MSI P67A-GD55 (B3), i7-2600k, supports Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB?

Hello there!
Anyone knows if i can use the Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB (CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9) with MSI P67A-GD55 (B3)?
I searched on the official site and they are not verified. Can Someone help?

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MSI P67A-GD55 Blue Screen at Shut Down or changing users

Blue Screen happens at shut down, not always, sometimes frequently but later stabilizes for a while. Computer is stable when it is working, not sudden blue screen, only happens at shutting down.
Configuration
MSI P67A-GD55 B3
INTEL Core i5 2500 3.3 Mhz
Super Talent DDR3 1333 CL9 1.5 Volt 2GB X 2 WA133UX4G9
MSI N440GT Video Card MD1GD3
2 Samsung HD103SJ 1TB Raid 1 Configuration Mode RAID
CPU Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus
PSU Cooler Master Silent Pro M 850W
The video card was changed, before was MSI R5570 MD1G but the behavior remains the same
Could this issue be related to the problem??
http://www.samsung.com/global/business/hdd/faqView.do?b2b_bbs_msg_id=308&ref=dynamitedata.com

Quote from: NovJoe on 25-October-11, 11:09:05
I suggest that you test with one piece of RAM at a time. It may be a RAM problem.
Do post the code of the BSOD here to let us identify what the exact problem may be.
Hi, I already have two .dmp files but I don't know how to insert them in the message or open them to see the contents.
Firma con problemas:
Nombre del evento de problema:   BlueScreen
Versión del sistema operativo:   6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
Id. de configuración regional:   6154
Información adicional del problema:
BCCode:   1000008e
BCP1:   C0000005
BCP2:   00000000
BCP3:   AADA3AD4
BCP4:   00000000
OS Version:   6_1_7601
Service Pack:   1_0
Product:   256_1
Archivos que ayudan a describir el problema:
C:\Windows\Minidump\092811-13494-01.dmp
C:\Users\Osvaldo\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-7717650-0.sysdata.xml
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MSI P67A-GD55 B3 cannot detect Solid State Drive

Hello Everyone!
I bought and installed a MSI P67A-GD55 B3, very happy about it, all perfect, with the exception that it cannot detect the Solid State Drive (OCZ SATA II --> Vertex 2).
The standard Hard disk (SATA II as well) works fine ...
Anyone with the same problem? Any Idea?
Thanks!

Quote from: DonBoy on 19-April-11, 09:20:06
Did you try going to the bios and going to onboard chipset for sata and put in AHCI mode for sat type. This has to be done for the SSD Drive to respond. Hope this helps
Not true, a working SSD will be identified by the BIOS regardless of what mode the SATA controller is set to.

MSI P67A-GD55 : when a new bios ?

About MSI P67A-GD55 :
When will we have a new bios with a new OROM and improved compatibility with other DDR3 and SSD.
I have issues (BSODs) with 2 kinds of SSD : OCZ Vertex 3 and CRUCIAL M4.

What is your current UEFI/BIOS Version?
What memory modules are you using?
Latest UEFI/BIOS Release can be found here:
--> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=144655.msg1131342#msg1131342
It already includes a new Option ROM Version.

MSI P67A-GD55 stock VCIO overvolted !

Hi everyone !
I'm coming here for a little help .
When I let the voltage on "AUTO" in the bios , it set the VCIO voltage to 1.25v which is a little to high
I manually set it to 1.05v like it should be , but I'm afraid of bios error like that O_o
It does this since i updated the bios to the last one (1.J)
I'm using a P67A-GD55 (B3) bought 1 week ago with a nice and shiny core i7 2600k on it ^^
So , should I right an email to MSI support to inform them of the bug or maybe it's a well-known bug and they are working on it (last bios is a bit old ...)
Thanks

Flash back to the previous BIOS version and report your finding to technical. >>How to contact MSI.<<
Please use the forum flasher to flash back. >>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<

MSI P67A-C43 (B3) Not booting with Corsair TR3X6G1600C8D Dominator RAM

The mobo will boot but will not login it starts to hang in booting the OS, also when i try to update the mobo bios with a live CD (with old ram that was fine)
My first question, is Corsair TR3X6G1600C8D Dominator compatible with MSI P67a-C43 (B3)
and why isn't my bios being updated when i didnt update it ever since i bought it in 2011.

