Power for 1 second, the off. Z87-GD65 Gaming + i7-4770k

New build today...
Z87-GD65 Gaming + i7-4770k
Corsair AX850
Corsair 2x8GB slot 2&4
Press the power button, and the CPU tries to spin, case fan spins and lights for < sec, then power off. No LCD codes.
The AX850 is a returned FRYS PSU, so i'm hoping that the PSU the problem, but I thought I'de check here for other ideas before return the tomorrow.
Tried resetting cables, taking out memory, etc..
Am I missing something here?

I was in the similar situation few month ago, just with the z77 board.
At that time, I had accidentally bent some pins on the socket and that was causing my shut downs.
You should check them as well.

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Im hoping someone can help me. Im having a few difficulties overclocking the i5 4670k on the superb motherboard the Msi z87-gd65 gaming
Im not sure where to even start. I did watch a youtube video that suggested cpu ration 46 and cpu core voltage 1.220 but I get a BSOD
Can anyone help please?

Quote from: headshotmsi on 10-November-13, 21:01:30
Hello.
Im hoping someone can help me. Im having a few difficulties overclocking the i5 4670k on the superb motherboard the Msi z87-gd65 gaming
Im not sure where to even start. I did watch a youtube video that suggested cpu ration 46 and cpu core voltage 1.220 but I get a BSOD
Can anyone help please?
Start upping your voltage, my chip needs [email protected] and for stability at 4.4 it needs 1.38.
Those guys on YouTube definitely got a better chip
Once you get enough voltage to boot into windows without bsod start stability testing. Make sure to set volts to override
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Question about Z87-GD65 Gaming 7.1 HD Audio

Hi, I am interested in the new Z87 GD65 gaming motherboard, it looks cool but I have a question about the 7.1 HD Audio.
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Quote from: mongkb on 06-June-13, 12:49:25
Does it only support through S/PDIF output?
Yes.
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Z87-GD65-GAMING.html
Click on Specifications / Detail.
Audio
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Hello,
Some time ago i bought the MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming motherboard and every now and then try to enable OC Genie.
Every time i do this the pc gets a BSOD.
Anything i should change or ?
System:
Motherboard: MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming (bios version 1.8)
CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K Boxed
Cooling: Corsair Hydro H80i
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance LP CML8GX3M2A1600C9
GPU: Point of View GeForce GTX 670 Dual Fan
PSU: Cooler Master VS V550S
HD: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB
Case: Corsair Obsidian 550D
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MSI Z87 GD65 Gaming and msata speed issue...

Hi,
So I'm running the MSI Z87 GD65 Gaming with a 128GB SanDisk msata. Now it all works perfectly; no BSOD or crashes, but what I have noticed is that sometimes when the PC boots and I look in Intel Rapid Storage Technology, the msata on port 5 is running at 3Gb/s not 6Gb/s: I verified the speed loss using AS SSD benchmark. Reboot and it's back to 6Gb/s and back to full speed.
Anyone else seen this or have an idea of a solution?
Thanks

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How often can you notice the problem? You mentioned AS SSD Benchmark has speed loss, what's the result of speed test then?
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Overclocking on the Z87-GD65 with i7-4770K

Ok, so the last board i got from MSI was a Z68 board with a 2500k and i was able to overclock it pretty well up to 5.0. But now with the upgrade i just did i got the Z87-GD65 gaming board with the new i7-4770k and i cant even get it to go over 4.2. half the stuff that is in the bios i haven't ever seen before so im not sure what all this "ring" stuff is and whatnot but would anyone like to explain some of this stuff to me possibly on what i have to do to do some actual Overclocking with this thing? if anyone does know?
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Just got my 4770k and GD65 installed.
Love the board and the UEFI bios, my first MSI one for ages.
Offtopic: I did notice that i couldn't disable the Intel Raid OROM, even with boot set to UEFI only, it always flashes up on startup. Solved it by updating the Satadriver.ffs in the bios from version v12.0.0.1783 included in bios 1.2 with the latest 12.7.0.1910.
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CPU Ratio (44)
CPU Core Voltage Mode (Auto)
CPU Core Voltage Offset Mode (+)
CPU Core Voltage Offset (+0.20)
Ring Ratio(43)
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I set the ring ratio to one less than CPU (as read that on Techpowerup)
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CPU is idling at 800mhz and ~.0.7volts
Fully loaded its 4400mhz and 1.194v in Aida64 with Prime its 1.188v
Temps fully loaded are 65'c with the occasions spike to 71'c on one particular core, So not that much worse than my 3750k at 4.5ghz.
(Thermalright SB-E cooler dual fan, MX4 paste)
Really feel as though I need to tweak/change some more settings though !!!!
I didn't touch LLC, as i see no option in the bios anywhere for this ?(Is it called something else now?)
Did I miss anything in the bios that can help, power options or something ??

