NF750-G55 temp question
hello all. im having a bit of an issue here. ive had this board for a few months now and ive just noticed this icon labeled motherboard temp. what is this exactly? ive included a screen shot. it says 82c. thats a little high isnt it? could it be a malfunctioning sensor. im using the latest stable version of HWINFO32. i also have a question about another sensor. the mcp temp. would this be the northbridge temp?
any help would be greatful.
pc specs:
amd [email protected]
8gb gskill @1333mhz
asus 560ti 950/1900/2200
msi nf750-g55 mbo
corsair ax850 psu
I'm seeing oddball temps too on one sensor...
driving me nuts, it is.
HWINFO64 shows:
CPU: 39 (I'm running prime95 on it to test for stability...)
Auxillary:29
Motherboard:109
They are fluctating, so I know it's measuring SOMETHING... but 109C? Damn baby cook eggs on that!
Where on the motherboard is this sensor?
The heatsink to the REAR of the cpu slot is not hot, the one by the PCI/PCIE slots is pretty warm to the touch...
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MSI NF750-G55 connecting the power button? noob question i know
just bought my computer, AMD Phenom II x4 965 BE and MSI NF750-G55 motherboard.
bought a nice cooler master case and i just need a little help setting up the power button and LEDs.
i understand everything in the manual that came with the motherboard completely i just need to know how to identify which cables from my case should be positive or negative? im assuming that if a little arrow is pointing to the connector wire that it's positive?
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Msi nf750-g55 System Randomly Shutting down.
Hello everyone, Back in April of this year I built a system through newegg with the following Specs:
Motherboard: MSI NF750-G55
Processor: AMD Phenom II x6 1090t (with stock heatsink)
RAM: Corsair x4 2GB DDR3 1333
Power supply: Cougar 700W Sli ready
Graphic Configuration: two MSI Geforce 460 Cyclone GTXs running in SLI
Hard drives: 1 WD 300GB VolociRapter and a WD 500GB mybook removed out of its external
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Not long after I built the system (before I even thought of overclocking it) I began having a serious yet vague issue: It would shut down randomly. And I mean very randomly. Sometimes it occurs once every couple of hours, and other times it doesn't happen for more then a week. It doesn't seem to matter what I am doing on the system either. I could be playing games, or just listening to music and it will still happen, so I can't imagine its related to load. Its been a long, painstaking process to try and fix. I ruled out some of the parts it could be though. I have replaced the Power Supply with a higher quality model and an extra 50 watts, checked the temps on the system for a number of weeks while idle and under load (all looking cool except MCP), ran memtest86 successfully for a full 24 hour with no issues, as well as re installed windows 7 once. Issue still occurs.
To be perfectly honest I am not really sure where to go from here. I purchased all my parts through newegg, so I am confident I could RMA the component that is experiencing failures if that is the case, but there in lies the problem: I am not sure which one to RMA! I don't have a means to swap out parts, as no one i know has a system with a similar configuration as me.
I am suspicious of the Motherboard along with the processor, which is why I am posting in these forums...
Any ideas or suggestions as to how I could either fix the problem through configuration or pinpoint which hardware component is causing these random shutdowns would be much appreciated! I really don't want to run the risk of damaging any of the other components...Swapped out my first 460 with my other one after 2 consecutive shut downs in 1 hour... haven't been around to continue working on it until recently, but atleast its looking like it isn't my cards.
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it doesn't matter, software voltage measure isn't accurate you can't trust them.
If you want to check voltages [use multimeter],
or best test with another well known working and powerfull enough quality and single rail PSU
I got a question, why would single rail or multi rail make a difference? I hear the only reason they split the rails is for protection... and if both my PSUs are SLI ready, why are my components drawing too many amps?
So I guess its time to shell out another 100 - 150 bucks on a PSU... Can't say I'm thrilled. Looking for one with a single 12v rail. My question is this, would this single rail power supply meet my needs?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153127&cm_re=single_12v_rail-_-17-153-127-_-Product
And if not can you or anyone make a recommendation(s)? Thanks!
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As for the AMD standard paste, sorry but I remove that instantly and add my own itty-bitty-tiny drop of grease and smear it so thin you hardly see it.
Too much paste can cause this too, and yes I consider the AMD amount too much.
Heck without paste it will do a better job then the AMD amount, the CPU has a heat-spreader and doesn't need that much.
But, it could also be your heat-spreader is broken, as such CPU-temp-readings will reveal that.
Well, so far I've seen no problems with temps. The shutdowns don't seem to indicate that heat is a problem too. I can start the system immediately after a shutdown, it doesn't matter what I am doing on the system to make the shutdown occur, and my peripheral devices are sometimes still powered after a shutdown (such as caps lock on the keyboard).
Also, hardware monitor shows it idling at almost room temperature in the post above lol. Under load I think about 38 - 40c from what I remember seeing. I'll post a load temps pic after a few hours of torture testing tomorrow.
