MSI Z77A-GD55 doesn't post anymore.

Hi.
After overclocking 2500K from 4.7 to 4.8 doesn't post anymore.
I tried clear cmos and removing battery from motherboard but without changes.
Here is video
On video can see red light (DrMos alarm) blinks at the start up. I can't remember if that is normal at start up or not.
My rig:
2500k @ 4.7 GHz
Asus 560ti @950 MHz
Patriot Viper 3 8gb @ 1600MHz
MSI Z77A-GD55
Samsung 840 evo 120gb
WD Scorpio Black 500gb
Corsair GS600 600W
Fractal Design R3
Is the cpu dead or other component?
I hope it's just wierd glitch with bios.

Quote from: PirateDog on 26-September-13, 00:54:34
Reads to me like you probably have changed the 'CPU Core Engine Speed' setting out of Auto? Probably cooked the mainboard's MOSFETS. What was the CPU V. set at and for how long a period?
Nop. And voltage was set to 1.33 for a year.

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MSI Z77A-GD55 doesn't read SYS FAN1 and SYS FAN2 speeds

hi guys,
I'm using my MSI Z77A-GD55 in a Cooler Master HAF 912 Advanced case and I'm really happy with it.
my Xigmatek cpu fan is connectend to the CPU Fan connector and works well.
to the SYS FAN1 and SYS FAN2 connectors I connected the front panel red LED CM Mehaflow 20cm and black one on the top.
the BIOS is updated to the latest v1.11 and works pretty well.
now my problem is that the bios doesn't read the speeds of the fans connected to both SYS FAN connectors.
also no other software, like SpeedFan for example, shows the speeds - all just show 0 although the fans run properly.
as far as I remember at least one of the SYS FAN speeds was read properly with older bios versions.
but never both of them and that's wired...
that's what the bios reports as Hardware Monitoring:
I did not care much about that but right now I'm trying to make my system as silent as possible.
so it' very important to know what's going on there.
any ideas or suggestions about the issue?

Could it be because that your system fan got very low speed?? if your system fan got speed like 1000 RPM or above, it should be detected well...
or you could check first how fast your system fans by connecting it first to CPU fan just to check....
If system fan runs >1000RPM then it should be compatibility issue with the fan..

Nvidia 650x2gig fails in MSI Z77A gd55: need NVidia drop-back card.

Gents:
Running UBUNTU 12.04 under:
Xeon 1240.v2
MSI Z77A gd55 : BIOS V1.2
2x8 gig Crucial ram
320 gig SATA
"ULTRA" 650W PS @ 60 amps on 12 volt rail
Auria 27" 2560x1440 monitor
My legacy gtx9400 vidcard will push the monitor, but my new purpose-bought EVGA 650x2gig fails to generate **any** response (no signal) in the monitor. An EVGA tek said it looked to him like a mobo BIOS/vidcard incompatibility. He advised flashing BIOS; I am very **risk adverse** and never flash BIOS. So assuming the problem is BIOS clashing with vidcard, then I need a downmarket/older vidcard. What is a good -- older -- midmarket Nvidia vidcard ( AMD Linux drivers inferior ) that the V1.2 MSI BIOS can handle?

Thanks for your interest & comments ... I am stumbling about and know it.
Believe me: the NVIDIA chip EVGA _650 vidcard fails totally in my system. So you say I need BIOS V1.5 to run my 1240.v2 ... and I am **not competent** to risk that/any BIOS flash. That's tuff-titty for me tho I get no error messages from my system. Casual *nix benchmarks are respectable. Unless you consider the NVIDIA-650 vidcard failure an "error message". Very well ... I must work around that issue and not arrogantly try to do what I cannot do. I **can** buy ( for less than $150) & install an NVIDIA_550 vidcard ; if I think it will work. That's my question ... given that a legacy GTX_9400 works and the EVGA_650 fails, what likelihood that a last generation NV_550 vidcard works?
Or .. are you telling me that the early BIOS versions for the GD_55 are well&truly a mess and **nothing** may be trusted to work with them. I still will not risk a BIOS flash, but will climb down the vidcard ladder until some legacy part above the GTX_9400 works! Thanks again for your post and info.
Quote from: flobelix on 30-March-13, 06:49:14
Using your current cpu requires at least bios version 1.5: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z77A-GD55.html#/?div=CPUSupport as you have been told before. You may run into problems although it might look ok now.
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z77A-GD55.html#/?div=BIOS
I don't know what a NV_550 should be but your GTX650 should work fine with a current bios.

