P67A-GD65 will only enter S1 sleep, will not do S3 sleep

I am currently running the 1.7 BIOS. It seems that, although I have the S3 option enabled under the BIOS, my machine will not enter S3 sleep. It will only go to S1. Is there already a BIOS update that addresses this? This is the ONLY problem I have with this board, otherwise I am totally delighted with it. Thanks in advance.

I had a similar problem with "turbo boost" in my BIOS. With TB enabled it will not wake up from S3 sleep. With TB disabled no problems with waking up from S3 sleep. This problem materialized when I "upgraded" from the OEM bios to the latest BIOS. To this day I can reproduce the problem at will. As requested by the moderators here I sent an email to MSI to let them know, but I never heard back from them.

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Built my initial system in early September.
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MSI P67A-GD65 (B3)
OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W power supply
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System was running fine. Added 2 more sticks of memory and replaced the GTX 285 with a EVGA SuperClocked GTX570. Had no problems for a week.
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Did you do a clear cmos?
See: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=31222.0

Msi p67a gd65 : will a amd r9 280x gpu be compatible ?

hi,
as per the title, will amd r9 280x gpu's work with this msi p67a gd65 mobo ?
will pcie 3 gpu's work on my mobo ?
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You will need to flash the bios to the latest version but other than that it should work fine.
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P67A-GD55 will not post

I am absolutely stuck and about ready to RMA this board as I believe the one I got is DOA, though I'm not 100% so I'm posting here to make sure that it is in fact the motherboard that is faulty and not some other piece. My computer will not post, no beeps, no video; it simply powers on, sort of.
Allow me to describe the problem. When I push the power button, there is a delay of about 5-10 seconds before the computer finally powers on. Once it does power on, it spins up, for maybe 3 seconds, then shuts off, then about a second later, it powers back on again. It will reset itself 5-6 times before finally staying on, then it sits there. No beeps, no post, no video.
Here's what I've done to troubleshoot the issue.
I have removed any attached hardware (video cards, hdds, etc) one at a time to see if one of them was causing the problem, but to no avail. I removed one of the sticks of RAM, that didn't work, then switched the two, also didn't work. I thought it was perhaps the power switch, so I swapped that out, that also didn't work. I tried a different PSU, also a failure. I got down to just the cpu, the motherboard, the psu, and a power switch, and it did the same thing. I double checked the CPU to make sure it was in properly (just in case), and it was in correctly. I'm not sure what else I can do to trouble shoot this board. I cleared the CMOS every time I changed/removed a piece of hardware and even bought a new battery.
Here are my specs:
MSI P67A-GD55
Intel Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge 3.4GHz - Model BX80623I72600K
Thermaltake Frio Heatsink - Model CLP0564
2x CORSAIR Vengeance 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 Memory - Model CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9
CORSAIR CMPSU-850TX 850W ATX12V 2.2 / EPS12V 2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Active PFC Power Supply
NZXT Phantom PHAN-001RD Red ATX Full Tower

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If there are bent pins, what is the best approach to straightening them?
A strong light, a good magnifier, a pair of tweezers, & a steady hand.
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P67A-GD65 questions about RAID, Overclocking, Sleep, etc

Just got this motherboard a couple of months ago. Running Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate. BIOS 1.G0 and yes I am aware that there is a newer version. It's my first MSI board and I have a few questions.
1) I am interested in setting up RAID 0. I have 2x brand new Western Digital 7200 RPM drives that I would like to put into RAID 0 for my OS (and backup to another drive of course). Which ports should I use? The integrated Intel RAID controller or the third party (JMicron or Marvell?), which I have currently disabled in the BIOS to increase boot time. The drives are SATA 3.0 if that matters, not 6.0.
2) I have a Core i7 2600 non-K installed. Would I still be able to use the included MSI tools to overclock, even if the multiplier is fixed? Should I use OC Genie or Afterburner?
3) What are the BIOS settings that I need to tweak to be able to come out of sleep by moving the mouse or pressing a key on the keyboard? I tried enabling the "Resume by USB/PCI/e" options but it always makes it so that the computer comes back out of sleep immediately after Windows starts the go-to-sleep process.
4) I am using this is a server. Is there any BIOS/hardware level power management that I could implement since it's a machine that will likely be powered on 24/7 except for when I decide to put it to sleep?
Edit: and before anyone decides to post some link about the difference between hardware and software raid, I ALREADY KNOW. I am just wondering based on which controller I'll get better performance out of, Intel ICH10R vs Marcel SE9128. All of the forum posts I've seen online are only with regards to SSD drives and not mechanical, which will yield different benchmarks.

1) RAID preference is individual. Since you disabled 3rd party for loading time, will you want to sacrifice loading time now? Do you need to connect more drives to the system as a standalone data drive or just those needed for RAID?
2) Overclocking Q&A, please refer to Overclockers section.
3 & 4) I would use S1 and tweak settings in OS Power Management for hibernation settings. Since it is a server on 24/7, usually, just the monitor will be off and screensaver on. The rest are not needed to be powered off or put to energy saving.

Help!!! Z77A-GD65 will not boot!

Hi guys, I've been running the following setup since may without any fault at all until last night. I don't really overclock at all, only used OC Genie a few times.
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It won't boot in either BIOS, the code that stays constant on the debug led is 37. The whole fan system turns on, including the hydro cooler and gpu fans. You turn the system on and the cpu power flow led's flicker until they settle at just led's 1 and 2. The alarm led never turns on. Nothing comes on the screen, yet the monitor senses a signal. Any ideas what could be the culprit here??? My last MSI mobo has been running since 2003 so I'm kind of stumped here... By what I've read it could be the power supply, but I'm stumped... Please help!