Also, I may have only personally built one other computer from scratch, but I have done quite a bit of troubleshooting, as well as assisted with other people's builds. Now I am not calling myself an expert by any means, but all that being said I have yet to come across or even hear of a CPU heat related problem where there was too much thermal paste on a stock heat sink... lol learn something everyday. -
Howdy,
I've got an NF750-G55 that I've been running fine for about 3 years now. I've been using the on-board video for all of my gaming needs and lately found that it will not run Diablo 3 so I picked up a new GTX560 on black friday. Installed it and was not able to get it to be recognized. I thought a Bios upgrade might help get the card recognized so I created a bootable USB disk, downloaded 7578v170 Bios update and placed it on the USB disk.
Booted into Bios, ran M-Flash, created a backup of my .100 Bios to the USB disk.
Then applied the update for the .170. It completed all steps 100%, rebooted and now I get no video, no post, no beeps.
So far I have:
Removed the new video card
Unplugged the HDD drives power and Sata
Moved Jbat from 1-2 to 2-3 for over 10 minutes with the power unplugged and hit the on button first to discharge capacitors. (Several times)
Removed the CMOS Battery for the same 10 minutes
I'm beginning to lose hope that I may have toastered my motherboard with this Bios upgrade. I have a few questions.
1) Is there anything else I can try?
2) Where is the Bios chip? Is it replaceable? I found an ebay auction for a replacement bios chip for this MB but I don't see where the chip is.
3) I have a raid 0 that I would like to get the data off. If I get another MSI Nvidia AM3 motherboard, do you think I would stand a chance to reload the existing raid 0?
Thanks,
HaroldThink you bricked the mobo, by flashing with M-Flash
Have done >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed and to boot with 1 memory stick only?
for bios recovery, original BIOS file name must be placed over FAT32 formatted USB key
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Where is the Bios chip?
the one with green sticker, its not removable [need to be soldered]
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Hello all,
First off let me apologize if this is a topic already covered somewhere, I've done some googling around looking for the issue, but I haven't found anything. I also looked through the stickies for forum etiquette, but I didn't see one. If I'm stepping wildly out of line here, I'd appreciate it if someone would point me towards those things.
I built my computer a year ago with these components:
MOBO: NF750-G55
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 965 BE, C2 stepping @ 140W power requirement
RAM: 2x2GB Corsair DDR3 @ 1333mhz
HDD: 1.5TB Western Digital Caviar Green
PSU: 500W Ultra
VGA: GeForce GT240 Sparkle/nVidia
(VGA: integrated nVidia GeForce 8200)
DVDRW: 24x HP
OS: Windows 7 pro 32bit
OS: Ubuntu 10.10 32bit
It worked fine for 7 or 8 months, and then it up and died. The motherboard was receiving power, the power button on the mobo was lit, but if you pressed it, it would go out, without an error beep code. The fans would twitch but not spin. If you un-powered the PSU and waited about 10 seconds, the PSU would make a small noise, and you could repeat the process. Things I tried:
Alternate Video card
Alternate PSU
Alternate RAM
Resetting the CMOS
Replacing the CMOS battery
I did not have an alternate CPU to test. I got in contact with MSI tech support, and received an RMA (number RR10040877 if anyone is able to look the results of that up) shipped it in, and in rather excellent time received a new motherboard back from them.
At that point though, the system didn't just work. With everything plugged in, the fans would spin, and I could hear the processor, but I wasn't getting signal to the screen. I spent close to three hours taking components off of the board and putting other components back on to narrow the problem down. Something finally clicked and the system started working as expected though, and I never did figure out what was wrong, and I wasn't about to take it apart and poke around for problems, I needed it for work.
About 3 months after I got the new motherboard installed and working, it died again with exactly the same symptoms. The motherboard was clearly receiving power, but it wouldn't even take the first post steps. The fans would twitch and the motherboard would drop power. If you powered the PSU down for 10 seconds and power it back up, you could repeat the problem, but no amount of switching components out was going to fix the problem. I received a new RMA number and I'm going to ship it back to MSI shortly, but I wanted to ask around and see if anyone else has seen or heard of anything like this, or if I'm doing something blatantly retarded. Since it's exactly the same problem, and since I haven't seen terrible reviews of the board on the internet, it makes me wonder if it was more than just a bad board and something I'm doing wrong with incompatible pieces or settings.
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.It is not all Watts you pay for when you get a quality PSU. People - here's looking at you Henry - have bought 750 Watt PSU:s only to find they died, were drained of power, after a very short while or the smallest of hardware upgrades. Longevity and long lasting components, silence, efficiency, good contacts...
Let's rephrase your question! A poor PSU will make boot-up time long and complicated. Capacitors on the motherboard and inside the PSU will be strained - that is what I think you notice when you have to start and restart. That will be even worse in time. Devices will fail to start at all; network and sound cards are usually early victims. Mysterious errors will appear. Due to lack of reliable power the processor will sooner or later stop working, after some time with seemingly random shut-downs during for example gaming. Usually the processor also runs hotter, because of more erraneous signals it will have to ask to be resent. ...And a whole heap of other things.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139020
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139005
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151096
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151095
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817553002
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817379005 (might not do for dual graphics cards though) -
'sup crew,
This is my first MSI board and i luv it. It works studly. Everything seems perfect, and functional, but it freezes on post when it detects the PCI card. It sees it, but can't seem to boot past it. Post screen reports the card twice: Once as PCI 1 firewire cntrl, then again as PCI 1 unknown devise. That's right; its a sound card with external firewire enabled base station for pre amping and plugging in musical instruments to record. So it sees it fine.