MSI Z77A-GD55

good morning,
I have a card MOTHER MSI Z77A-GD55 that I have sent in the sav of the Store or I l 'ai bought.
They say to me qu 'il be able to make nothing because pines are twisted that I owe the product turned to the producer. My PC has turned very well since December before turning it in the sav of the store.
I think that c 'est they who twisted pines otherwise my pc n 'aurait never worked since December. I would like I would know how how make I thank you

As your post isn't entirely in English it is quite hard to understand but I guess pins in your board's socket are bent and reseller refuses to rma it.
Physical damage is not covered by warranty but MSI is usually quite accommodating when it comes to bent pins. If reseller refuses rma contact MSI about it maybe they can assist you or takeover rma process: >>How to contact MSI.<<
Unfortunately there is no direct rma to MSI in Europe so it would be an exceptional case if they'd take over. Also like said before bent pins are not necessarily covered.

Onboard audio dead on MSI Z77A-GD55

I think my onboard audio on my MSI Z77A-GD55 has broke no matter what it just says not plugged in i've tried a reinstalling drivers, cmos reset and a fresh install of windows but it still says not plugged in.
Digital output seems to be working tho.
Doe's it sound like its dead to you guys and should i RMA the board?
The nvidia hdmi audio works fine its just not plugged in on the pic.

Quote from: Bernhard on 31-October-12, 22:22:06
Which are you using ? front panel or I/O ?
Did you connect the front case panel ? If so, have you ensured that you used the HD one ? Disconnect the front panel audio for now to check if a short may be causing this problem.
I've tried that and all audio output are doing it once it randomly said the speakers were plugged in, but even tho windows was showing it was playing sound my speakers and my headphones that both 100% work didn't play anything

Msi z77a-gd55 xmp missing after add ram

hi
i have msi z77a-gd55
at start i have 2 stick of ram of kingston khx1600c9d3 and i have the option to set xmp mode
but now i install two other stick of ram the same ram buy from kingston
i have done a clear cmos
and the computer boot without problem
but in the msi bios the xmp option desappear and i don't know why
my bios is up to date
anyone have an idea

I know this is not a new tread.but i have the same proublem with my MB msiZ77A i put in 2 sticks of
kingston 8meg each at 2133mhz.and mb, is only showing 1333.at the top of screen.I went down the
screen and Changed the Freq from 1333 to 2133 and clicked Save and shut off the computer. I re booted
and went back to look and at the top of the screen it still says ddr Freq is 1333. but when you scroll down
you can see that the new Freq of 2133 is their.
Shouldnt the bios see that i changed the speed?and also show the NEW speed of 2133.
tks
John

MSI Z77A - GD55 mother board. Does not start.

Hi
My completely new computer does not start. It's completely dead. (worked fine yesterday)
There is a power button / lamp on the mother board, it blinks continually when power is connected. Nothing at all happens when I press the computers power button or the power button on the mother board.
Is this a problem with the mother board or could it be the power supply that has failed?
thanks for any help at all

My system:
Cool Master HAF X Big Tower
MSI Z77A - GD55 Socket 1155
XFX ProSeries Core Edition 550W PSU
Intel LGA1155 Core i7 - 3770
Corsair Cooling Hydro H60 CPU cooler
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Gainward GeForce GTX670 2GB GDDR5 PCI-E
Samsung SSD 830 Series 256GB BK SATA3.0
I have yet not tested to do any changes on the hardware. I have only tested switching power cable. (not sure why it would help, but I tried it anyway)

