Msi p45 platinum - freezes after power save turns off displays

Just put this computer together, everything is stock, no overclocking. Seems to run fine, played a few hours of modern warfare 2 with no issues.
I noticed It seems to freeze after the monitor gets turned off by the power save mode. I just tested this by setting it to turn off displays after 1 minute of inactivity, waited watched the monitor turn off, then I went to the move the mouse and the screen came back on but the cursor would not move. sometimes the screen will not even come back on.
I have turned the computer on, left the room while it was booting to eat breakfast or take a shower, came back the screen was still on but the computer was frozen. Window 7 login screen was up, but there were some graphic glitches. this has happened a couple of times.
If I manually put the computer to sleep it seems to come back properly.
msi p45 platinum 1.6 bios, optimized defaults loaded
e5200 intel dual core @2.5 ghz, 200FSB 12.5 multiplier
4 x 1gb ddr2 (800mhz, nanya brand)
nvidia gtx 260 (195.63 drivers x64)
win7 ultimate x64
enermax 720w powersupply

I think it might be the video card or power supply. Was building two systems,
second system has identical motherboard, processor and ram,
galaxy gts 250 instead of the evga gtx 260.
antec 430 earthwatts instead of Enermax EIN720AWT 720W Power Supply
Installed from same OS disc and same set of drivers. Second system seems to operate the powersave mode for the monitor correctly. Will have to do some testing switching videocards tonight.

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Hi ppl
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Ram: OCZ 2GB DDR2
and
x1 DVD R/W
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I dont know
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all suggestions welcome ....
Thank you so much

it up it does not power up at all....
Take the board out of the case to test it on a non-conducting surface in barebone configuration:
- CPU (reseat CPU & heatsink)
- one memory stick in first memory slot (try each stick seperately)
- video card
- keyboard
- power connectors (24-Pin ATX, 4/8 Pin +12V CPU, 4-Pin PCIe MOLEX, 6/8-Pin +12V PCIe (video card)
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- hard drives
- optical drives
- case front panel connectors for reset, power-on, LED, USB, Firewire etc.
Clear CMOS with main A/C power cable removed from PSU after hardware changes and then try to start the system using one of the following methods (test each):
1) use the red onboard power-on button
2) short the two pins that the power-on button of your case usually connects to with a screwdriver

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Msi p45 platinum power up problems

Hey guys, i have got a fairly new system i think its about 2 months old
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palit 1g 4870
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Okay so heres the deal, the computer was running at 3.6ghz, stable for the past 2 months.
I have tried 4ghz with almost every possible combination of volts, but it passed prime 95 for about 36 hours 1 day, and the next have a random reboot
I also noticed that my psu was making this weird whining noise so i just ordered and installed a pc power and cooling 750w.
To my happyness comp booted up at 4ghz and seemd stable enough for 2 hours. (just searching net and stuff) then boom, comp turns off.
okay so i thought maybe it wasnt stable. tried to reboot but to no avail. all i get is about half a second when my fans try to spin up but then it just cuts off again.
i have tested the usual out of box, 1 stick of mem, clear cmos with power cord removed, removed battery for 10 minutes but nothing. Also did the same with the old psu which was working.
All that happends is it trys to start, eg leds everywhere flicker and i mean flicker there is no way i can see what order. Im refering to the 8 leds down the bottom. the flick on then off.
After trying to start it up once, i wont get another chance to start it. eg i have to remove the power and wait till the power is completly gone from the system b4 i can try again and only have the same thing happen.
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I suppose the reason is this:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=117741.msg947085#msg947085
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I have from the beginning witch first starts the pc windows vista 64 bit freezing . And happening after starting up it after 2 minutes. A time if the computer restart is does good the pc., however, also with heavy work suchrebuild film, or playing games . On my previous mother boards I have never that problem. i have flashed to the newest bios but have also the same problem. have nvidia gts 250 4 gig G-skill 1066 mhz P45 platinum have mother chalkboard nothing is overclockt. memtest carried out and no errors
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Naleving van specificatie ATX12V 2.3/ EPS12V 2.91
Afmetingen (BxDxH) 15 cm x 15 cm x 8.6 cm
Lokalisatie Europa
Input Voltage 115/230 Volt wisselstroom V
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Input Current Ingangsspanning 8A@115Vac, 4A@230Vac 8A @ 115Vac, 4A @ 230Vac
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Power Good Signal Power Good Signal 100~500ms 100 ~ 500ms
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Protection Bescherming OVP/ UVP/OCP/OPP/OTP /SCP/ OLP OVP / UVP / OCP / OPP / OTP / SCP / OLP
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Max. Max. Output Capacity Capaciteit 620W 620W
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Fan Fan 135mm ultra silent fan Ultra Silent 135mm fan
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Connector Connector M/B 20+4 Pin Connector x 1 M / B 20 +4 pins connector x 1
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I need some advice regarding my OC settings.
Unfortunately, im an unlucky owner of the infamous Q6600 L8XX batch which has a high VID (1.3250v)
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MSI P45 Platinum official v1.5 bios
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C1E: Disabled
Green Power: All Disabled
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CPU GTL REF1: auto
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MCH GTL REF: auto
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PC Cooling 750W Silencer PSU
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take the board out of the case to test it on a non-conducting surface in barebone configuration (CPU, one memory stick, video card, Keyboard and power connectors, nothing else). Make sure every kind of connection (front panel etc. to the case is removed).
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xfx 9800 HD 1GB Graphics Card
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i'm sure the hole for the cmos clear button in the i/o shield is the problem. the button is pressed by the i/o shield and your pc won't start.
a well known problem.
I remember reading about this issue before I built my P45 Platinum system. I made sure during the build that the button was not being pressed by the i/o shield.

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hello! I try that,remove both the oc jumper,and I CAN'T EVEN RUN THE BIOS So after couple restarts, i shut down pc and se jumpers to 200-266 mode. Disable what you said,set fsb 260 x multiplier 11,5 and get 3ghz. Some programs seys core 1 and 2 speed 3371mhz? I set cpu voltage to 1.32, little increase the ather voltages... With max load max temperature with core temp is 63c after couple hours. Should I do something to increase more speed or is better to leave it like this? Or try set jumpers to mode 266-333 and decrease cpu multiplier wuth more fsb?

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================================
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DDR_VREF
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DDR_VREF_B: Auto
MCH Voltage: Auto
MCH GTL REF: Auto
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ICH Voltage: Auto
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Quote from: Jack t.N. on 04-September-09, 20:13:52
I hereby officially refuse to tell you that because your question clearly shows that you have not taken the time to look into the mainboard's user manual which not only shows where the jumpers are located but also what you can do with them.
I can understand for that all. It is same like me when to tried help another people ask a question for that things but sometimes you can not explained with words. Instead you get bashing with short explained like that
(you know exactly what i meant...lol)
Quote from: De_Hollander on 04-September-09, 20:27:02
i have no mainboard's user manual taken, iám going to shop back asking for the manual.
but i think the jumpers are these
Right!! that is location of the jumpers, short the jumpers in strap potition what you need and dont forget to give this shot before do that:
1. Disconnected PSU from A/C power
2. Put your OC jumpers potition what you need (ex, 266-333 or 333-400)
3. Push button Clear CMOS at back your case
Hope this can help.
Quote from: Jack t.N. on 04-September-09, 20:43:52
Now you do:
http://download1.msi.com/files/downloads/mnu_exe/E7512v1.0.zip
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