System specs:
Amd Phenom II x4 965 black edition (unclocked)
4gigs A-DATA 1600+ memory runs 1333 stock, overclocked to 1600 using 1:4 setting in bios.
MSI NF750-G55 motherboard
600 watt PSU LS Ultra ULT-ls6000p
Plextor DVD SATA
Maxtor 250gig HD SATA
O/S winxp pro
The card the system is freezing on is a sound card. A Creative Audigy II Platinum Pro. I have been using this board and the creative forums for the last 3 days to try to fix it, but this is a new motherboard and there is not a lot posted on it yet. The card works great, already double checked it in the ol ladys P4 XP computer. Detects it no problem, and loads it right up.
It will boot if I enable fast booting, but this setting allows the bios to skip a few checks, Like detecting the PCI card,and the result is it is not passing a signal to windows that the PCI card is Present. So, Windows does not detect it. Duh...
I found a related post here on a different msi motherboard where the user was having the same problem with the same sound card. Froze in post when it detected the card, just like mine. He disabled USB devises in the BIOS and his msi board then booted to the o/s and reported his creative Audigy II Platinum Pro. Tried it out of desperation, no go on this board. Post still froze. That's o.k. though, i don't have any plans to trade off my USB functionality to enable a sound card.
Also checked the tension on the mounting screws, but i don't think i'm getting any shorts. Works perfect, long as i enable fast booting. I have tried it in both Win7 32bit, and WinXP pro 32 bit. Same result.
PSU, hadn't thought of that. O.k. I grab a 550 watt PSU out of the ol' ladys computer. Specs: Its in chinese. Label lists a lot of power info but i dont see a model no# to reference that i recognize. Same results, system works great, but freezes when I slow boot. Still freezes when it detects the sound card. When i enable fast booting it shoots me right into windows, no probs, but windows never sees the card that way.
Changed PCI latency in bios from 64, to 32, no difference. Still won't boot.
There is only 1 PCI slot on this board so changing slots is not an option.
Loaded F6 optimal setting,(disabled onboard sound) then fresh installed winxp pro. Same thing. Card still doesent show up in devise manager.
I have no progs installed to create any conflicts. Loaded the motherboard drivers, nothing. Dl all microsoft updates, still nothing. I mean everything works great, but the card is not showing up in devise mangager.
Now, if i can't get this thing to boot without enabling fast booting, it won't detect the sound card, and therefore will not pass that info to windows. Windows will never detect it like this.
Oh yeah, i let creative dance me around for a while too and tried all their solutions, total uninstall all creative, then reboot and extract their exe file with winrar and try to install drivers. That works, but windows still doesent see anything to install the drivers in, lol. Good thinking there creative. Clean boot troubleshooting, tried that. I am sure these solutions work for some, but in this case it is putting the cart before the horse. The bios is not passing the sound card info to windows to detect to begin with, there is nothing showing up in devise manager, so thier solutions are useless for me.
The prob is this motherboard. I have to successfully slow boot to get it to pass the card info to windows before it shows up in devise manager. If i can do that, or even figure a way to do it just once, windows will detect it, and i'll be able to load the drivers. If i have to rig the bios a certain way to accomplish this, I figure you guys will know how.
Please help.Bas,
Still with me, eh? Your a man, i'll give you that. See how popular i've become since I said "Audigy 2". Lol.
Well, you'll be pleased to know that i haven't been idle, and though i don't know the solution, i do believe i know the question now.
And oh yeah, onboard sound is always disabled on my machine. I bought this to create like a dream home studio for me, i'm not a gamer. Realtek can't do digital audio, they don't even have an Asio driver. I did try it in cubase on an earlier XP installation. All i can say is, thank gawd my ears can't hurl, so don't worry. Onboard sound is always disabled.
Let me be a little clearer on the freeze. It is not a freeze at all, its a pause. The moment post detects the Platinum Pro sound card, it stops dead in its tracks. Originally i thought this was a freeze because none of the f-keys or the esc key will work. Those are the keys we normally use to manipulate post. I discovered later that if i waited about 20 seconds then hit pause followed by the "M" key, it would snap out of its coma and continue the post. Also noted is the fact that i can hit cntrl+alt+delete at any time to reboot the system, so not all the keys on the keyboard are nonfunctional when it pauses. It will not continue post without my interference, it will just sit there till hell freezes over, or i reboot, or invoke the pause and m key routine.
It identifys my card as:
PCI Slot-1 Firewire cntlr
PCI Slot-1 Multimedia Devise
PCI Slot-1 Unknown Devise
These three listings are the key to this i believe. Notice that none of them have been assigned an IRQ by the system. This is odd to me as the system seems to assign everything else with IRQ numbers with np. The post screen is full of them.
