MSI Z87 G41 PC MATE GRAPHICS CARD ISSUE

Hey gus,
Yesterday I put together a new build, however I can only get integrated video to output to the monitor and not my discrete GPU. I have updated the bios to 1.4 from 1.2, made sure the GPU in question works (by trying on another machine) tried different cables etc etc. When I go into the BIOS I see there are two options for PEG and IGD modes. Default is PEG which is what it should be set to I would think. If anyone knows a fix for this issue please help! Thanks!
MOBO: MSI Z87 G41 PC MATE
PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT
CPU; i5-4670K
GPU: GTX 560

>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
Use option 1 pointed directly at the attached archive or run the bat file from pure dos.
This is bios 1.4
Make sure this is your board prior to flash: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z87-G41-PC-Mate.html#/?div=Driver&os=Win8.1 64
You will need to re-install the ME drivers after the flash.

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Hi All,
not sure if this is the right section, no matter what i try i cant get the pc to reboot. i've been through the bios mutiple times and even upgraded the power supply today and put windows 8.1 on... i'm out of ideas.
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any help greatly appreciated

Quote from: Svet on 08-December-14, 16:07:42
which version it is exactly?
and have you flashed to this version when you got the board?
If so do you include BIOS+ME Update? [required] not sure the bios file was just downloaded and then flashed in the bios via USB. does the MSI bios include the +me as standard?
bios was updated because we believed that was the issue but same problem. the bios version is
how many sticks are they?
have you tried with 1 memory stick only? then to see if reboot issue will persist
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you mean CL11? yes sorry
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Onboard graphics Z87-G41 PC MATE

Hi all,
I am cross posting from another board hoping someone can help me out on this one!
This weekend I was able to piece everything together and install the OS for the first time. However, I had the intentions of utilizing the onboard graphics on my MSI mobo to run an extended desktop until I can decide on a GPU.
The following are components of this build:
Intel i5 4670k
Thermaltake Water 2.0 Pro 81.3 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
MSI Z87-G41 PC Mate motherboard
G.Skill Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
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Anyone encounter this issue or know how I can set up two displays? I know a new GPU will easily fix this but it could be some time before I decide on a card as I won't be doing any gaming until work slows down.
Thanks!
Michael

Have you enabled multi-monitor support in the BIOS? (Settings\Advanced)
By default it would seem to be disabled, the manual states:
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Enables or disables the multi-screen output from integrated graphics and external
graphics card. To support the Lucid Virtu MVP Technology, please enable this
item.
[Enabled] Enables IGD multi-screen function.
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TIA
EDIT: Oh. Looks like this belongs in overclocking. :|
EDIT2: Well don't I look stupid. I needed to use numpad +/- and not the ones near the 0 and backspace. Nevermind then!

I tried multiple version of CCC, including old one and the new beta one, not one of them is working.
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Hello Mr. Sil3nt,
Thank you for your post. It is best to get your drivers from the hardware manufacturer, have you tried going to www.... ? You will need to know the make/model of your card in order to get the appropriate driver for your device. To do this, try the following:
Click 'Start' > Right-click 'Computer' > Select 'Manage'
Click 'Device Manager'
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Right-click this device and select 'Properties'
Select the 'Details' tab and scroll the bar to 'Hardware ID's'
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Ok, so I sarted to experience the same problem last week and this is what I did to fix it.
First I want to explain why this Fix works so I don't look like a total jack***trying home remedies:
What heating your GPU does is that in case that your card overheated some connections may had become loose as your logic board expands, basic thermodynamics. The heat will cause the soldering material to melt releasing the GPU pins from contact with the logic board. The heat coming form the heat gun can help to reconnect these pins. If you over heated your GPU and your card fried then your only choice is to replace it, which I don't think is possible without you having to pay for a new motherboard since the GPU is attached to it from factory.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5167
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1. Make sure the mini-DP to DVI cable is not damaged first. Borrow another laptop or machine to try the cable to make sure it's okay.
2. Remove all NVIDIA drivers and install the NVIDIA driver from here: http://www.msi.com/support/nb/GS70-STEALTH.html#down-driver
Select your OS to download. Remember to check "Perform a clean installation" while running NVIDIA driver installer.
3. Press Fn+F2 to manually switch on the video output (MSI shortcut key function).
4. Press Windows+P to manually switch on the video output (Windows function).
5. If none of the above worked, update your BIOS & EC & remove all power sources of the laptop & poke the reset hole on the right side. Then power on again.
6. Try step 3 & 4 again.
4. If still none of the above worked, I'm afraid you may need to send it to local authorized service point to find & fix the problem.

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