MSI Z77A-GD55 Lockout

Hi there, I use a MSI Z77A-GD55 on my system and I believe I’ve made a terrible mistake.
I was messing around with the security settings and I thought that it would be cool to use a USB key instead of a password, so I made one through the MSI security screen on the bios setup. When prompted, I double-clicked on one of the drives to select it as they key. I immediately changed my mind and decided I wanted to use another one instead, so I plugged it in to my USB hub (while keeping the first one plugged in) and chose it instead. I didn’t realize it at the time, but this second USB drive was an Ubuntu LinuxLive Key. I then clicked on the X in the upper right corner to save the changes I made and restart.
This is where I ran into issues. The screen went dark, and in red letters, it said, “Warning!!! Please insert USB key press any key to check.” I tried pressing any key, I shut down the computer and tried rebooting several minutes later, I tried re-plugging the USB drives, I tried getting back into the bios settings (I don’t suppose it would be very good security if it allowed me to do this!), but unfortunately, I could not get it to recognize that I still had every USB key it could possibly be plugged in!
What went wrong? Did the LiveLinux key screw everything up? Did I somehow mess up the key creation by choosing different drives? How can these be recovered? If they cannot be recovered, how can I access my computer? I also had a Windows syskey file on the first USB drive- could this somehow have caused this? Is there any way to solve this situation?
I haven't changed any files or formatted or done anything at all to the usb drives since the incident in the hopes that they can still regain my access.
I put a lot of work into building my system and I feel in over my head right now :( Please help me regain access to my computer!

There is no way to get past this without the security usb key created. If the one created won't work the only possible solution would be asking MSI if this could be done if you prove your purchase: >>How to contact MSI.<<
Probably this didn't work because both sticks already were security keys. Make sure you don't use both but one at a time and retry.

[Help] MSI radeon 7870 2GB OC problem on MSI - Z77A-GD55

Installed my new GPU onto my MSI - Z77A-GD55 , but monitor stays in power save mode , switched the GPU to the lower PCI2.0 slot (there are 3 of them) top 2 are PCIE 3.0 and the lowest is 2.0 and it worked , but the problem my GPU Fans cannot fit because of the USB/POWER ON-OFF top case buttons(wires) since its right next to the PCI 2.0 slot.
Bios is updated to the latest version 1.11
PCI-gen3 is on Auto in the bios settings (There is only Auto and Disable) option.
Any one has this issue before?

Quote from: flobelix on 02-January-14, 21:07:20
Did any card before work in the PCI-E 3.0 slots?
Yes my old ati radeon 4670 BUT i had this issue again first time i added the old GPU right as i bought the motherboard (1 year ago ) where my screen would be in Power save mode , but i removed my ram , removed power cable to drain power , and my GPU worked , from that i never removed / added anything in my computer (hardware wise) so this problem was here right from the start , the thing is i fixed it the 1st time , but i did had the 1.1 bios (even though i tried installing the new GPU on the 1.1 version and it didnt worked so i updated my bios to 1.11 and still the same issue)
Also as this motherboard has 3 PCI slots 2 are PCIE3 and the lowest is 2.0 (on 2.0 my old/new GPU works fine , devise manager sees it and drivers working aswell) but not on the other 2 PCIEx3 slots , maybe the top PCIE ex3 slot is broken, but the 2nd PCIe3 slot i never installed anything there, and still doesnt work aswell , so i think its either some issue in the BIOS settings
Some bios settings i could find that has to do with GPU
PCI Subsystem Settings : PCie GEN3 [Auto] / Latency Timer [32 PCi bus Clocks] /
Integrated Graphics Devises : Initiate Graphics Adapter [ PEG] / Initiate Graphics Share memory [32mb] / DVMT Memory [128mb] / IGD Multimonitor [Disabled]
Bios Version : E7751IMS v1.11

MSI Z77A-GD55 Onboard Sound better than cheap sound cards?

