Revision history information for MSI motherboards

Where do I find revision historys for MSI motherboards? I've got an MS6167 V:1 motherboard.
I want to know if there are newer revisions of this board (not BIOS) and what they have changed.

search engines gone screwy on main page im afraid so this will take some time to find whats there

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I need to create a revision history block for my schematic drawings

I have tried to use the Title Block Editor to make a revision history list block, but I can't get away from the structure of the title block with its forced field types, etc.
Is there a way to create a revision history block? Thanks much, Tod
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Tod,
Right-click your title block and select Edit Symbol/Title Block to open the Title Block Editor. Here is a screenshot for reference:
Let's start by drawing the borders. The blue circle indicates the Resize Boundary Box. Click here to change the size of the area where you want to draw the title block.
Now place the headers (green circle): click the Place Text icon on the toolbar and type REV1, etc.
Finally place the custom fields (red circle), this is the info that you can edit when you double-click the Title Block. To enter these fields select Fields>>Custom Field 1, 2, etc.
Close the Title Block Editor, double-click the Title Block and enter the information to your custom fields.
I also attached the title block that I created.
I hope this helps.
Fernando
Fernando D.
National Instruments
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Missing back of PC cover for MSI motherboard

Hello I have looked high and low, I purchased an MSI motherboard about a year ago, it shipped without the silver metal cutout which covers the back of the motherboard (the connectors) and keeps out dust and stray RF. I have been having a fair amount of crashes lately and it's because this is missing and stray radio waves are interfering and crashing my computer.
The system board I have is: MSI 880GM-E41 AM3 AMD 880G HDMI Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
Where can I purchase a replacement cover for this system board please?? Surely someone can help.
Thanks

Quote from: XFM on 15-October-12, 11:18:32
You're PC crashes are not likely to be caused by stray RFI. You must have something else causing the crashes. There are plenty of us that have before and run now PCs outside of a case with no I/O shield and the metal case to shield the MB from RFI so whoever gave you the idea that RFI is causing the crash problem is wrong.
No harm in trying to find the I/O plate/shield but you need to look at other possible causes for the crashing.
First thing you need to do here is provide a list of the components in the PC so we can help you find the real cause of your problem.
You would think that, but my PC actually drives a 50W UHF paging transmitter for a community, and we've traced down the crashes to whenever a specific paging message is transmitted. If I lower the power output of the paging transmitter to a few watts it doesn't crash the PC. This is a little more power than your normal home. I will check the link provided by the poster above.

Need bios for msi motherboard

Hi
I need a bios for motherboard ms-7360 ver:1.0 p35 Neo , the cip is A7360 ims.100
and i need a how to boot this bios ( instruction )
Tnx to all for help
Andrej

