P55-GD65 and Acrylux Wireless

I currently having trouble with a P55-GD65 and Acrylux Wireless KB009W-B keyboard with a particular port. I sent the keyboard for RMA already and I have a replacement. Before the keyboard RMA, I would have random shut down and sleep with this particular port along with intermittent connectivity. Now, I have repeated looped keystrokes and disconnects issues.
It's this port:
I'll try using another a port but what is different with this one? Underpowered?
BIOS 1.8
Windows 7 Pro x64
Drivers are current

Bad port, if you don't really need it it's probably not worth the cost for RMA shipping. Simply block it off with a piece of tape and let it be. Choice is yours whether to RMA or let it be. Could simply be what is called a 'cold solder joint' where the port terminals attach to MB.

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Anyone else having issues with the new 1156 GD65 motherboard and true image?
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USB keyboard and mice work fine in bios and in the OS. Maybe some new setting in bios that needs toggled, not sure!

A few users reported similar problems with Acronis here:
http://msi-forum.de/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=92266
However, the board in that thread is a P55-CD53.
At the moment it is unclear, if the problems are BIOS Related (which I rather doubt) or if they have to do with Acronis (newest hardware not fully supported yet). I suggest you contact Acronis about your issues first.

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Windows XP SP1 fails to detect Dual Lans.
Windows XP SP2 manages to detect Dual Lans but takes 2 - 3 minutes before it can initialize them. Till than, I can't use internet.
Also, I could not disable IEEE 1334 connection on Windows XP SP2.
I experienced these issues without anti-virus.
What are the causes of these issues?

Yes I did. It did not helped though.
However, I noticed that my FDD was not properly connected. And I fixed it. Don't know if this issue was somehow related.
I now have installed Vista Ultimate and things work perfect. No delays or anything on LAN connectivity.
Though, if I experience any issues than I would let you know.
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P55-GD65 and Kingston HYPER X XMP Predator Series

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I need your help to know the compatibility of my motherboard with the new DDR3 2400 Mhz like the Kingston HYPER X XMP Predator 2x4GB 2400 Mhz. Currently I use the kit 6GB OCZ OCZ3OB1600LV6GK. The bios version is 1.B.
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Well, first off, OCZ as far as I know gave up making RAM quite awhile ago as they were riddled with problems. 6GB, you were using a kit engineered for a triple channel system? It is impossible for your system to support 2400 RAM speed. The Kingston 2400's will probably default and run at 1066 or 1333 ok, above that may be a bit of a challenge. Be prepared for a lot of tweaking and trial and error testing above 1333.
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P55-GD65 Wont start Phase 4 LED wont come on

I just got a P55-GD65 and i got every thing on i have to say my PSU isint very good but i want to make sure that its a PSU problem before i go out bouying a 120$ PSU. The components are 2x2GB 2000MHZ OCZ memorys, an HD 4850 as video card and a i5 as the CPU, when i turn on it starts all the Phase LED's go on except for the Phase 4 LED, at first i tought it was a memory problem, i solved it puting both memorys in the black slot and it stoped beeping 3 times. but now it just turns on, all the leds go on except for the 4 phase led and after 4 seconds it goes off agian and goes back on and keeps doing the same thing over and over agian( going on and off on and off).... can someone help me ???!? its not the video card i tested it in a friends pc, might be memory havent tested it cuz i dont have another DDR3 supporting mobo.. PLZ HELP! im going crazy!! plz someone tell me its PSU!!!!
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Quote from: emer50n link=topic=132988.msg1000594#msg1000594 date=12595034a
i did this procedure (clearing cmos and puting only 1 memo on 1 DIMM slot) now what happens is that every thing goes on i get no noises but nothing happens i get just a black screen and the video wont boot up(the pc wont turn off nowbut wont boot)... eny more ideas ?
You have inserted ur RAM on the very first slot (The blue one) right?? ...... Insert that in the first black slot on left side, thats the 1DIMM slot..... If you wanna use ur 2nd ram as well, then insert that in the 2nd black slot.... I don't think its ur PSU.