Hello everyone,
I have a question regarding my motherboard's (MSI Z77AGD55) onboard sound. I always have a static noise when I use my Microphone and my friends dislike it. If I am recording something, I get the same static and I dislike it. I understand that this is common with the use of onboard sound. My question is: If I buy a cheap video card ~$20-$40, will I still have the static problem? I am asking because I would like to get rid of it, but I am not willing to spend a lot of $$ on it. I also have plenty of PCI-Express 1 slots open for a cheap sound card. My motherboard has no PCI slots.
Motherboard: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z77A-GD55.html#/?div=Basic
Computer Specs:
MSI Z77A-GD55 Motherboard
i5-3570k Ivy 3.4GHz
EVGA GTX 660 SC
8GB G.SKILL Ripjaw X Series@1600Mhz
Cooler Master HAF 912 Case
Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB
CORSAIR CMPSU-650TX
Windows 7 64-bit

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MOVED: Nvidia 650x2gig fails in MSI Z77A gd55: need NVidia drop-back card.

This topic has been moved to Intel Core-iX boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=167779.0

Thanks for your interest & comments ... I am stumbling about and know it.
Believe me: the NVIDIA chip EVGA _650 vidcard fails totally in my system. So you say I need BIOS V1.5 to run my 1240.v2 ... and I am **not competent** to risk that/any BIOS flash. That's tuff-titty for me tho I get no error messages from my system. Casual *nix benchmarks are respectable. Unless you consider the NVIDIA-650 vidcard failure an "error message". Very well ... I must work around that issue and not arrogantly try to do what I cannot do. I **can** buy ( for less than $150) & install an NVIDIA_550 vidcard ; if I think it will work. That's my question ... given that a legacy GTX_9400 works and the EVGA_650 fails, what likelihood that a last generation NV_550 vidcard works?
Or .. are you telling me that the early BIOS versions for the GD_55 are well&truly a mess and **nothing** may be trusted to work with them. I still will not risk a BIOS flash, but will climb down the vidcard ladder until some legacy part above the GTX_9400 works! Thanks again for your post and info.
Quote from: flobelix on 30-March-13, 06:49:14
Using your current cpu requires at least bios version 1.5: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z77A-GD55.html#/?div=CPUSupport as you have been told before. You may run into problems although it might look ok now.
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z77A-GD55.html#/?div=BIOS
I don't know what a NV_550 should be but your GTX650 should work fine with a current bios.

MSI P55-GD55 Won't post 3 Beeps-Need Assistance

Built many PCs but never had a problem like this. Starting to think MB is bad.
Built this in Dec 2008
MSI P55-GD55
A-DATA Gaming Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600
Intel Core i5-750
OCZ ModXStream Pro OCZ500MXSP 500W
MSI N95GT-MD512Z GeForce 9500 GT 512MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card
Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB
COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus Cooler
2 weeks ago PC would do nothing at all after I turned off and then tried to restart. Thought I had bad power supply, but it checked out. Cleared cmos by removing battery and turned off oc genie and that seemed to cure problem.
Left PC on ever since. Had to turn off yesterday to check unrelated network issue and when I tried to restart It won't post. Just get 3 beeps. No video. Nothing. Tried to clear cmos, switch memory sticks, only use one mem stick in slot 1 and I get nothing but 3 beeps. Very unlikely that both sticks are bad. Tried powering on from internal switch and got nothing but 3 beeps. Beeps are less than 1 second in duration so I guess they are short beeps.
Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
If I have to RMA to MSI how long does it take to get replacement? What do I have to send to MSI, all contents of retail box or just the board?