I've done some further testing. The ol ladys P4 is running an Audigy 2 value sound card. Out it goes, and into mine.
Post lists nothing at all for the card, but it does not pause and continues without issue into windows. Wow. I didn't expect that. I thought sure it would see it. But no. I repeat the boot...nothing. Post doesn't see it at all.
All right, now i'm thinking something is up with this PCI slot. I'm wondering if it works at all, and suspecting not.
So to check it i pull out the Audigy 2 value, and install the D-link DFE-530TX+ Ethernet adapter card.
Boot. Post detects it at once as:
PCI Slot-1 Ethernet Adapter IRQ10
Completes post without issue and into windows. Devise manager loads automatically and loads the cards drivers for me, i don't need to lift a finger. Damn, that was impressive. I luv this thing again.
But this proves the PCI slot works. Arrrrrggghhhhhhh!!!
Now, since hope springs eternal, and i'm wondering if its working now...out goes the network card, and back in goes the Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro.
Boot. Post pauses again the moment it detects the card, damn. And this is a bad one, it is a couple of minutes before the pause and m key routine have any effect on it. Once i coax it out of its coma it shows the same detection for the card it did before:
PCI Slot-1 Firewire cntlr
PCI Slot-1 Multimedia Devise
PCI Slot-1 Unknown Devise
Again I point out, they have not been assigned any IRQ's by the system.
Seems like a simple fix, but i cannot find anything in the bios that i recognize as being able to effect the changes. I can't find anything for plug and play. The manual that came in the box isn't giving anything up either, with only the vaugest mentions on the Bios. I'm not one who likes to pull switches and turn knobs just to see what will happen, so i'm stuck.
Bas, is there a way to override the system and force it to assign the missing IRQ's? Can't do it in windows because its not showing up there. I have to do it in the bios. -
NF750-G55 Overclocking - Easy OC Switch
Hello, new to the forums.
System Specs:
NF750-G55 mobo 200MHz fsb
Phenom II x4 955 BE Deneb 3.2GHz
8GB Kingston HyperX (2 x 4 2GB DDR3 1600)
Antec 850Watt PSU
MSI Radeon 5750 1GB DDR5
Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Where to start off?
My Phenom II being a Black Edition processor, I was only OC'ing it via the unlocked multiplier. I had it set to x18 which had brought it to 3.6GHz stable at stock voltage. I turned AMD Cool and Quiet off in the BIOS, and set the power settings in the windows control panel to High performance. I had been running this configuration for months with absolutely no issues whatsoever. I had been monitoring the CPU temps.....never went over 120 F during gaming. So, no problems there.
Today I decided to try the Easy OC switch on the motherboard.
I first set the CPU clock multiplier back to x16 (3.2GHz) via BIOS. Turned AMD Cool and Quiet back on, and set the power settings in the control panel back to Balanced. Rebooted the PC, everything was back to factory defaults.
Next, I powered down the system, pulled the cord from the PSU, then switched both Easy OC switches to the down position in order to gain the extra 20% fsb speed (brought it up to 240MHz). Plugged the PSU power cable back in, turned on the system and went straight into BIOS to see if there was any change. Success, the fsb was now showing at 240MHz, CPU showed 3840 MHz, RAM showed 1604MHz. Everything looked as it should in my opinion.
When I booted up the system, I got a BSOD. Next boot try only gave me two options:
Boot with system repair (recommended)
Boot system normally
I chose system repair and this is the message I got:
STOP: c0000221 Unkown Hard Error
I tried another normal reboot, BSOD. Then I tried another reboot with system repair and got this error message:
STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error} The initial session process or system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0x00000000 (0xc0000221 0x001003f0). The system has been shut down.
I turned system power off. Put both switches back to the up position and booted the system. The system booted successfully.
Does anybody know what those error messages mean? I assume they are memory addresses.
Does anybody have any clue as to why this error occurred, or what I may have done wrong in the process?
Was I supposed to adjust any voltages?
Should I have tried to only switch one switch at a time, ie first 10%, then 15%, then 20%?
Any input or help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanksdont know if this helps but I found on my NF980-G65 (with the switch over clocking feature) that in order for it to be stable when used you need to do a handful of things in the BIOS before clicking the switch again this in on my board.
1. make sure your ram can handle the over clocked freq. thats pretty important.
2. I turn off cpu power phase control and led control in green menu.
3. in cell menu I turn off quite N cool and amd turbo core technology. 3. I then restart step back into BIOS and make sure all of the settings in step 1 and 2 are infact off, then I power down system. Unplug power cord and then flip the switches.
4. plug cord back in power up step into bios and then change the cpu voltage to 1.39-1.42 resectively and dram voltage to 1.55v. NB voltage is pretty good on my board for self regulation. ran a 3 hour prime95 test with no BSD. however I did see of course a increase of heat to both cpu and system temps CPU was around 53C under 100% load and system was at 38C. which are still within the normal operating ranges.