Quote from: Henry on 08-August-10, 04:22:06
What parts are in your PC? Read this and provide information asked for. >> Posting Guide <<
Before you attempt to flash the BIOS let us help you find the cause of your problem first.
Correct BIOS for your MB is here, the BIOS for G33 Neo is the same as for your P35 Neo, BIOS 7360v1xx P35/G33 Neo BIOS 1xx <<
>> Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher <<
my parts in computer are
motherboard : MSI P35 Neo (MS-7360) (2 PCI, 3 PCI-E x1, 1 PCI-E x16, 4 DDR2 DIMM, Audio, Gigabit LAN
Čipset motherboard : Intel Bearlake P35 Memory Timings 5-5-5-18 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)
ram ddr :transcend 2 x 1g
pqi 2x1g
DIMM1: Power Quotient 1 GB DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM (5-5-5-18 @ 400 MHz) (4-4-4-12 @ 266 MHz) (3-3-3-9 @ 200 MHz)
DIMM2: Power Quotient 1 GB DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM (5-5-5-18 @ 400 MHz) (4-4-4-12 @ 266 MHz) (3-3-3-9 @ 200 MHz)
DIMM3: Power Quotient 1 GB DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM (5-5-5-18 @ 400 MHz) (4-4-4-12 @ 266 MHz) (3-3-3-9 @ 200 MHz)
DIMM4: Power Quotient 1 GB DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM (5-5-5-18 @ 400 MHz) (4-4-4-12 @ 266 MHz) (3-3-3-9 @ 200 MHz)
graphic card : gigabyte geforce 8600gt with cooler zalman vf1000
GPU Codename G84GT (PCI Express 1.0 x16 10DE / 0402, Rev A2)
GPU takt (Geometric Domain) 540 MHz (original: 600 MHz)
GPU takt (Shader Domain) 1188 MHz (original: 1450 MHz)
procesor : DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo E6420, 2133 MHz
Multi CPU:
ID osnovne plošče TEMPLATE ETEMPLATE
CPU #1 Intel® Core™2 CPU 6420 @ 2.13GHz, 2135 MHz
CPU #2 Intel® Core™2 CPU 6420 @ 2.13GHz, 2135 MHz
otside takt 267 MHz
moment takt 2136 MHz
Tip Central Processor
power 1.3 V
lan : Realtek RTL8168/8111 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC
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+3.3 V 3.31 V 32A
+5 V 5.05 V 35A
+12 V 11.97 V 30A
+3.3 V Standby 3.33 V
-12V 0.5A
+5Vsb 2.5A
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TSSTcorp CD/DVDW SH-S162L
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VI revision history numbers match, but file sizes differ.

Hi all,
I am using LabView 7.0. I am trying to create a utility that compares the VIs on two different computers to make sure that the VIs distributed on both systems are the same. I tried accessing the Revision History number to compare the two files, but the execution was very slow because it is remotely opening VIs to access the property node and I am analyzing 100's or thousands of files. I then tried to compare the files by file size using the File/Directory Info.vi and noticed that many of the files that had the same revision history number had different file sizes. What may be causing these file size differences when the revision numbers indicate that they are the same? I do not believe that anyone has modified the revision history numbers for any of the VIs manually. Also, is there be a better method of comparing the files than what I am doing?
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
Thanks for your responses. I investigated the problem some more and it looks like the file size differences are caused when someone recompiles the VIs. I used the "compare VI" utility to compare VIs with different file sizes and matching revision numbers and found zero differences. So i ran this experiment:
1) I then created two identicle copies of a VI, making sure that the file sizes matched.
2) When I forced a recompile on one of them (Ctrl+Run Button) and saved the changes, the file size changed!
3) I went through and used the "compare VI" utility to compare the two files and there were zero differences and both had the same revision number.
I guess the revision number only increments when you make some changes to the VI, becuase I did not have to change anything to get the file size to change, I just recompiled and saved.
I still have the problem of compiling a list of revision numbers however. I am happy with the results of my VI except for how long it takes to execute. My VI simply opens a VI reference, accesses the revision number through the property node, and closes the reference for the VI. This is done recursively for all of the VIs in a directory on a remote computer and takes about 25min for ~500 VIs to complete. I guess it takes so long because I am remotely opening all of those VI front panels over the network. Comparing file sizes is much quicker (20 sec to execute) but it would be nice to have both the revision number and the file sizes to determine the state of the code on a particular machine. Is there any other method of getting the revision number that might be quicker?
Thanks again for your help!