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If I have to RMA to MSI how long does it take to get replacement?
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I am ready to toss this board and buy another unless I can get this working.
At the moment there is know certainty about the definate cause for your problem. What makes you so sure that the board is the cause (and not your CPU (which hosts the memory controller, after all), faulty RAM sticks (have you tested every single stick of RAM you have in the first slot (check user manual) and cleared CMOS (with A/C power cable unplugged from PSU before each new start-up attempt)?).
A contact problem between CPU Pads and board socket pins could also cause this (please reseat CPU and heatsink). Another possible cause is a short-circuit problem inside the case (test the board outside the case on a non-conducting surface).

Z77A-GD55 Doesn't beeps at start

Hi everyone, I just recently replaced my P67A-GD55 by a Z77A-GD55 and so far there is no problem at start up or shut down. I have a little question though; ¿ Is it OK for the board not to beep at start up? We verified that the little speaker in the motherboard is working, we take out the memory and beeped, so we are sure it is OK
I am asking the question because this thread says that AMI BIOS must beep once to indicate that it is working OK
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=86906.0
Thanks

New bios versions have the beeps on a successful boot removed as most considered that annoying. It will only beep in case of problems. So no beeping is good.

No virtu support in msi z77a gd55: how to use quick sync then?

Hello there,
Being unaware at purchase time, i wonder how can i use quick sync of intel when in d-mode with z77A GD55? I ask this because no lucid hydra/virtu from msi download page. I know the cd contains it but it is not offered to be installed since the board is not lucid signed. If i force install it, the software runs in trial mode which is because of no license from the board. Are the virtu and virtu mvp actually different program? If no virtu support so whats the deal with bios settings to control lucid virtu?
Please help, it is with this issue that i have lost confidence using msi board (based on the fact that overclocking sucks too since the latest bios 1.3 vdroop control is useless and no offset voltage). So if this can be solved, i have some positive point to at least retain the board as my own. Thanks.

Quick sync is not a replacement for Virtu. They are two different products.
Quick sync transcodes movies using the Intel IGPU.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4083/the-sandy-bridge-review-intel-core-i7-2600k-i5-2500k-core-i3-2100-tested/9
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Currently Intel’s Quick Sync transcode is only supported by two applications: Cyberlink’s Media Espresso 6 and Arcsoft’s Media Converter 7. Both of these applications are video to go applications targeted at users who want to take high resolution/high bitrate content and transcode it to more compact formats for use on smartphones, tablets, media streamers and gaming consoles. The intended market is not users who are attempting to make high quality archives of Blu-ray content. As a result, there’s no support for multi-channel audio; both applications are limited to 2-channel MP3 or AAC output. There’s also no support for transcoding to anything higher than the main profile of H.264.
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With Virtu you end up with is a system that should run all 3D games on your discrete GPU, and run all video decoding and encoding on SNB's GPU. Since this isn't switchable graphics but rather a form of GPU virtualization you can actually run iGPU and dGPU applications at the same time (e.g. you can watch a movie in one window on the iGPU and play a game in another on the dGPU).
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4199/lucids-virtu-enables-simultaneous-integrateddiscrete-gpu-on-sandy-bridge-platforms

MSI Z77A GD55 TMPIN1 issue

Hello, so a week ago I started encountering issues where after about 30mins in a game my PC would turn off totally and it was recurring with nearly all games that were even remotely intensive, it took a while but I narrowed the issue down to the TMPIN1 heat that was heating up to 100C+ and then causing my system to shut down, after a bit of research I re-pasted the heat-sink and tried again however even despite this it is still overheating by quite a lot although it no longer is so quick it still happens and that is of huge concern to me, what should I do at this point and what can i do?
I should point out that it is in fact the chip and not the sensor as if I touch the heat sink it is baking hot.
Cpu = 3570k @4.2ghz 1.1volts
Motherboard = MSI Z77A GD55

Quote from: xsilverstormzx on 18-February-15, 08:17:03
(The heatsink of the TMPIN1 is still very very hot aswell)
Do you mind telling which heatsink is that? I asked before and you replied
Quote from: xsilverstormzx on 18-February-15, 07:14:24
I'm using a noctua NH-U12P and a 3570k @ 4.2ghz 1.1volts

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