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Can use memory G.Skill Trident X 8GB DDR3 Non ECC CL10 2400MHz (F3-2400C10D-8GTX) (Kit 2 x 4096) ?
second question for games what memory is beter G.Skill Trident X 8GB DDR3 Non ECC CL10 2400MHz (F3-2400C10D-8GTX) (Kit 2 x 4096) or G.Skill Sniper 8GB DDR3 Non ECC CL9 1600MHz (F3-12800CL9D-8GBSR) (Kit 2 x 4096) 85 euro. same price.
ask because this month i buy new pc.
TY

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Boot to Recovery and try repairing the startup disk via disk utility
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I was checking MSI official webpage for the Z87-GD65 GAMING, and seems the last bios 1.9 2/14/14 says,
Quote
Support Next Generation Processors.
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General consensus is the 4790k is a Haswell 4770k rebranded with better TIM and higher clock rate. It should work right out of the box on Z87. Should know for sure around the 25th of this month at the CPU release and people start testing it.

Slow shutdown Z87-GD65 Gaming

If I allow my Win64 system to go into sleep mode. Wake it up and then try to shutdown I find that it takes ages to shutdown once the black screen appears. It seems like it has shut down but the fans keep spinning for a good 20 seconds and eventually I will hear my speakers pop as the soundcard powers down. A reboot and then power down does not take anywhere as long. Regardless of what apps have been running or are running.
I also get random DPC latency spikes if I do not reboot after going to sleep or even just running on 'balanced' for a while. Setting power management completely off and rebooting resolves this.
Is this more likely to be a USB device causing the above issues?
I am using BIOS E7845IMS.1A3

Board: MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming
Bios: Version 1.10B E7845IMS.1A3
VGA: Sapphire Radeon R9 290 Tri-X 4096MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card (11227-03-40G)
PSU: EVGA SuperNova G2 1000W '80 Plus Gold' Modular Power Supply (12v 83.3A 999.6w)
CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K Haswell 3.5GHz (3.7GHz Turbo Boost) LGA 1155 84W
MEM: Corsair CMZ16GX3M2A1600C9 Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 Mhz CL9 XMP Performance Desktop Memory Kit Black
HDD: Samsung 840 EVO Pro 256GB SSD, Samsung F3 1TB x 2, Samsung F3 2TB x 1, Seagate 500GB
COOLER: Corsair Hydro Series H90 140mm High Performance Liquid Cpu Cooler
OC: No
OS: Windows 7 64bit Professional
Connected USB peripherals
Seagate Desktop 2TB USB 3.0 HDD
Seagate Desktop 4TB USB 3.0 HDD
Logitech G15 Keyboard
Logitech Revolution Wireless Mouse (Wireless adapter on G15 Port)
Novation Twitch DJ Controller
Epson Stlyus Printer (Off)
Other
3COM U.S. Robotics Message Pro Fax Modem on Serial port 1
Suggestions on what to try first?

OC Genie z87 gd65 gaming

Hi, I have a 4670k CPU and a z87 gd65 gaming mobo with the latest BIOS. I'm using the OC genie to get to 4.2 GHz with 1.23 V, and that works fine. I, clearly, lost the Si lottery. I tried a manual OC to 4.4 GHz but the OC was still unstable at even at 1.29 V, so I said screw it, and just used the OC genie. My problem is that now the CPU doesn't downclock when idle, so my idle temps are in the low to mid 30's. I'm using a Cooler Master Nepton 280L AIO, and I feel like my idle temps should be lower than that. I've never seen a single core go over 78 C when I ran Prime 95 with the CPU at 4.4 GHz. In gaming, they rarely get above 50 C. I mean, the idle temps make sense when one considers that the CPU is always running at 4200 MHz, but I can't figure out why it doesn't downclock. Is this just a feature of the OC genie in gear 2 (that it turns off the CPU power saving features), does the OC genie suspect that switching between power states will cause instability in my system (I have a hard time believing that it can even speculate about that), or is there just something I need to do to fix it? I've just been ignoring it for months, but it's really annoying me I figured I'd ask. Thanks in advance.