The extreme environmental testing of MSI motherboards

After the motherboards were mass produced from factory, the boards will begin its trip by different transportation way, such as by air, by sea or by land. This means more strict challenge for the product itself during the trip until it reach user’s hand. For instance; Long distance shipping makes the container suffers high temperature, the warm and humid in such close space could reach to 65 degree high temperature sometimes. Furthermore, the motherboard may experience low temperature below zero sometimes in high-latitude regions in the very cold winter. Therefore, in order to ensure that our motherboard could take the extreme variations and still maintain a certain quality, the "extreme environmental testing” would be one of the important verification to insure the product reliability.
With exposing motherboards in extreme environmental for the strict testing, we break down the defective list from different forecast reason and apply the improvement for either selection of high quality and stable materials, manufacturing procedure and product design. The process was downsized from a 6-month to one-year inspection cycle into one-week. in order to feedback the improvement to R&D as reference for the future R&D and design on MSI motherboards, helps to improve the issue and remain the product quality.
The extreme environmental testing for MSI motherboards includes the following facts:
1.   Full loading the system by executed the burn-in test tool, then moving the system between the extreme high and extreme low temperatures. Make sure the product can pass the stability testing in varies environment.
2.   System start-up and turn-off cycle testing between extreme high and extreme low temperature; insure the electrical characteristics could still adapt the environment and working properly.
3.   Test the settings mix with different voltage and temperature-humidity, observing and interact the product capacity as improvement basis. During the procedure, senior engineers with extensive experience will keep monitoring to ensure that the system and various functions maintain the normal operation, even encountered in extreme weather conditions.
Rigorously tested above items in order to strengthen the motherboards capability, improve reliability and robustness. Through each verify procedure states for separate purpose but each of those item are connected closely as each could testing result decide the product quality become a perfect motherboard. The testing procedure not only insures the MSI motherboards can working properly though varies transportation and environment. Besides the testing procedure for regular motherboard, the testing rule can also customized and fit for the requirement for Business customer.
MSI insist the best quality in every detail, care about the product quality and bringing user the best experience.

Full loading the system by executed the burn-in test tool, then moving the system between the extreme high and extreme low temperatures. Make sure the product can pass the stability testing in varies environment?
are u kidding me? this is sooo awesome!
free burning test! nice quality control

Missing BIOS 26.4 file for MSI H97M ECO motherboard

The BIOS 26.4 file seems to be missing from the download page for the MSI H97M ECO motherboard - I get an error when clicking on the link in the UK download site.
I have installed the 26.3 file instead and I am getting very strange fan rpm on the ECO Center Pro tool - sometimes is shows around 700-800 rpm which is probably correct but it also shows much higher numbers such as 24,000 or 50,000 rpm!

The bios has been removed that's why. Global just shows 26.3 being latest: http://www.msi.com/support/mb/H97M-ECO.html#down-bios
Wait for MSI to fix it and re-release it. Usually versions are removed for a good reason (e.g. a bug).

Graphics driver details for MSI Z77MA-G45 and other motherboards

This is request for MSI to put more details of the on-board graphics capabilities.
My goal is to have four monitors by adding an additional PCIe graphics card.
Recent versions of Windows can only support multiple graphics cards if the drivers are essentially the same.
I would like to see enough information on the spec sheets for the integrated graphics so that I can decide what models of graphics cards I can buy so that Windows will work with my new card as well as the on-board graphics.
The spec sheet says Radeon but I think that there are many options in the Radeon family.
Thanks

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This is request for MSI
Nice, but this is a Users-to-Users Forum so you are wrong here if an official MSI answer is wanted. >>How to contact MSI.<<
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Recent versions of Windows can only support multiple graphics cards if the drivers are essentially the same.
What? Where have you read that. How should different vga adapters have the same driver. Windows 7 can handle different vga drivers

MSI MotherBoard's Drivers for Linux

I'm looking for MSI Drivers for linux, or at least the soundcard driver.

Hi juanchorada,
Which Mobo are you planning to use and which version/distro of Linux?
Axel :D

New bios (when) for MSI 865PE-LS motherboard

Any Idea when or if there will be a new bios update released for MSI 865PE-LS Motherboard

Read the P4 Neo Unofficial Guide
There is a new beta bios and that usually means eventually there will be a new release.