Swap out the discrete graphics card and try with the onboard. Remove the power cord, remove the battery for awhile, clear CMOS, if it will now get in the UEFI/BIOS, reset boot order and other settings, retest. I believe the 37 is the CPU temp reading beginning with some of the newer BIOS releases? Monitor or VGA might be the culprit.

MSI p55 gd65 will not post

hey guys i'm having problems with my MSI p55 gd65
the build is
i7 860
msi p55 gd65
antec signiture 650w
ati 3450
seagate 7200 400GB hdd
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( i know some parts are under powered but it is going to form the basis of my new home server)
anyway i managed to get server 2008 R2 installed last night so all was working for a while but after restarting after changing the comp name and registering with Microsoft (i.e first actions) the computer refuses to post.
upon pressing the power button the power supply ticks as though there is a shot in the build somewhere , however i have tried to build this both inside and outside of a case and the same occurs.
Thinking it could be a psu issue i tried powering another machine with the psu and it fired no problems.
so i thought i would strip down the mother board to basics and ran the board with memory and cpu only the same occurred i have tried various different combinations of Hardware but to no avail. the only little joy i did have is when i removed the 4 pin mobo connector and then hte board starts going into a loop of lighting up the board leds for less than a second then tripping out as previous
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i have tried everything i can think of is it time to RMA the board i just feel that there is something i maybe overlooking

I have tried both of the above and the same still occurs
i have tried a different psu from the machine i am typing from now and had no joy
i believe for whatever reason my motherboard is dead (or at least shorting for some reason)
unless there are any other ideas i think i'm going RMA

Will updating my P67A-GD65 BIOS delete my OC profiles?

basically, as the title says.
if I flash the BIOS on my MSI P67A-GD65, will it delete all of the OC profiles? or will all of the previous settings be kept?
also, what is the best, stable BIOS to date?
I'm tired of the irritating RAM issues with the older BIOS I'm using so I've decided enough is enough and I'm going to update it, provided my OC profiles and settings won't be deleted.
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Quote from: lucas4 on 09-November-11, 06:11:49
basically, as the title says.
if I flash the BIOS on my MSI P67A-GD65, will it delete all of the OC profiles? or will all of the previous settings be kept?
also, what is the best, stable BIOS to date?
I'm tired of the irritating RAM issues with the older BIOS I'm using so I've decided enough is enough and I'm going to update it, provided my OC profiles and settings won't be deleted.
thanks.
Previous settings are maintained, but only guaranteed to work with your previous BIOS so use on a new version at your own risk as may cause unexpected results.
I do find this useful though as you can refer back to previous settings when duplicating for the new BIOS settings.
Don't forget to clear the CMOS whenever updating the BIOS too before applying new settings.
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There is no output from that command line? Maybe the pid changed.
I'll repeat what I am trying to find out...
1. You do a pmset -g on the terminal.
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3. The ps ax | grep n is supposed to display what the process associated with n is.
It's the output from step 3 that should indicate what is causing you not to sleep.
But speaking of sleep, that's where I am going.

P67A-GD65 (B3) will not boot with external USB DVD connected.

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Quote from: cadhopper on 24-March-11, 07:19:08
I just came to the forum for the same reason. I'm glad you had a thread already going. Mine is a Seagate 1.5T USB 2.0 hard drive and the screen reads 98 in the lower right corner. Hopefully MSI will get this fixed soon. Other than that the new system is running great.
They are working on it. They sent me a BETA BIOS to try out. The BIOS v1.10B3 was dated 3-17-2011 and it nearly bricked my system though. Here is the response I sent to them the other night after a few hours with a massive headache trying to bring my system back up:
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Tried the new BIOS. While it did indeed fix the USB DVD boot issue and let me boot into windows it created a few new issues. After flashing the new BIOS would not recognize my old overclocking profiles from the v1.8 BIOS.. "hole" error. So I manually adjusted all the settings and saved the new settings. I copied them EXACTLY from my previous settings.. I had screenshots which I had printed out as a fool-proof guide. After rebooting I could no longer get into windows. BSOD. If I tried entering the BIOS by tapping the DEL button while booting the system would freeze at the "entering setup...." screen and never progress into the actual BIOS. I unplugged the power, waited a few minutes and held the clear CMOS button on the back panel down for a few seconds. After rebooting I no longer had video output. After much trial and error I ended up having to also unplug my LCD and cycle power on it as well to get video back. But could still bot get into the BIOS by tapping the DEL key during boot. Luckily I have a laptop with all the files on it and I was able to finally re-flash back to the v1.8 BIOS from a USB drive. I'm not sure what exactly you changed.. but I don't think this new BIOS version should leave BETA status.
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There were some changes to the CPU voltage, so your overclock settings may not work properly. We are still working on a 1.A release version. It will be updated to our website soon. http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P67A-GD65--B3-.html#/?div=BIOS
I only wish they had informed me of the changes to the CPU voltage up front or included a change log so I could have made an informed decision as to whether or not I wanted to try the BETA BIOS. I was under the impression (mistakenly) that it simply addressed the USB DVD issue. I'll wait for the new release BIOS. I can live without the external USB DVD being plugged in at boot. Bricking my MOBO and having to RMA would be a far less desirable outcome. :p That said.. I'd still recommend this MOBO. It has relatively few issues and MSI support is responsive so far.

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