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The mobo will boot but will not login it starts to hang in booting the OS, also when i try to update the mobo bios with a live CD (with old ram that was fine)
Update with what LIVE CD?? Did system boot to Windows with old ram and if so what was the old ram??
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My first question, is Corsair TR3X6G1600C8D Dominator compatible with MSI P67a-C43 (B3)
That is a triple channel kit of three sticks made for X58/socket 1366 systems and not for a 1155 system. Three sticks could stress the mem controler too much and result in it not running the sticks at the timings/speed they are meant for. Try just two of those and see if that helps. If so try relaxing timings and/or change to ddr3-1333 for trying three.
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and why isn't my bios being updated when i didnt update it ever since i bought it in 2011.
What? Are you asking about a missing update offered or what do you mean?

Did I just brick my board? MSI P67A-GD55

So I decided to flash my BIOS to the newest version. I downloaded the newest BIOS and proceeded to flash the BIOS with the MSI utility. After the computer restarted it beeped a couple of times like usual, but it did not continue to windows after that and the screen went black. I saw that the USB stick was being used(light on the USB stick was flashing) so I didn't do anything.
But even after about 45 minutes nothing at happened, the screen was still black. I was reading around online and some people said to clear the CMOS if this happens. After I cleared CMOS and restarted the computer, I got no beeps and no video signal at all. And now nothing happens at all. It does not even beep like usual.
I removed all the ram and restarted the computer and that time I got 3 long beeps. When I put them back in nothing happened like before. So did I brick my board? Is there any way to bring this board back to life? This board was advertised as having a Bios recovery feature(M flash) anyone know how I can use that?
Thanks for your help.
BTW, I am already going to get a new board, but I won't have it until at least the end of this month. Anyone know how long MSI RMAs take? Will they even RMA the board?
Not related, but I was also having a problem with fan control on this motherboard. No matter what the CPU fan would run at max speed.
Specs of my build:
i7 2700K
MSI P67A GD 55 Rev B
16GB Team 1600Mhz RAM
MSI 660Ti PE OC
520W Antec Neo Eco PSU
1 TB Seagate Barracuda

Quote from: xmad on 10-March-13, 10:25:51
If you sent it to MSI in the USA, that is odd as they usually turn things around in 7 working days. If it is a re-seller or outside of the USA it is hard to say how long it will take.
In the usa to check for status, email [email protected] Place the RMA# in your subject and ask for an update.
Yeah this is in the US, the place I sent the motherboard to is only like 3 hours from my house actually.
I'll send them a email. Their online tracker doesn't seem to be updated that often and I can't even go to the tracking page right now for some reason.

MSI P67A-GD55 bios issue bootloop

Hi, i had 1.18 bios and b3 mb. When i updated it to 4.3 i have bootloop, i have only 1st led. I guess i have to run mb on ivy bridge and update to 4.43 beta to made it wotking ? I need new bios for r9 280x working

No display at all. Its like a PC run for like 0.5-1 seconds with fans starting and its stop and again and again in a loop. Also there are only 1st led on mb.
What bios has to be flash with spi programator if i want r9 280x + i5 2500k with oc ? Official 4.3 is fine or better beta 4.43 or something else ? I was using msi official update from support page, i guess thats why it breaks my mobo. But it all went sucessfull, i guess when i put ivy then its gonna work ?

MOVED: MSI P67A GD55 not booting

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Tried all ways to reset cmos, battery out and polarity swapped, jumpers to pos 2/3, cmos clear button, none of these resolved the problem so have RMA'd my board, all I can say is avoid the 1.8a (b10) bios like the plague

MOVED: MSI P67A-GD55 (B3) uncommon / random reboots with OC Genie

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Quote from: HU16E on 02-December-11, 17:09:17
If you have or can borrow a digital multimeter, please check the DRAM V. at the V-Checkpoint. It may need to be set higher. For DDR3, 1.575v's is the upper end of the 1.50v. standard. 1.65v's is considered the maximum.
I'm taking a guess that OC Genie set my DRAM V. a bit too high:
http://i.imgur.com/rpeVp.jpg
When I went to change Intel SVID to APS, I noticed that the feature was set completely to disabled. Is it safe to change to APS from Disabled?

