hard drives are working fine in the 3 other computers i tried them in, also my 1gig pendrive also causes the same problem. But my USB mouse and keyboard work find and surprisingly my phone when running in USB mode (acts like a 8gig pendrive) works fine :s this problem has me stumped as i cant think of anything else to try.

tried both i get the same problem, however i did just realise the USB 3.0 ports don't seem to work, i only have 1.0 and 2.0 devices but aren't they meant to be backwards compatible?
Edit: it would seem the USB 3.0 ports do work, just not for my harddrives they don't even recognise a USB device has been plugged in with them:(
Also my USB pendrive now works fine, no idea what i did if anything but i am hoping the others just start working

H67MA-E35 (B3) HDMI and DVI-D no output

Just did a new build consisting of:
Mobo H67MA-E35 B3
CPU Intel i5-2500 3.3 Ghz
Mem 8GB DDR3 1333MHz
Win7 64bit
I am not getting an output signal from either the HDMI or the DVI-D. The VGA works fine.
I flashed the Mobo BIOS to E7680IMS v11.6 and installed the newest driver for the graphics on the CPU to version 8.15.10.2361
In the BIOS I have the graphics set to:
Initiate Graphics Adapter (IGD)
Integrated graphics share memory (128)
DVMT memory (maximum)
IGD multi-monitor (enabled)
Any ideas on what to do next? Thank you

Glad you got your issue sorted out. I'm am a little confused with the explanation of your solution.
You monitor has only VGA and DVI inputs. Your mainboard has VGA, DVI, and HDMI. Correct so far?
You bought an HDMI to DVI cable, which solved your problem, but your problem was a faulty female DVI on the monitor?
How is this possible? The only way that cable would even fit is going HDMI on mainboard to DVI on monitor, but you stated the port didn't work.
Or was this all done with the new monitor after you found out the DVI port was broken on the old one?
Have you tried the old monitor on a different system to check if it's the DVI port?
The reason I ask all this is if I'm wondering if your issue was really a broken port on monitor, or the MSI display bug that is effecting so many core iX H and Z chipset boards.

H67ma-e35 won't overclock

I have a h67ma-e35 mainboard with a I5-2500K CPU and I wan't to overclock, but it seems to be impossible to do so on this mainboard.
Whenever I put the cpu on a higher mulitplyer and reboot it always reverts back to the old multiplyer and thereby undoing the overclock, this happens with the bios and msi control center.
Does anyone here have a idea how I could get some overclocking going on my system without buying a new mainboard....

Quote from: Bernhard on 16-November-12, 18:39:21
Oh no, they are not, as you can OC the GPU and the BCLK if you so wish.
First peruse the facts before making wild comments that are untruthful. http://www.anandtech.com/show/4830/intels-ivy-bridge-architecture-exposed
It does help to gather technical facts before purchasing HW that one expects to support the intended outcome.
No H67 board out there supports "K" edition CPU multiplier overclocking. Sorry mate. Cry on Intel's shoulder.
Never buy a Yaris and then tell the manufacturer that he forgot to give you the Lexus luxuries.
OK, just gotten the box of the mainboard, let me qoute from the box:
OC Genie is an auto-overclocking technology for any type of user. Just enable the OC Genie function and the CPU memory, and iGPU will be automatically increased for top performance!
Benefits:
Auto detect and overclock CPU, memory, and iGPU in 1 second
Unlock CPU Ratio and overclock to 4.2GHz
Unleashed 36% iGPU increase
Tell me how this is not a lie, overclock to 4.2 GHz...

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