P55-GD65 - SATA port and driver installs for SSD ?

Please can anyone help...
I have a MSI P55-GD65 mb (AMI BIOS v1.2/012.020.000.015) and am about to do a clean install of Win 7 64 bit onto an unused Crucial M4 SSD (firmware rev 010G). After disconnecting my existing HDD from SATA1.....
Q1 Should I update the mb BIOS? I currently have no probs....if it aint broke....
Q2 Which SATA port should I connect the SSD to?
   SATA 1-6 ports are Intel P55, SATA7 is supported by JMicron JMB363
Assuming the next steps are:
   plug CD/DVD drive into SATA 4
   boot into the BIOS, enable AHCI and set the SSD as the primary boot drive after the CD/DVD drive
   boot from the Windows 7 disc and install the OS,
Q3What do I do about installing drivers?
Allow any default drivers to install from Win7, then install drivers from the mb disc (starting with chipset drivers), then update them with the latest from MSI. Or what?
I understand that rebooting after installing each driver (and the updates) is a good idea (NickN from SimForums), but this suggests a lot of reboots !
If some reboots can be left till several drivers are in, at which points should reboots be done if there are 5 or 6 drivers+updates to install? I wouldn't be bothering with any RAID configuration or the floppy drivers.
Finally..
Q4 At what point do I perform the firmware update of the Crucial SSD (to rev 040H) ? I'm assuming a driver install will be required for this.
Thanks

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Q1 Should I update the mb BIOS? I currently have no probs....if it aint broke....
If all is well don't do anything.
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Q2 Which SATA port should I connect the SSD to?
SATA 1-6 ports are Intel P55, SATA7 is supported by JMicron JMB363
All of the ports are SATA II, so any port 1-6 would be fine. I suggest port 1 or the purchase of a sata III card. IE:
http://www.amazon.com/SIIG-SATA-6Gb-2-Port-PCIe/dp/B006Q4MGOM/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1368545006&sr=1-3&keywords=sata+iii+card
Although I won't make a huge amount of difference.
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Q3What do I do about installing drivers?
Allow any default drivers to install from Win7, then install drivers from the mb disc (starting with chipset drivers), then update them with the latest from MSI. Or what?
I leave the internet disconnected until I have loaded all of the drivers. I also generally do an F6 installation with the most recent AHCI / Raid drivers available if applicable.
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Q4 At what point do I perform the firmware update of the Crucial SSD (to rev 040H) ? I'm assuming a driver install will be required for this.
If there is a firmware update available, the best thing to do would be to install the ssd in another computer, update the firmware, then place it in your computer. (or keep the existing hdd in for a moment to do this)
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MSI P55-GD65 Freezing and BSOD Problem?

Hello I got a weird problem with my new PC, I bought some new components to my PC (I5 750, MSI P55 GD65, 2x2GB RAM DDR3 Corsair TW3XG1333C9DHX), Well the problem is that I'm getting freezing issues everytime (Sometime just surfing on internet, other times doing nothing at all) and sometimes BSOD. I check even log and all it said is "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly."
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Quote from: chad179 on 28-June-10, 09:17:30
If u mean how the voltage is set on those thing there it is:
High vdrop----------------------------Low vdrop
vcore - Auto (1.22500v)---------------1.30
vtt - Auto (1.097v)--------------------1.22
dram voltage- 1.600v-------------------1.65
pll -Auto (1.800v)-----------------------1.85
pch - Auto (1.050v)----------------------1.10
Change those voltages to the onee's on the right. Change your memory back to 1t, use the lower qpi setting, and 5x memory multiplyer. I really believe its because your using a incorrect memory multiplyer. With these voltages and a good cpu cooler you can run blk up to 180. Let me know what happens.
It's safe to do all this change?