I however did not like the increase of heat as I run hours upon hours of gaming good time so I turned off the switches...... or did I?? Well it seems that onec you hit the switches the only way for the system to go back to factory FSB is to shut down and unplug power cord and clear the cmos. what can I say my board is like a child it doesnt always like to listen to commands so you have to spank them lol i.e. clear that cmos. Hope this helps (Also does sound like your memory does not like the high clock speeds, whenever you over clock including factory switches you run the risk of damage to your componets).
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Hello,
My Specs:
Summary
Operating System
MS Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
CPU
AMD Phenom II X4 955 34 °C
Deneb 45nm Technology
RAM
4.0GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 733MHz (9-9-9-20)
Motherboard
MSI NF750-G55 (MS-7578) (CPU1)
Graphics
VA220E @ 1360x768
NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM v1.1) (XFX Pine Group)
Hard Drives
147GB Western Digital WDC WD1500HLFS-01G6U1 ATA Device (IDE) 31 °C
156GB Western Digital WDC WD1600AAJS-00V4A0 ATA Device (IDE) 32 °C
Optical Drives
RYJ NW1YJOXE SCSI CdRom Device
Audio
Realtek High Definition Audio
Operating System
MS Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Installation Date: 17 July 2010, 23:47
Serial Number: FJGCP-4DFJD-GJY49-VJBQ7-HYRR2
CPU
AMD Phenom II X4 955
Cores 4
Threads 4
Name AMD Phenom II X4 955
Code Name Deneb
Package Socket AM3 (938)
Technology 45nm
Specification AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 955 Processor
Family F
Extended Family 10
Model 4
Extended Model 4
Stepping 3
Revision RB-C3
Instructions MMX (+), 3DNow! (+), SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4A, x86-64
Bus Speed 220.0 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 2200.0 MHz
Stock Bus Speed 200 MHz
Average Temperature 34 °C
Caches
L1 Data Cache Size 4 x 64 KBytes
L1 Instructions Cache Size 4 x 64 KBytes
L2 Unified Cache Size 4 x 512 KBytes
L3 Unified Cache Size 6144 KBytes
Core 0
Core Speed 3519.8 MHz
Multiplier x 16.0
Bus Speed 220.0 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 2200.0 MHz
Temperature 34 °C
Thread 1
APIC ID 0
Core 1
Core Speed 3519.8 MHz
Multiplier x 16.0
Bus Speed 220.0 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 2200.0 MHz
Temperature 34 °C
Thread 1
APIC ID 1
Core 2
Core Speed 3519.8 MHz
Multiplier x 16.0
Bus Speed 220.0 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 2200.0 MHz
Temperature 33 °C
Thread 1
APIC ID 2
Core 3
Core Speed 3519.8 MHz
Multiplier x 16.0
Bus Speed 220.0 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 2200.0 MHz
Temperature 34 °C
Thread 1
APIC ID 3
RAM
Memory slots
Total memory slots 4
Used memory slots 1
Free memory slots 3
Memory
Type DDR3
Size 4096 MBytes
Channels # Single
DRAM Frequency 733.3 MHz
CAS# Latency (CL) 9 clocks
RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD) 9 clocks
RAS# Precharge (tRP) 9 clocks
Cycle Time (tRAS) 20 clocks
Bank Cycle Time (tR?) 33 clocks
Command Rate (CR) 1T
SPD
Number Of SPD Modules 1
Slot #1
Type DDR3
Size 4096 MBytes
Manufacturer OCZ
Max Bandwidth PC3-10700H (667 MHz)
Part Number OCZ3G1333LV4G
SPD Ext. EPP
JEDEC #5
Frequency 666.7 MHz
CAS# Latency 9.0
RAS# To CAS# 10
RAS# Precharge 10
tRAS 21
tRC 34
Voltage 1.500 V
JEDEC #4
Frequency 592.6 MHz
CAS# Latency 8.0
RAS# To CAS# 8
RAS# Precharge 8
tRAS 18
tRC 30
Voltage 1.500 V
JEDEC #3
Frequency 518.5 MHz
CAS# Latency 7.0
RAS# To CAS# 7
RAS# Precharge 7
tRAS 16
tRC 26
Voltage 1.500 V
JEDEC #2
Frequency 444.4 MHz
CAS# Latency 6.0
RAS# To CAS# 7
RAS# Precharge 7
tRAS 14
tRC 23
Voltage 1.500 V
JEDEC #1
Frequency 370.4 MHz
CAS# Latency 5.0
RAS# To CAS# 5
RAS# Precharge 5
tRAS 12
tRC 19
Voltage 1.500 V
Motherboard
Manufacturer MSI
Model NF750-G55 (MS-7578)
Version 1.0
Chipset Vendor NVIDIA
Chipset Model nForce 740a SLI
Chipset Revision A2
Southbridge Vendor NVIDIA
Southbridge Model nForce 740a SLI MCP
Southbridge Revision A2
BIOS
Brand American Megatrends Inc.