My G43 never throttle the clock below turbo settings unless load/power/current rules dictates it should be lowered, so at idle it's at 3.8GHz (or 4.2Ghz when overclocked) but power consumption as reported by HW Monitor Pro or Intel Extreme Tuning goes down and so are temps.
I don't know if this is the normal behavior for these CPUs, I'm new to the 4670k and G3, only put them together yesterday, so I'm still learning.
No OC genie can do what you can't do manually, definitely not as optimized as you can do it, so I I'd say forget about and go back manual.
My CPU is somewhat stable at 4.2GHz with only 1.155vcore set static (though it go up as high as 1.176v under heavy load), temps are as high as 73 with Linx (CNPS10X Performa), a bit lower with Prime95.
Are you overclocking the CPU or memory too? From my past experience (Core2/P4x), it's not all about vcore.
Post some details on your OC, voltages changed, what kind of instability you have, BSOD codes if any

MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming Motherboard Booting Windows 7 Trouble

Hi guys, today I bought the MSI Z87-GD65 Mobo, 2 Sticks of 4GB RAM and the Intel i7 4770. I bought these to upgrade my old system and the only other parts im using is my Nvidia GTX570, PSU and my 2TB Seagate HDD.
Everything hardware works normal, no abnormal signs.
My problem is when it boots up, it says "find --set-root --ignore-floppies --ignore-cd /win7ldr. Error 15: File not found"
I've tried using my windows 7 disc and it says all my stuff is still there and the startup troubleshooter doesn't find any issues. I tried putting my RAM in properly and its in nicely. (they are in the 3rd and 4th slot though) My power is fine, its just the BIOS isn't booting it =(
-The BIOS is updated
-No Hardware faults
Note: when i press any key to continue, it comes up with GRUB4DOS and has options like: "Windows 7 with SLIC Loader (Default)"
Please help me if you know anything!

Hi,
Quote from: TrisXD on 15-July-13, 20:12:10
Its a fresh install of Windows 7, i had to do it to fix my original problem =/
Update: I changed the RAM and put them in the slots u suggested, no change.
Sorry, when i post my last anser, i didnt know your new problem
Sounds like old problem from time of XP to Vista.
Firsth. Take out that USB connection of your headset from PC.
Secend. Uninstall any driver that headset (or you) may have installed to your OS.
Third. Run registercleaner program.
Fourth. Shotdown PC and then start again (dont just reboot!)
Fifth. Download and/or Install drivers for that USB headset.
Sixth. Reboot that PC.
Seventh. Insert that USB connection.
I hope this helps! Cheers, Mummy
If not i would try to ubdate intel chipset drivers(if MSI ones dont work, i would go to Intel site and try them from there) and if those dont help then another reinstall of OS and member to inser USB device after installing drivers for the device.

Flashing of MSI Z87-GD65 GAMING failed and dual bios not helping, not sure why?

Hi all
For the first time in 20 years Ive had a firmware flash fail it seems.
I have a MSI Z87-GD65 GAMING and updated the bios with the latest firmware via the "M-FLASH" utility within the systems bios.
All seemed to have gone well, it flashed to 100% rebooted and then just a blank screen and a sequence of keyboard light flashes.
After a minutes panic I thought not to worry, the motherboard has a dual bios. So I powered down and switched the bios switch to bios B hoping it would assist and the problem is identical.
Any tips anyone?

I just tried this along with removing power from the main board and it seems one of the two did it! thanks

MSI Z87 GD65 Gaming EIST is not working

Hi all, my EIST is not working properly, the CPU clock run between 3.7-3.9 all the time (VID 1.153 - 1.219)
Here is my setup:
Motherboard and CPU: MSI Z87 GD65 Gaming + 4770K
OS: Clean installed Win 7 SP1 with most updated driver from MSI site.
Bios version: 1.2 (All default settings)
Actually the EIST works before without installing driver ME and chipset driver from MSI site, any advices?
thanks in advance.

Hi and welcome,
to DougQuaid tip.
Allso if you have OC your system, you need to set Ratio mode to Dynamic and voltage mode to Adaptive.
Like in this picture of my BIOS settings. I marked those with yellow.
Warning: After that you shouldent stress test your CPU anymore with Prime95, Occt, or so on programs. Because they could get the MB give too much power to CPU
I just tested those (ME and Chipset) files from MSI and still get my clock and voltage down normaly.
There seams to be new official relice of BIOS 1.3v there too, so you could try that. if yours cot some bug in it.
Also make sure on task manager that your pc isnt doing anything under. Like live Spybot/virus/... -Scans.
I hope these help Cheers, Mummy

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