The Msi Z97M Gaming enter on this promotion?

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I wonder if this motherboard enters the promotion for Spain putting on this page.
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If it's not listed, then it's not entitled for Cashback promotion

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MSI Z97M Gaming + H105 Pump/Fans

Hi 1st post.
Just built a new PC with a 4790K cooled by a H105. Now I have plugged the Pump into CPU_FAN1 and the 2 fans to CPU_FAN2 via a Y-Splitter.
In the MSI BIOS Fan control bit I can't work out which is the pump and which are the fans, also I've been told to run the pump at maximum speed is this correct?
Lastly, I can't understand the fan profile itself, my SP120 fans are rated to max 2500RPM approx but the profile for FAN 1 and 2 list upto 7000RPM?
Sorry, slightly newbie questions but I thank you.
Ian

3 pin fans/pump under CPUfan headers will always run @100%. Sysfan headers will let you get some control thpugh. But better to leave h105 in cpufan header since pump has to be running full speed all time.

Re: MSI Z97M Gaming M.2 help?

I changed the title as you wrote Z77M Gaming instead of Z97M Gaming.
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Need a bios update for the MSI g45 gaming boot issue

When i first start my system, I noticed that the board doesn't boot up correctly even if we set the main boot to be the hard disk. The system boot in the EUFI section not the hard disk. I had to use boot override function to choose the hard disk then the system will boot normaly to the hard disk.

This is a user to user forum. For any UEFI/BIOS modifications, MSI Technical needs to be informed. There are no UEFI/BIOS engineers here;
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=107326.0 >> How To Contact MSI <<
In the boot sub-section, disable the devices you don't want to boot in the BBS properties, then set the boot order to nothing but the HDD with the OS on it. If this doesn't resolve it, then the alternate workaround is exactly what you did with the Override.

Looking for info on the msi 970 gaming .

Looking at the msi gaming 970 as a GPU. I know about the ram issue. Looking for info about the card in general (persons perspective ). Like how does it overclock, cooling, bios updates, warranty and so on.
My specs
4790k-4.0
gigabyte z97 black edition MB
8gb gskill
WD valaciraptor HD
Thanks.

Cooling: It has very good cooler (better than 780Ti which I own) so surely low temps (<70C with fans 35%~ )
OC: It's a gamble. One can overclock better than the other
Warranty: As far as I know, 1 year with seller and further 1 year directly with MSI
BIOS updates: it's new card so rarely any updates right now, but there are some if something is being fixed/improved.
Should work fine in your system, no bottleneck with i7 4790
Just depends if you look at reference design or Gaming series.

Some questions about MSI Z97M Gaming before I buy...

First question is, there seems to be some issues with updating firmware, whats the issue of using M Flash thats built into the BIOS? I was reading the sticky and it's talking about making a boot disc to do it. Also how is the Killer NIC? Once again I see a lot of problems with it here on this forum. I prefer Intel NICs but i'm willing to give something a chance. Last question, can the LED audio accent lighting strip (the one for the audio) be turned off? I downloaded the PDF manual and it didn't say anything about it.
Thanks for your time guys

The BIOS comes with the BIOS + ME update for that BIOS version and if you do use M-flash make sure to use Update BIOS and ME option....
Quote from: badboy2k on 02-September-14, 05:19:25
3: no idea... (it may be possible but i just do not know)
I do not have one of those boards so I do not know
Quote from: JLio01 on 02-September-14, 15:53:26
Also, you could turn off some of the LEDs including the audio strip under BIOS settings. I have the same LED stripe on my MB, I believe it's the same design and can be turned off.
like this guy said if its like his it can probably be turned off (my quote: (it may be possible but i just do not know)) in the BIOS settings somewhere but you would have to go section by section to find it (I do not see why they wouldn't have some option to disable it but it may be a little tricky to find and probably in some obscure sub menus under lighting or chipset features or something)!

Z97M Gaming distorted audio.

I just finished building my system yesterday around a Z97M Gaming mobo, and from both the front and rear 3.5mm ports I've been getting heavily distorted audio. HDMI output from the GPU is totally fine -- it's just the 3.5mm from the motherboard itself.
I have uninstalled and installed the latest drivers from Realtek, reinstalled Windows 8.1 64-bit twice, and disabled various functions individually, such as the Ethernet port and wireless adapter. BIOS is up to date.
There are two sound devices, one High Definition Audio Device (Speakers) and one Realtek High Definition Audio. Disabling the former does not allow for any sound at all. Disabling the latter still results in garbled, distorted audio.
The problem appears to be related to, if not identical to, these two topics:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=251213.msg1444998#msg1444998
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=250923.msg1442404#msg1442404
None of these problems were answered, though.
My specifications are as follows:
Intel Core i5-4690K
MSI Z97M Gaming
Asus Strix GTX 970 OC
GSkill RipjawsX 8GB DDR3-1600
Crucial MX100 512GB SSD
SuperFlower Leadex 750W
Any help would be much appreciated!

Hi Nichrome,
Thanks for the quick response. I can definitely pinpoint that it's not an issue with the speakers -- neither headphones nor (two different kinds of) speakers work in the front or back ports.
HDMI audio works perfectly from the GPU, but HDMI directly into the motherboard doesn't even detect that it's plugged in -- won't even give me the option of choosing HDMI audio output, and just says "not plugged in". I suspect that this might be a separate driver issue entirely, or maybe the entire onboard audio is faulty.
I haven't had the time to test if the motherboard is faulty, but I'll return with results.