Version V1.2
Date 09/24/2009
Graphics
Monitor
Name VA220E on NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM v1.1)
Current Resolution 1360x768 pixels
Work Resolution 1360x728 pixels
State enabled, primary
Monitor Width 1360
Monitor Height 768
Monitor BPP 32 bits per pixel
Monitor Frequency 60 Hz
Device \\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0
NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM v1.1)
GPU G94
Device ID 10DE-0622
Revision A2
Subvendor XFX Pine Group (1682)
Technology 65 nm
Die Size 240 nm?
Transistors 505 M
Release Date Feb 21, 2008
DirectX Support 10.0
DirectX Shader Model 4.0
OpenGL Support 3.0
BIOS Version Version 62.94.11.0.0
ROPs 16
Shaders 64 unified
Memory Type GDDR3
Bus Width 256 Bit
Hard Drives
WDC WD1500HLFS-01G6U1 ATA Device
Manufacturer Western Digital
Form Factor GB/2.5- to 3.5-inch backplane adapter
Business Unit/Brand Enterprise/WD VelociRaptor®
Interface/Connector SATA 3 Gb/s with 22-pin SATA connector/SATA 1.5 Gb/s with 22-pin SATA connector (Mobile)
Interface IDE
Capacity 147GB
Real size 150,039,945,216 bytes
S.M.A.R.T
01 Read Error Rate 200 (200 worst) Data 0000000000
03 Spin-Up Time 203 (198) Data 0000000B09
04 Start/Stop Count 100 (100) Data 0000000052
05 Reallocated Sectors Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
07 Seek Error Rate 200 (200) Data 0000000000
09 Power-On Hours (POH) 100 (100) Data 00000001D1
0A Spin Retry Count 100 (253) Data 0000000000
0B Recalibration Retries 100 (253) Data 0000000000
0C Device Power Cycle Count 100 (100) Data 0000000052
C0 Power-off Retract Count 200 (200) Data 0000000013
C1 Load/Unload Cycle Count 200 (200) Data 0000000052
C2 Temperature 116 (110) Data 000000001F
C4 Reallocation Event Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C5 Current Pending Sector Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C6 Uncorrectable Sector Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C8 Write Error Rate / Multi-Zone Error Rate 200 (200) Data 0000000000
Temperature 31 °C
Temperature Range ok (less than 50 °C)
Status Good
Partition 0
Partition ID Disk #0, Partition #0
Size 992 KB
Partition 1
Partition ID Disk #0, Partition #1
Size 100 MB
Partition 2
Partition ID Disk #0, Partition #2
Disk Letter C:
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number 30AD5362
Size 140GB
Used Space 55GB (40%)
Free Space 85GB (60%)
Partition 3
Partition ID Disk #0, Partition #3
Size 248 KB
WDC WD1600AAJS-00V4A0 ATA Device
Manufacturer Western Digital
Form Factor GB/3.5-inch
Business Unit/Brand Desktop/WD Caviar®
RPM/Buffer Size or Attribute 7200 RPM with 8 MB cache
Interface/Connector SATA 3 Gb/s with 22-pin SATA connector/SATA 1.5 Gb/s with 22-pin SATA connector (Mobile)
Interface IDE
Capacity 156GB
Real size 160,041,885,696 bytes
S.M.A.R.T
01 Read Error Rate 200 (200 worst) Data 0000000000
03 Spin-Up Time 145 (141) Data 0000000E95
04 Start/Stop Count 100 (100) Data 0000000136
05 Reallocated Sectors Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
07 Seek Error Rate 200 (200) Data 0000000000
09 Power-On Hours (POH) 098 (098) Data 0000000738
0A Spin Retry Count 100 (100) Data 0000000000
0B Recalibration Retries 100 (100) Data 0000000000
0C Device Power Cycle Count 100 (100) Data 00000000AF
C0 Power-off Retract Count 200 (200) Data 0000000059
C1 Load/Unload Cycle Count 200 (200) Data 00000000DC
C2 Temperature 111 (104) Data 0000000020
C4 Reallocation Event Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C5 Current Pending Sector Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C6 Uncorrectable Sector Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C7 UltraDMA CRC Error Count 200 (200) Data 0000000000
C8 Write Error Rate / Multi-Zone Error Rate 200 (200) Data 0000000000
Temperature 32 °C
Temperature Range ok (less than 50 °C)
Status Good
Partition 0
Partition ID Disk #1, Partition #0
Disk Letter D:
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number D04EC439
Size 99MB
Used Space 94MB (95%)
Free Space 5MB (5%)
Partition 1
Partition ID Disk #1, Partition #1
Disk Letter E:
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number D8500611
Size 149GB
Used Space 22.8GB (16%)
Free Space 126GB (84%)
Optical Drives
RYJ NW1YJOXE SCSI CdRom Device
Media Type DVD-ROM
Name RYJ NW1YJOXE SCSI CdRom Device
Availability Running/Full Power
Capabilities Random Access, Supports Removable Media
Config Manager Error Code Device is working properly
Config Manager User Config FALSE
Drive F:
Media Loaded FALSE
SCSI Bus 0
SCSI Logical Unit 0
SCSI Port 4
SCSI Target Id 0
Status OK
Audio
Sound Cards
Realtek High Definition Audio
High Definition Audio Device
Playback Device
Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
Recording Device
Microphone (Realtek High Definition Audio)
I pulled one of the OC switches down to overclock by 10% and it work fine and my phenon 955 went from 3.2 to 3.5, but when i try 15% or 20% by switching the other ones pc would not boot at all untill i cleared my cmos, I'm new to overclocking and i don't know much about it.. i got a HAD 922 case with lots of fans and i got a coolermaster v10 cpu cooler which works great. I really want to oc it up to 4.0ghz. Don't know whats going on or why it wouldn't let.. i remember when i tried doing 15% oc my pc turned on and said something about bootmgr and it being corrupt? nothing worked untill i turned it off and cleared cmos.. I don't know what it is that i need to do. I have a Ultra 750wat psu btw. Any help will be greatly appreciatedYour BSOD'ing during load because your cpu is too hot.... now that you've got 4Ghz to boot..back off the voltage (1 step down at a time) until you stay under 45*C.. If you go too low you wont be stable...if you go too high you'll overheat and crash. These chips don't like anything above 50*C.... hell I start to worry about stability at 45*C. AMD states the max (recommended) is 66*C. I say B.S. and just stay under 50*C to be safe.
