Overclocking issue with X99S SLI board

I just put together my system with an X99S SLI Plus MB, and i7 5820K CPU.
If I use the OC Genie, it will clock my CPU at 3.8Ghz (38x100).
However, If I turn off the Genie and trying manual overclocking, it will not allow me to modify the CPU ratio, locking it at 3.3Ghx (33x100).
It says that the multiplier can only be modified with a CPU that allows it.
I have a "K" processor, and OC Genie changes the CPU ratio when active, so I am not sure why I cannot change it manually.
Am I missing something?
System Specs:
X99S SLI Plus MB
Core i7 5820K CPU
Kingston Hyper-X DDR4, 2666

The BIOS version is: E7885IMS V1.7(170)
Here are some shots with OC Genie, and without:

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OK guys, just a little update. My OC is now showing up in Windows and is now making a difference in my benchmark scores. All I had to do was drop the multi to 8 and then up the fsb to 1600 (for 3.2 ghz) and it booted normally. It's passed prime for 8 hours now, so I have no reason to believe its not stable.
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OK guys, just a little update. My OC is now showing up in Windows and is now making a difference in my benchmark scores. All I had to do was drop the multi to 8 and then up the fsb to 1600 (for 3.2 ghz) and it booted normally. It's passed prime for 8 hours now, so I have no reason to believe its not stable.
Still not sure why my OC wouldn't work in windows until I dropped my multi tho, any suggestions?
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hiya nocturnal
1st in Integrated Peripherals / IDE Function Setup....disable sata1/sata2 dma transfer and enable sata3/sata4 dma transfer...sata 3 is top on left side of board one closest to cpu.
2nd ... Cell Menu / DRAM configuration is where you set memory timing 1T/2T
3rd...Cell Menu / AGP Frequency ..set it to 67
just My 2 cents but why don't you take Everything back to stock (cpu & vid card) , Do the above and see if it will boot. the biggest problem you have (my opinion) is your memory...you do not state if it is pc3200/400 ...if it is go 200 Max Memclock (step 2, 1st option)
set the CAS settings to stock..see if you can boot to windows, then and only then go Play as in see what your sandie will do with that memory..Leave your vid card stock until you get a stable windows enviorment...also if you do shift F2 ..alt F3 it opens up other settings within our bios
I believe you will be upgrading your memory real soon if ya got the o/c bug
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Thanks for trying to help though I couldn't find a button to delete the topic so I thought locking it would be a good alternative.
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Yes, well partly at least:
- found my USB ports to work after I enabled all the options there were in bios (that's a start!)
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So far, so good at least.
Then I remembered my short "voyage" with a Z87 board. Simply entering numbers seems to work. I like the idea as it keeps total newbies away, but I hate it for not seeing any kind of range.
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Thanks for trying to help though I couldn't find a button to delete the topic so I thought locking it would be a good alternative.
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Originally posted by Eddio1
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http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=612
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Is there a tutorial for the basic BIOS set up for this mobo?
Manual for your mobo
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/X99S-SLI-PLUS.html#down-manual
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Is there anything else I have to do in BIOS before I load Windows 8.1?
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Install all the drivers from your driver DVD
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Hi people,
I would really appreciate some help this this problem im having. It’s a bit long winded but ill try to keep it short.
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Can you furnish us some additional info on the 4 sticks of memory that you have? Also on the power supply? There is a label on the side of it that lists the manufacturer of the power supply and the amperage output for the 12volt power rail.
Thanks for your reply. here is some more info:
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I am unable to get a decent manual overclock with this board. The OC GENIE overclock is about the best stable OC I can get which is only 4.2ghz and this processor should reach much higher. Anyways here are my specs:
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Gigabyte HD6850 OC
2 x Vertex 3 SSDs in raid 0
700 watt PSU
Thermaltake Frio CPU cooler
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Basing on experience, the latest bios are only best used when running Ivy Bridge cpu. With my i5 2500K before, I didn't have any issues overclocking it at 4.3ghz [Auto V] using official 1.J0 Bios until I upgraded to 4.xx bios. I couldn't overclock it at all. I went back to Bios 1.J0, problem solved. Since your using Sandy Bridge cpu, I suggest you do the same. I am using P67a-GD65 which is simply an older brother of your board.
Btw, my settings when I was running i5 2500K. Hope it helps, good luck!
EUP 2013          [Disabled]
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]
Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P)   [Disabled]
DRAM Frequency         [DDR3-1866MHz]
DRAM Timing Mode      [Link]
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Spread Spectrum     [Disabled]
VDroop Control        [Low VDroop]
CPU Core Voltage     [Auto]
CPU I/O Voltage     [Auto]
DRAM Voltage        [1.507 V]
System Agent Voltage(SA)   [Auto]
CPU PLL Voltage         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_CA_A         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_CA_B         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_DA_A         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_DA_B         [Auto]
PCH 1.05         [Auto]
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Limit CPUID Maximum      [Disabled]
Execute Disable Bit      [Enabled]
Intel Virtualisation Tech   [Disabled]
Intel VT-D Tech         [Disabled]
Power Technology      [Custom]
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Intel C-State         [Enabled]
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3-Core Ratio Limit      43
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This is a copy from my post on the Vista forums havent gotten much help there.
Describe the problem in detail!
I just built a new system on December 22nd 2008. I do Tier 2 and 3 Helpdesk work so I can work my way around a system. I put the machine together installed Vista did all the updates got all the newest drivers. Basically since I have built the Machine it will just randomly restart. It will not display a BSOD, I have auto restart turned off, and it does not create an event in the event viewer. It is almost like someone touched the reset button.
When did the problem start?
December 22nd 2008 the day I built the machine.
What have you tried to fix it?
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What is the error message (of any)?
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I do get warnings about something called FLASH.SYS but I cannot seem to track down what this is.
What was the last thing you did before the problem started?
Built the machine.
What are your system specs?
Vista 64
MSI Eclipse SLI X58
12 Gigs Crucial ram matched to the MoBo using the crucial matching system on the crucial website. The MoBo supports up to 24 and I am using Vista 64bit.
Antec P190 Case (Dual power supplies for a total of 1.2 KW of power)
Intel Core I7 2.66
Creative Extreme Gamer Edition PCI E sound card
Mcaffee
BFG 260 GTX
Coolmaster V8 cooler (CPU under stress runs about 70f well below the max of 208f)
Do you have a screenshot?
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Any suggestions?

