Msi Z87 only detects 2 cores of my 4790k .. Help..

good day. I just installed my 4790k on my msi Z87 mpower with the latest bios, but when I restart shows me code 00 on the motherboard. q I have to turn off and on again to enter into windows. when entering the desktop only shows me 2 cores: (please help
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I just installed my 4790k on my msi Z87 mpower with the latest bios
Flashed both BIOS chips or just one? If you flashed only the A chip, power down, manually switch to the other BIOS chip and test. Code 00 in the AMI code chart reads it is for future use or something like that.
No, you don't have to flash an in between version, you can always go to the very newest and skip earlier ones.

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I tested one at a time in the pci-e 2 and works.
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