Also... you will not be able to do 1800mhz ram w/ a 4Ghz CPU clock.... the IMC just isn't strong enough. You'd be much better off at 1333mhz and tightening up your timings a tad. If your looking for graphics performance... OC your NB and HT clocks. You'll gain 12-16 fps in Vantage upping your NB to 2800mhz and your HT to ~2500mhz while keeping the CPU cool and comfortable at ~3.8Ghz. (this is especially helpful if you ever plan on going SLI) -
Hello All,
Just received a new shipment and the computer is not passing POST, Details as follows...
(oops) AMD Phenom II x6 1090T
MSI NF750-G55 BIOS default no software installed yet...
GSkill 4x4GB DDR3 1333
CoolMax 500w +3.3 30A +12v1 18A +12v2 16A -12v 1A 12v 380W
On Board Video
Kingston 128gb SSD and Sony Sata DVD R/W
Getting post to the Checking vRam and it freezes, no input after that recognized. Computer is new, I have tried with just 1 dimm installed (yes in the correct spot) and also with only the CPU, PSU, and keyboard connected. All fail at that point. Post code 008F reads at that point.
Any additional info will be given at request.Check the BIOS chip, as you need at least BIOS 7578v13 for that CPU.
If the board doesn't have that version, you will need a supported CPU to flash it.
It may also be the memory you use, try 1 el-cheapo stick and see if it posts.
And last, if you PSU is this one:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817159062&Tpk=CoolMax%20500w
That piece of junk will not power your system, it's old rubbish. -
NF750-G55 New Build Won't Boot to DVD
I'm doing a rebuild of a system in which the old motherboard failed. This is only the second time I have done a build, so forgive any apparent ignorance. The following describes the system: Motherboard: MSI NF750-G55, CPU: AMD Athlon II X3 450, PSU: Hiper Type R MkII 880W, Case: Antec Three Hundred, Memory: Rendition by Crucial 1 X 4GB, Hard Drive: Seagate 400 GB, DVD: Samsung 22X SpeedPlus. Only the case, PSU and DVD come from the first build I did 18 months ago and were fine until the old MOBO failed.
The problem I'm encountering with the new MSI NF750-G55 is booting to the DVD so I can load Windows Vista onto the hard drive. The POST gives me a Bad CHKSUM error and directs me to bios setup. In setup, the Boot Sequence shows my DVD and hard drives as disabled and won't let me enable either.
I've uninstalled everything, cleared the CMOS and reinstalled everything five times. Nevertheless I am still getting the same error message and can't enable either my DVD drive or hard drive. Therefore, I'm unable to successfully boot up and load windows onto the new hard drive.
I'm out of ideas and ready to return the MOBO to Newegg for another, but I would rather fix the problem. Does anyone have any ideas as to what I can try next before I ask for an RMA?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide this newbie.Quote from: Pixy on 16-April-11, 04:24:53
I've tried loading defaults (both optimized and fail-safe) in bios setup as well as by using F2 in the chksum error screen. All result in a screen that looks like this:
The text that is obscured in the upper part of the screen reads:
BTX loader 1.0 BTX version is 1.01
Console: internal video/keyboard
Bios drive C: is disk 0
Bios 636kB/2030208kB available memory
Once in that screen, the only way out is to unplug the PSU and reset the CMOS.
As I said before, I'm stymied and have no idea what to try next.