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12 Gigs Crucial ram matched to the MoBo using the crucial matching system on the crucial website.
Please provide a link to the Crucial Product site for your memory modules and make a screenshot of the CPU-Z "SPD" view.
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My next step is to take out 6 gigs of RAM and see if the issue goes away.
Test one memory module only and see what happens. If things seem fine, add one more module and test again (and so on).

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The Mac was sent to TX and a new system board was put in it and the very latest OS (10.5.2) was installed on the hard drive.
The Apple store added my profile so you think everything would be good?
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The name of the directory was the name of my MAC. The old directory was also the name of my MAC but with the new OS software release it was stated that you could not use any special characters when naming your MAC or TM may not recognize your backup files (there is a note on this under support).
The new name is FirstnameLastnameMacBookPro17 the old name was Firstname Lastname’s MacBookPro 17”. TM created a new directory named FirstnameLastnameMacBookPro17 and this was the only files that are visible in TM.
I deleted the new directory and renamed my MAC back to the old name and TM created a NEW directory with the old name. Now there were 2 directories with the same “old” name. I can not get TM to use the old directory and display the old backup files.
I was able to drag and drop the files and applications I needed from the previous backup folders back to where I needed them to be so all is not lost but I can not restore files from TM.
Also I renamed my MAC back to FirstnameLastnameMacBookPro17 and TM automatically changed the name of the new directory to the new name.
I tried to drag old backup folders from the old TM directory to the new TM directory but received an error that the files can not be modified.
The only thing that I can think is that when the system board was replaced TM got confused and did not recognize it as the same system. So now I am starting my backup history all over again. The old backup files are good, the only thing is that I have to drag and drop items I want from those folders to the location I want. I can not use the old backup files in TM.
Dose any one have a magic pill (red or blue) I can take to make the old files visible in TM?

I decided not to worry about the syncing my TM. I was just at the Apple store and they have decided to replace my MacBookPro. I am going to start my backups on the new system all over again. I know I can drag and drop files that I want from the old files to the new system if I want and that will be go enough.

Overclocking issue with a Z68A-G43 MB and 4*2 GB DDR3 Gskill memory kits

Hi,
On my old MB, I overclocked my I5 2500k CPU to 4.2 Ghz , It was running with 4*2GB DDR3 modules and everything was stable since several months.
I use the same components on my new Z68A-G43 MB but I don't manage to start my PC in the same conditions.
The PC runs well in normal mode (not OC ) with the 4x2GB DDR3 modules
The PC runs well when overclocked to 4.2 Ghz (and it is very stable) with 2*2 GB GSkill DDR3 (1600 MHz CAS 7, reference - F3-12800CL7 2GBECO) modules placed in DIMM 1 & 3
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Same problem with 2x2 GB KINGSTON DDR3 (1600 MHz CAS 9, reference 99005403 - 125.A01LF ) modules placed in DIMM 2 & 4
I tried the most of the recommended settings in the overclocking forum: OC genie enabled or not , XMP enabled or not , timings manually set according to information given by CPUZ , decreasing the frequency of the DDR3 to 1333 Mhz...
In summary, my PC refuses to boot due to a memory issue (3 beeps at launch) when I put 4*2GB of DDR3 with a 4.2 Ghz OC (whereas it was running fine for months on my old motherboard P67A- GD65 ).
The PC runs fine with 4*2GB of DDR3 without OC or with only 2*2GB of DDR3 with a 4.2 Ghz OC.
Do you have any idea how to solve this problem ?
thank you for your advice

Yes. Get a factory matched and tested together RAM kit. Corsair work well on this series mainboard. That or try to increase the DRAM V. to 1.65v's, loosen the timings for all sticks to 9 9 9 24, CR 2. Good luck!

870A-G54 overclocking issue with new bios 17.D

I have my config in my signature. Flashing this new BIOS 17.D made my motherboard impossible for overclocking what is sad. No matter how I try the frequency won't go more than default. Computer just doesn't start. So I had to roll back to BIOS 17.10.
But at least RAM was detected fine so I had all my 8gb.
I wish MSI will make a new and better update with AM+3 suppport, full ram and overclocking possibilities. Because version 17.D is no go for sure.

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me the same,
what does that mean ? you are experiencing the same problems with the same BIOS and have reverted to the BIOS that works for you, or you have reported it to MSI technical so that they can address your apparant problem ?

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