MOVED: msi p67a-gd55 ethernet problem

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Quote from: joggesan on 10-April-11, 17:44:43
NovJoe@ it is showned as limited connectivity. It does say that there is a LAN plugged in, but with no internet connection.
There is a green light in middle, which is stable and a orange light on top which is blinking. It is the same as when it's working.
If the connection shows limited connectivity, your system is actually hotwired to the router already and the hardware are fine on your system.
What causes this to happen are 2 scenarios, one of them may need you to configure your IPv4 LAN Protocol aka I.P. address, Gateway, Subnet and DNS address in your LAN Properties. The other may be due to the Network Filtering which your router may be configured to control the access of systems accessing it, at the same time, it may also be configured to do DHCP I.P. address allocation for the pre-configured MAC addresses. In other words, you need to configure either your LAN properties in Windows or your router or both, in-order to allow your current system to be allowed to access for Internet connectivity.

MOVED: MSI P67A-GD55 B3 cannot detect Solid State Drive

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Quote from: DonBoy on 19-April-11, 09:20:06
Did you try going to the bios and going to onboard chipset for sata and put in AHCI mode for sat type. This has to be done for the SSD Drive to respond. Hope this helps
Not true, a working SSD will be identified by the BIOS regardless of what mode the SATA controller is set to.

Need help to Oc Msi p67a GD55

someone can help me with some advices for oc p67agd55 , and i5 2500k ? in want a little oc at 4000-42000.bios is last version 1H.thx for your help.

if your going to oc it in 3.0 ghz just raised the fsb 286.. reboot and see if theirs and error..
dont change anything yet..

P67A GD55 Rev B - Upgrade Bios Question

To be honest, this post supposed to be a private message to Svet, but turned out a newbie like me who just joining the forum is not allowed to send PM...so apology if this questions are being asked so many times already:
Dear svet,
Really need your help in clarifying something, to make it short here are my questions:
First here are my PC Specifications:
MSI P67A-GD55 rev B
Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB XMP Enabled
PSU Corsair X750W
Intel Sandy Bridge i5 2500k
OS Windows 7 x64
1. I have upgraded my GD55 rev B bios to the latest bios available here: msi.com/product/mb/P67A-GD55--B3-.html#/?div=BIOS
which foolishy I didn't read the warn that it will not work proeperly for Sandy Bridge
2. The bios update/flash was a success, now I have the ver II click bios, completely different with the first version. With this bios I managed to OC to my previous OC speed (4.2GHz in OC Setting by changing it into 42 multiplier and set the Vcore to 1.35)
3. The reason that I updated my bios in the first time was I often experience 0x50 error while gaming certain games, and I thought upgrading bios is one of the solutions for it (after trying to change my RAM, changing my GPU, and my PSU to no avail)
4. Then I stumble to this post of yours: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=164135.0
with some fix in the 434 version states like this: "05.Fix system reset on 0x55 issue when use Sandy Bridge G440 CPU and install two 4G memory."
I am completely not sure whether this is related to my 0x50 BSOD or not, but really hoping that it is.
So my question is, should I upgrade/downgrade to your first post BIOS? (E7681IMS.434) or should I upgrade/downgrade to the latest beta 439 Bios (E7681IMSv439.rar) as the fix in 434 are included in 439?)
Thank you so much in advance for any help...
Regards,