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Once in that screen, the only way out is to unplug the PSU and reset the CMOS.
do not do this, just hit reset button then press F11 during BIOS post screen and boot from your optical drive. -
NF750-G55
2X1GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1066
AMD AM3 X4 945 @ 3.0ghz
ULTRA 750w LSP
XFX Radeon HD 5770
New build. Loads Windows 7 fine, everything works fine... except when I try to use the graphics card. Tested the card on another machine and it works perfectly fine. I flashed the bios to 1.3 and still nothing. Tried changing the settings to Primary graphics PCI-E and disabling onboard VGA. All I can do is get it to boot with the card inserted but plugged in to the onboard gpu. If I switch settings back to default I just get full spin up and no post. Anyone know how to fix this?Do >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed
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Hi,
So my dad is addicted to newegg and buys parts just because they're a good deal (even though he probably won't get to ever using them). So while I was home recently I made a build literally out of parts that were lying around. Here's the specs.
MB: MSI nf750-g55
CPU: AMD athlon || X2 X260 3.2g
RAM: 2 gskill ddr31600 pc3 12800 4gbX2
PSU: Thermaltake Purepower(tm) atx 12v 400w
The onboard gpu makes a weird noise so I added an ATI Radeon HD 5450 VC
The problem: So everything worked fine for about a month and a half. Used it as a media center for my tv. One day I left it on while I was doing laundry. I couldn't have been afk for more than 10min, but when I came back , all the aps lights were off, the keyboard and ethernet light was on, and the led on the front of the case was flashing(whatever that meant). So I hrmmed and tried to reboot, no go. When I try to power on, the aps flashs for a sec then nada, no fans, nothing.
Thought it was the PSU so I used a tester on the 400w and everything was fine. But I tried the 650w in my other computer anyway. Replaced the CMOS battery. Reseatted all the hardware. (Except the CPU cause I don't have any thermal compound here. But I know I didn't overpaste). tried without the VC and different RAM. Zero success.
I've seen other threads with the same problem with this board. Is there a flaw or something in this board? This is the first time I've ever had a problem with MSI, my other computer is on a 890FXA. Hopefully someone reads this can help me out.
Because everyone loves emoticons (is this last one flipping the bird?)
So I took the MB out of case , took out the CPU, polished the cooler (again, still looked grainy though), reapplied silver thermal compound, reseat. I plugged in the 24 pin and the 4 pin, prayed, turned on the power button on the MB, and...nothing. APS flashes for a second, CPU fan doesn't come on. Get this, though. When I plug in only the 24pin and not the CPU power connector, I get power. Light 1 on APS stays lit, CPU fan and PSU fan stay on. I turned off the power shortly after because I wasn't sure if this could cause any damage.
So, does this mean the problem is with the CPU? Is the MB refusing power to the CPU to prevent damage? I don't have a spare CPU to test with.
the 650w psu is a Corsair. -
NF750-G55 - BSOD from any enabled network adapter
Hello MSI community,
I am posting this from my phone as my system is BSOD if I enable my network adapter...
I've done multiple troubleshooting restarts disabling and enabling differant components and from I can discern it's the network adapter(s) causing it...
I'm using the built in NVIDIA nForce 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet device. I've updated all system drivers (as far as I can tell) from the Nvidia site. But if this device is enabled I'd get BSOD every 5 mins or so..
I disabled the NForce adapter and tried using a Belkin N Wireless device... But I'm also getting BSOD when that is enabled (which is using a completely different driver).
Has anybody heard of this problem? I'd be happy to upload more system info if needed, as long as my system stays stable long enough to transfer the info. >.<
Info I can provide:
BlueScreenView shows the crash as a UNEXPECTED KERNEL MODE TRAP in address ntosknl.exe+70740
this happens every 5 mins almost exactly.
Mobo: nf750-g55
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4
Memory: 4096mb Corsair DDR3 1333Mhz
The new installation that you did with the new motherboard seems to have a problem.
When you then install the motherboard drivers, try SafeMode.
Have a look in Windows' logs, under Admin..., for errors.
Please mention PSU and Windows version in the list of specs. -
MOVED: NF750-G55 CPU voltage adjustment problem
This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=143087.0Please provide more information for the rest of your system. >> Posting Guide <<
You are using +/- keys on numpad & not +/- next to 'Backspace' key ?
You should be able to get way over 1.2V, look at his thread: http://www.testseek.com/labs/reviews/review-of-msi-nf750-g55-motherboard/?p=2740 -
hi guys i have been given a msi nf750-g55 but the guy hasnt got the installation cd! can any one advise me how to get round this or know anywhere where i can buy one?
Thanks guys
robyou don't really need it,
you can find drivers http://www.msi.com/product/mb/NF750-G55.html#/?div=Driver&os=All
and utilities http://www.msi.com/product/mb/NF750-G55.html#/?div=Utility&os=All
Maybe you are looking for
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[Solved] Boot error: /etc/rc.d/functions /etc/netcfg doesn't exist
Hi everybody, Well, after a bit of playing around, wiki reading and trouble-shooting, i now have an automatic wireless connection at boot via netcfg2 and my wireless profile. Great stuff. By the way, whoever wrote this: http://wiki.archlinux.org/inde
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hello!! I posted this question in the Appleworks forum, and later under Finder and Dock Forum here. I thought that the issue was resolved, but this is not so. here is the problem. I prefer Acrobat to Preview, to work on PDF documents. Therefore, I ha
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UpdateActionInstall - Total actionable updates = 0
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