My Review for MSI Big Bang Xpower & Overclocked

This will be the very 1st X58 big bang series of MSI and the 1st X58 MSI motherboard to have USB 3.0 and SATA 3 connections. Targets the enthusiast, hardcore gamers as well as overclockers. This board is already equipped with OC Genie buttons which was first implemented for MSI P55 series motherboards. YOu will also see later that instead of the old power, reset and Direct OC Easy Buttons. They are all now soft touch. PCI slots were also removed and been replaced by PCIEx16. There will be x6 PCIEx16 slots for this board ready for multi gpu setups. Military Class Components are also implemented into the board like Solid Caps, better chokes and server grade caps.
Here you will see that the components around the socket area are well layout and very good in quality. These are Hi-C Cap on PWM and super ferrite chokes. Im sure this will provide the best efficient voltage to the processor during normal use and as well as during overclocking. See the two 8pin power connector for the Processor? This will provide more headroom for overclocking the processor especially for Gulftowns
Forgot to mention other things like The board has V-Check points to measure actual voltage for CPU Vcore, VTT, DDR and IOH. Debug led indicator for easy isolation of boot up problems or mobo problems. Jumper for removing voltage wall limits and lastly the board includes an audio card for best audio experience.
So next these are the rear ports
Bundled Accessories. Sata cables, Sata power, IDE cable, USB 2.0 Bracket, eSATA Pack, M-Connectors, V-check Cables and a great gadget for overclocking the board on the fly "OC Dashboard" (shows also the current temps, and voltages)
For some serious 2D Bench Results and overclock on air
First run. 4.6ghz Spi32M
Second run. 4.8ghz Spi32m

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What were your settings to get those overclocks?
He's in a competition, I doubt he will reveal this information.

Brain food for MSI engineers, malware in MSI hardware

Good Morning Everyone,
This is for MSI engineers, I will be happy if you can sort out this problem or in any case this email will help you design your systems better in the future. Let me start by thanking MSI engineers for doing a great job, I love and enjoy the MSI products and services. Thanks for doing a great job. Now to the problem...
I have an old PC based on G31TM-P21 mother board. I have gifted it away to my friends/students and they came back to inform me that it does not work. It puzzled me and I used Wire Shark network analyser to find an IGMP protocol based beacon running over it. Now this poor PC is an ordinary desktop and was never intended to use protocols like IGMP that contacts ICANN, it is even more curious to find that firewall that comes free with Windows Vista actually will never block this IGMP protocol because VISTA does not expect home users to use IGMP protocol. Anyway, I reinstalled everything and in a couple of days the guys were back complaining that system no longer boots and this time I found out that system is in actually in halt state, the CPU fan is running and everything is fine but system just does not reach POST screen. I cleared CMOS and reached BIOS setup. I enabled the option to not to halt on any error in BIOS and viola the system was up and running in no time. I wish the troubled ended there but the guys came back after couple of weeks with the usual trouble that system dose not work. I cleared the CMOS and again reached the BIOS setup and disabled the USB controller and hey presto the system is online again although no USB hardware can be used over it. Enable the USB controller and bang everything goes down again.
This IGMP beacon seems to be platform independent because I had installed windows/linux on the system but it does not seem to go away even after formatting the hard drive and zeroing/clearing every sector. The beacon just gives away the identity of the system on web and then the malware writer finds out what I have done to fix the system and then he moves on to improve the malware.
All right, MSI guys can always point and tell me that TPM module option was there and it would have avoided this malware attack on motherboard.
Now, I love the MSI idea of taking the back up of BIOS but I wish they can give a similar kind of option for firmware also.
I personally believe the system is toasted but any update to fix this trouble will be great.
I "guess" malware author has reprogrammed the south bridge of the motherboard because thats where the USB controller is located. I wonder why the option of reprogramming ASICs is there on the motherboard. I wish there was some kind of jumper to make these chips read only and stop these kind of destructive online attacks.
That was long email, if you made it to the end then thanks a lot for your time and patience. Have some coffee and have a great day.
Ciao,
protob
PS: The TOSHIBA (Linux) and Sony (VISTA) laptops that I am using right now seems to have caught the same malware. This is MSIs great opportunity to improve the hardware+marketing and take over the market. :-)

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This is for MSI engineers
then this is the wrong place as this is a Users-to-Users Forum. >>How to contact MSI.<<

Sharepoint Revision History in Explorer View - Is it possible?