Problem with sound in p55 gd65

hello
i have a problem in my system and i dont know its from mainbord or other devices
when i playing game or watching movie,suddenly the sound is cutting down(stoping) and cpu usage going up(25 or 30 %)
in game i had no sound and game play was with tik and also in watchig film
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Use MSI Afterburner and set lower or fixed clocks for the graphics card.Enable Unofficial OVerclocking and set a fixed 2D clock to be applyed at start up ,see what happens.
Play a little with the 2D/3D clocks.I ve saw somewhere on a forum a issue with a similar mobo from some other vendor and another video card.The problems of that user stopped when he lowered the clocks of the video card.
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P55-GD65 takes long time in BIOS before booting

Did a search on "long boot" but nothing relevant.
Sorry if this has been already covered.
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SATA DVD-RW
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Windows XP SP3
The system runs OK as it is, although I haven't really beat on it yet.
It just takes a really long time in the BIOS before it gets around
to booting the system.
Power up to initial BIOS screen 14 sec
Shows "USB Device(s)..." for about 45 seconds, then shows the
ATA and SATA devices for an instant, then blank screen.
35 seconds after that to Windows boot
Is there any setting I can tweak to speed this up?
I had hoped this rig would be faster than the GA-7DXR+Athlon
XP 1.9 it is hopefully going to replace.
I read another post about memory timimg, but BIOS shows 1333.
Thanks all...

Quote from: teco on 04-February-10, 11:23:55
Did a search on "long boot" but nothing relevant.
Sorry if this has been already covered.
First MSI board after two Giga-bytes:
P55-GD65
Core i5-650
2x Corsair XMS3 DDR3 (DDR1333), total 4GB
ATA133 HDD
SATA DVD-RW
MSI R4550 graphics card
Windows XP SP3
The system runs OK as it is, although I haven't really beat on it yet.
It just takes a really long time in the BIOS before it gets around
to booting the system.
Power up to initial BIOS screen 14 sec
Shows "USB Device(s)..." for about 45 seconds, then shows the
ATA and SATA devices for an instant, then blank screen.
35 seconds after that to Windows boot
Is there any setting I can tweak to speed this up?
I had hoped this rig would be faster than the GA-7DXR+Athlon
XP 1.9 it is hopefully going to replace.
I read another post about memory timimg, but BIOS shows 1333.
Thanks all...
disconnect any storages[hard disk, optical disk, usb devices] & Retest

Is my P55-GD65 dead on arrival? No response at all.

I'm not getting anything out of my new board. I've built many systems before, but this doesn't seem to be working right. I've got:
- power supply connected at both the main power connector and the 8-pin aux power connector
- CPU installed with fan plugged in
- 2 DIMS of RAM installed
- video card installed with PCI power plugged in
- no front panel connections
- board is sitting on my table, not in the case
When I flip on the power switch on the PS, I don't get any LEDs on the board lighting up. I couldn't find anything in the manual about a power LED except for the 6 CPU voltage phase LEDs across the top of the board, but I don't know if those should be lit without the machine fully on or not.
Should the power and OC'ing buttons at the bottom be backlit when the machine is off? Shouldn't I be able to use the power button on the board to power up the machine without the front-panel switch? I get no fans or drives spinning. Should I be getting any voltage readings from the test pins when the machine is off, or only when running?
I tried my old power supply with the same results.
I'm guessing the board will need to be returned, but I just wanted to get a second opinion.

Thanks for the replies.
Before I pulled the board out of the case to test it on my table, I did try powering up the system from the front panel power button. When that didn't work, I removed the board from the case in the event the board was shorting out in the case.
I'm assuming that the power button on the board itself should work to turn the system on instead of shorting the pins for the front panel button.
So, on the P55-GD65 specifically, should there be any LEDs lit on the board when the PSU is on, but the computer is powered off?
Thanks

[WTA] MSI P55-GD65 6 phase on all the time? Where's APS?