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 09-April-13, 15:26:46
While waiting for Svet to respond, I will tell you that BSOD 050 is not enough DRAM V. being applied. It's rather a shame you didn't open a thread in the regular part of the forum, or the OC section of the forum asking for assistance 'before' flashing an Ivy support UEFI/BIOS.
That CPU is most likely capable of OC'ing to 42X easily on Auto CPU voltage while maintaining all the power saving features. VDroop set to Low or 100% depending on the available settings.
What is X.M.P. setting the DRAM V. at? If 1.50v's, to solve your BSOD, probably would have just required raising the DRAM V. to about 1.575v's or maybe even less manually. Rather than using X.M.P., the DRAM Frequency setting could have been changed manually to 1600.
Yes, all newer final or Beta versions will have previous release improvements incorporated.
Thank you for the reply...forget to delete the "dear Svet" part as it was copied from once private message intended
To be honest, I see myself rather as a silent reader than an active poster...so I would really try to avoid posting due to English isn't my first language....if that even make sense...
I think I have read quite a lot of 0x50 BSOD (CTD errors to be exact) in other forums to...have tried what people had posted as solutions for them...and still to no avail, hence my foolish and rushed attempt in flashing the bios...please do mind that the current bios is quite stable in my opinion, despite the same BSOD (CTD) in the certain game I have mentioned in my first post...
I have followed OC guide and benchmark in other forum which show each of its poster their OC settings and result (specifically i5 2500k series), and I have tried around 1 week to safely say that my unfortunate chip can only handly a stable 24/7 4.2GHz in that volt...i'm so lucky
and for XMP volt, I have no idea to be honest, I just enable it in the bios, will really look at it later on...
tl'dr thank you so much for the new insight of how to solve the 0x50! really appreciate it....If i can remember correctly, I have tried to use the default DRAM setting (without using XMP enabled) and still got the 0x50 CTD....but trying your suggestion is still a worth a try...will try this when I get home...thank you!

P67a-gd55 multplier not dropping on idle

OK guys. I have the MSI P67A-GD55 B3 mobo with the 1.11BIOS updated with an i7 2600k CPU
I have noticed 1 problem with the current BIOS update and would like someone at MSI to test and possibly do another update for this if needed.
I have the following setup
C1E support enabled
CPU ratio : 34
Base Frequency : 1000
Internal PLL Overvoltage : enable
EIST : enable
Internal Turbo boost : enable
Adjust DRAM Frequency : 1600
vDroop control : lower
Intel C-State : enable
If I do a factory restore and set this settings without touching the CPU ratio(multiplier), then the CPU multiplier will drop to x16 when idled.
If I go back into the BIOS and change only the multiplier up to 60, keep going up to cycle through and set it to 34 again, then CPU multiplier no longer drop down when idle inside Windows.
Ideally, I would like to over lock the CPU to x42 and still retain the abily tohave the multiplier drop when idle.
Can someone look into this and test if it happens to them as Welland/or how to fix it.

I think I know what you are talking about. You want to use the Intel Speed Stepping feature (have the CPU idle at a low Freq, but then turbo boost to a higher freq). For the MSI boards this is possible, but you can't do it via the CPU Multiplier. You have to use the CPU Ratio Limit setting. To help you, here is my bios settings. My P67A-GD55 board is using Bios 1.9.
The below settings allow my i2500K process or idle at 1.6Gig, but then turbo boost to 4.2Gig under heavy load. Please be sure you have a good CPU cooler before doing any O/C'ing.
Overclocking Menu:
CPU Base Frequency [10kHz] [10000]
Adjust CPU Ratio [33]
Adjust CPU Ratio in OS [Disabled]
Internal PLL Overvoltage [Auto]
EIST [Enabled]
Intel Turbo Boost [Enabled]
DRAM Frequency [DDR3-1600MHz]
Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P) [Disabled]
DRAM Timing Mode [Auto]
Spread Spectrum [Disabled]
VDroop Control [Auto]
CPU Core Voltage [Auto]
CPU I/O Voltage [Auto]
DRAM Voltage [Auto]
System Agent Voltage (SA) [Auto]
CPU PLL Voltage [Auto]
PCH 1.05 [Auto]
DDR_VREF_CA_A [Auto]
DDR_VREF_CA_B [Auto]
DDR_VREF_DA_A [Auto]
DDR_VREF_DA_B [Auto]
Overclocking/CPU Features Menu:
Active Processor Cores [All]
Limit CPUID Maximum [Disabled]
Execute Disable Bit [Enabled]
Intel Virtualisation Tech [Disabled]
Intel VT-D Tech [Disabled]
Power Technology [Custom]
C1E Support [Disabled]
Overspeed Protection [Enabled]
Intel C-State [Enabled]
Package C State Limit [No Limit]
Long Duration Power Limit (W) 110
Long Duration Maintained (ms) 1000
Long Duration Power Limit (W) 130
Primary plane turbo power limit 0
1-Core Ratio Limit 42
2-Core Ratio Limit 42
3-Core Ratio Limit 42
4-Core Ratio Limit 42

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