Hello, thank you in advance for any help. We are beginning our deployment of SharePoint and many of our "hard converts" have love the ability to use "explorer view" to manage documents. On question has arose though. When in explorer view they are unable to view revision history for a document. I know you can open office documents and view the history there but this is not available to non office documents.
Is there a way to have this information be displayed in a right click context or on some other manner from explorer view or when the repository is mapped as a network drive? In the box functionality a custom solution or a commercial pay add-on are all acceptable options to me.

Technically it's possible, but not feasible at all.
You need to write you own Explorer Extension to add the context menu to mange Web Folders. That extension will work on the top of existing WebDav extension (http://chestofbooks.com/computers/revision-control/subversion-svn/Microsoft-Web-Folders-Webdav-Clients-File-explorer-extension.html) to match the Web Folder items with the SharePoint lists and items to get the item history.
You can add the Explorer panel and render the History Info there for each selected element.
So it's doable, but not an easy stuff.
I would estimate it for couple of weeks of work for senior Web/WinForms developer (you not only need to query SharePoint data, but know how to write explorer extension and show info inside the Explorer info)
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Help to identify a MSI motherboard, immediately?

Hello need help to identify a MSI motherboard, has this info:
Can you link to the product homepage.
Motherboard
Manufacturer MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD
Model MS-7235 (Socket 775)
Version REV: 1.1
Chip Manufacturer Intel
Chip Model P965 / G965
Chipset Version C2
Soutbridge Manufacturer Intel
Southbridge Model 82801HB / HR (ICH8 / R)
Southbridge Revision B0
BIOS
Brand Phoenix Technologies, LTD
Release 6:00 PG
Date 2006-08-18

Something doesn't tally with the data.
You state Quote
Brand Phoenix Technologies, LTD
Release 6:00 PG
Date 2006-08-18
The BIOS page for that board http://www.msi.com/support/mb/P965_Neo.html#down-bios shows that there is no such BIOS version and none of the dates coincide either. The first BIOS version for that board precedes your date, so if it is the chip model number that you provided, then MSI must have changed the BIOS chips about 2 months after the board was released
Can you get into the BIOS on boot up to check the exact version of the flashed BIOS.
This Post should be moved to the Older Motherboards section

GOP / UEFI Vbios requests For MSI N760 HAWK

I'm searching for a UEFI VBIOS for MSI N760 HAWK
The S/N is 602-V300-01SC1308036613-V26
Here is my vBIOS :
ht_tp://www.mediafire.com/download/bxj3ebb270t5bxs/GK104.rom
Please repair the link, I'm not allowed to post external link,thanks
nvflash information:
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.118)
Adapter: GK1xx (10DE,1187,1462,3000) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
The display may go *BLANK* on and off for up to 10 seconds during access to the EEPROM depending on your display adapter and output device.
Identifying EEPROM...
EEPROM ID (EF,3012) : WBond W25X20A 2.7-3.6V 2048Kx1S, page
Reading adapter firmware image...
Image Size : 62464 bytes
Version : 80.04.BF.00.69
~CRC32 : 83ED16F4
OEM String : NVIDIA
Vendor Name : NVIDIA Corporation
Product Name : GK104 Board - 20040010
Product Revision : Chip Rev
Device Name(s) : GK1xx
Board ID : E115
PCI ID : 10DE-1187
Subsystem ID : 1462-3000
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 225-0
Project : 2004-0010
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 05/24/13
Modification Date : 07/23/13
Sign-On Message : GK104 P2004 SKU 0010 VGA BIOS (HWDIAG)
MSINV300MS.103
SN:602-V300-01SC1308036613-V26

Yes your card has dual BIOS.
Use NV300MH.101
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So how do i use them?
rename it to .rom, then use nvidia flash tool to flash it:
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2258/nvflash-5-142-for-windows/

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