Hello, First Post here..
I bought a MSI P55-GD65 lately and it runs spectacular and overclocks nicely. the newer BIOS 1.6 is noticably more stable when High VDroop is used than the BIOS 1.5, resulting in more power-efficient system of my own despite overclocking .
But nonetheless, i have some issues i would like to be answered:
1. When I use BIOS 1.5, the core voltage would be dropped to 0.896 (CPU-Z) when i set the core voltage as auto and all the power saving features enabled (C1E & EIST Enabled, C6 state selected, Turbo Mode off). but when i flash into BIOS 1.6, the same setting does not result in decreased voltage, the core clock still slows down though like it used to be. Maybe the next revision of BIOS will fix it?
2. I searched this forum about APS on P55-GD65, i have found that somebody here had testified that the BIOS 1.6 fixes the all-phase-working problem, as i was having the same problem too. Then i decided to flash to 1.6 too (which work flawlessly with your USB Flasher by the way, kudos ). But the problem still persists. APS only works when i apply through Control Center. i wonder about APS statement of "will work regardless of operating system" is a true and automated one. And yeah, i have tried to clear CMOS and run it on nominal mode and still no changes from BIOS 1.5. The 6 phase LED is lit all the time unless i "apply" in Control Center.
My Current system are:
MSI P55-GD65 (Lotes ILM)
I5 750
HD 5770
Silverstone Zeus 750Watt
WDC Black 500GB
Windows 7 Ultimate
Thanks for your attention.

Quote from: chrisjb on 19-January-10, 17:13:56
you have to run the cpu at default settings so (133mhz X multiplier) the slight overclock of the cpu will disable power saving so all the phase leds will constantly be lit up.
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Are using BIOS 1.3 because of XPM problems with other versions.

P55-GD65 BSOD Issues, Help very much appreciated!

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I recently bought a new PC with a P55-GD65 motherboard and Im getting a lot of blue screens.
I started a topic on SevenForums and attached all dump files but it seems the problem is hard to pin down.
The topic and dump files can be found here: http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/48197-please-help-bsod-new-windows-7-x64-pc.html
Im using the latest BIOS (1.5), Im running Windows 7 x64 Home Premium with latest updates and Im using the latest MSI drivers for the Motherboard.
The only software installed is:
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- Steam and Modern Warfare 2
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On SevenForums I was advised to check my harddrives, I runned HD Tune and my drives showed no errors.
I was also advised to run memtest, Im running it for over 4.5 hours now without any errors.
I realy dont know what I can do anymore. Do you guys have any advise what else I can try?
I have changed nothing in the BIOS itself and Im not overclocking the system.
Should I manually adjust some settings maybe?
Below is my hardware configuration:
CPU: Intel Core i7-860 2899 1156
Motherboard: MSI P55-GD65 (BIOS 1.5)
Memory: 4GB (2 modules of 2GB): OCZ Platinum Low Voltage OCZ3P1333LV4GK
Graphics Card Gigabyte GTX 280 (latest nvidea driver)
PSU: Be Quiet dark power pro 750w
Monitor(s) Displays Samsung 226BW
Case Lian Li PC-p80
Cooling CPU: Scythe Mugen 2 SCMG-2000, VGA: Stock case: Stock
Hard Drives System drive: Intel SSD 80GB 70/250 X25M data: 160GB 10k raptor
I hope someone can help.
Thanks in advance

Quote from: Wonkanoby on 17-February-10, 22:46:31
http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/memory/ocz_ddr3_pc3_10666_platinum_low_voltage_dual_channel
try 1.65 or 1.7v

P55-GD65 Problem Freezes / Shuts Down unexpextedly

Hi all,
I've recently received a replacement P55-GD65 part for my pc upgrade. The first mobo was broken but I'm not sure wether the current one is any better.
I have a freezing problem with my set up. After I power up it goes to post and lauches windows. However, within 5 to 10 minutes the system just shuts down on its own. Sometimes this happens already in BIOS when I've been looking around for a solution for some time.
After power down pressing the power button doesn't help. I have to disconnect power cord from PSU and wait a bit before reconnecting for the power button to work again.
I've been reading other posts and people have the similar problems, but none of the solutions have resolved my problem.
I've tried putting OC genie on - no solution.
I've tried using only 1 memory - no solution. and yes I've taken the memories out and reincerted them.
I've tried setting BIOS to optimized defaults - no solution.
I've tried setting memory speed down from Geil automatic 1333MHz to 1060MHz - no solution.
I've tried setting memory voltage up from Geil automatic 1,5V to 1,6V - no solution.
I've tried taking CPU out and replaced it in the socket - no solution.
I've updated Intel drivers from MSI website.
I've updated other drivers from the CD that came with the mobo.
BIOS version is 1.3
There has been a lot of discussion about corsair memory modules but none about the GEIL ones I have. Has anyone experience with the memory I have? According to MSI website P55-GD65 is tested with a dual setup of 2g Geil memory that I have, and should be ok.
Can anyone lend a hand so that I can get my pc running. This has by far been the most troublesome upgrade for me.
Thanks for replies!

Quote from: Henry on 14-December-10, 16:30:10
TheManitee, 1st you hijack this thread demanding help and you don't even have the same MB & other parts. Please start your own new topic instead of hijacking another persons. >> Please read and comply with the Forum Rules << >> Posting Guide <<
To me it looks like not a single one of you has bothered to up date BIOS which has over time had numerous memory compatibility fixes.
Update BIOS, get Crucial RAM.
>> Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher <<
I am not able to update the bios because my pc would crash before allowing me to. I asked MSI to update the BIOS before sending the board to me.

P55-GD65 registers only half of memory (now won't even boot)

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MSI P55-GD65
Patriot Sector 5 PGV34G1600ELK 2X2GB
Intel i7 860
CHIEFTEC 500W
NV 7900 gs (connected for diagnostic reasons)
First, BIOS recognized only half amount of RAM (2gb from 4gb)
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Then, i found on this board that CPU bented pins could cause the problem, so i checked pins, and they seems to look fine (Hi res photo of pins)
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i just bought my MSI P55-GD80 yesterday. i just hope i wont be getting the same issue as some other guys do.
im planning on building my new rig tomorrow because i dont have my memory cards and video card yet(might get these items tomorrow).
so yeah, i will be checking the CPU seating. will try to seat it once then remove it for the pin contacts checking. and i hope too that the mobo i got has at least the 1.4 BIOS version, because to tell the truth i never done any BIOS flashing before(actually ive done it once with my XPS 630i rig and it went easy for me to do. i dont know whats the procedure for the MSI boards so no idea at all). and to tell the truth, this is my first time building my own rig so im a bit excited and i prioritize durability(long lasting) and always hoping not to get any problem building my very own rig for the first time.
**so here is my question :
how will i know if the CPU pad doesnt have a good contact with the socket pins?
what should i do if after checking i find out that my CPU pad doesnt have a good contact with the socket pins?
what if after checking i find out my CPU doesnt have good contact with the socket pins but with my GD80 reading 4gb of my memory cards?
if you wanna know where i got my board, i bought it here in japan from a known computer parts retailer. and yes im living here for now and its really hard for me to return my product if its faulty because, first im not that good at speaking japanese language, and second they might have different procedure for returning products that i might not know.
thanks in advance, will appreciate any help and reply,
Skaahr
***edited : i just checked the sticker from my mobo which i read from the other topic that tells it shows the BIOS version in your mobo, the tiny green sticker shows me this " IMS140 " does it means i have the 1.4 BIOS version?

Does MSI P55-GD65 support eSata hot-plug?

I believe the title is self-explanatory, but I'll explain anyway..
I have a MSI P55-GD65 motherboard which has an onboard eSata port. I have a second eSata port in the front plate of my case.. The thing is, that the only way for it to recognize my eSata external hard drive, is if the drive is connected and powered BEFORE I boot my PC. Not very convenient when it comes to portable devices. Is there anything I have to change in the BIOS or any drivers I should install (for Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit) so that I can power on and off my drive while my PC is working?

Actually, I did some more digging after my post, I figured out how to do it (I tweaked the registry because I had installed Windows 7 with sata mode set to IDE), and now it works fine..
There's only one issue. My external drive does not appear in the devices I can "safely remove". So I don't know how risky it is to just turn of my HDD while the PC is powered on..

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