Z97M Gaming windows 7 installing problem, please help

hi everyone. I hope someone could help me. This is my setup I just built:
MSI Z97M Gaming (latest bios updated, v1.4)
Intel Core I5 4690S Cpu
2 sticks of Gskill DDR3 (2x4GB) 2400Mhz
Nvidia 970GTX 4GB PCIE video card
Samsung EVO 840 - 250GB SSD (latest firmware updated)
Corsair 750W PSU
And this is the problem: when i boot (from USB) Windows 7 SP1 setup, it runs fine until it asks me for a driver (which is missing) in order to proceed with installation. I suppose it's SATA driver, so I've copied last version of Asmedia SATA driver in my usb key. But when i point to it, windows setup says that no driver has been found! So it doesn't show the ssd and I can't proceed with setup. I've tried every subfolder of the "asmedia_sata_win78" main folder.
Also, I set LEGACY+UEFI mode in bios. I've also tried IDE mode for the sata controller, but nothing works
Any suggestion, please? Sorry for the bad english

do you have any other storage to try say standard HDD? to try it instead this SSD
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Still, I boot from usb drive, still I point to intel 32bit storage drivers, still windows shows "Intel 9 chipset series SATA AHCI controller". But it doesn't find the hard disk
i suspect something isn't ok with your installation disk
since its unclear is it 32bit or 64bit and since accept 32bit drivers only
can you use a better one? and to make sure that it would have SP1 integrated

[COMPUTEX 2015 Best Choice Golden Award] MSI X99A GAMING 9 ACK Motherboard

[Taipei, Taiwan] The world's 2nd largest and Asia's largest B2B computer exhibition, COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2015 will take place from the 2nd until the 6th of June. Today, the winners of the esteemed COMPUTEX Best Choice Awards are announced. MSI X99A GAMING 9 ACK & MSI X99A XPOWER AC Motherboards proudly stood out from over 450 competitions and won the Best Choice Golden Award & Best Choice Award, confirming MSI’s leading position in Gaming and Overclocking.
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Ted Hung, MSI Vice President of Motherboard Sales Division, gladly responded, “For years MSI has been pushing the boundaries of technology, going all out to deliver tech products that meet the needs of global users. This time around, MSI's effort in developing overclocking technologies has received recognition from COMPUTEX. It's absolutely a great honor and an affirmation toward MSI's technical innovation and design capabilities.”
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I dont think the usb 3.1 drives ready now, but it's nice to see msi moterboard get this new feature.
I think the type-c usb 3.1 will be use on the mobile device for sure!

MSI z97 Gaming 9 Network problems

I just finished my first build and i used the msi z97 gaming 9 ack motherboard. After installing all drivers and everything i tried to connect to the network via wifi and ethernet, but neither worked. When using wifi, it could see the networks but wouldn't connect to any of them. Also, when i plugged in a working ethernet cord, the lights didn't even blink on the port and it didn't show up as having anything plugged in. I am running windows 8 pro 64 bit. I have no idea why it is doing this and am starting to get very frustrated by it. If anyone could help it would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Quote from: Svet on 23-February-15, 19:15:40
is the lan card enabled in bios setup and function properly inside OS? [check it in device manager]
Yes the BIOS is saying that it is turned on, and the device manager lists these under Network adapters:
Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)
Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI)
Killer e2200 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
Killer Wireless-n/a/ac 1525 Wireless Network Adapter
Microsoft Kernel Debug Network Adapter
Also in the BIOS menu, it isn't showing the wifi adapter that came with the board. It is plugged in andscrewed onto the board and it can find networks, but can't connect. It just looks like a blank spot in the board explorer option in the BIOS. Any reason it would be doing this?

MSI Z97 Gaming 3/Gaming 5 with an i5 4690k

Hi guys, I just registered here and i have a few questions if you dont mind .
I was reading a bunch of articles saying that some MSI cards wont work with the new Devils Canyon without the bios updated.
I was planning on buying the MSI Z97 Gaming 3 or Gaming 5 (whichever is better) with an i5 4690k, my question is will this motherboard accept the CPU right from the start without needing to update the bios?
Thanks.

Quote from: Nichrome on 12-July-14, 19:52:34
Well if it works out of the box, then it just works. If it doesn't work out of the box, you would have to take the board to someone who has a CPU that should work in 100% and reflash to the latest BIOS.
Yes, you will have to change sequence/prioritisation of the booting in the BIOS. If anything goes wrong, or you want to get default settings back, then here you can have a >>Clear CMOS Guide<<
PS: Make sure you have your USB Stick IN when you change sequence, otherwise it won't be possible to change this. And it's not called UEFI USB, unless you will be installing Win 8 in UEFI mode?
I guess youre right. I talked to the guys at the store im buying the motherboard from and they said they would check on monday what bios version the motherboard has and flash it if its required, even though im betting its the 1.0. Im confused here I never said anything about an UEFI USB. I always intsall my OS from a bootable USB stick that I configure with the win7 tool. Thank you kindly for your response and help.

MSI 970 Gaming Hardware Monitor FAN profile not working in windows

Hi,
Not sure how this is supposed to work but when I'm in the hardware monitor and I set a min max temp for the fans, it works great in the bios you can see the speed increasing with the temps.
However when I'm in windows the it is stuck at the lowest RPM and speed doesn't increase when the temps raises.
Anyone know the solution to this?
Windows 8.1 x64 using Aida64 to test.
Thanks

Quote from: noel_bouvrie on 28-May-15, 21:44:33
I'm guessing this isn't my lucky day. I put the BIOS on a mem stick, go in to the BIOS select M-FLASH > Update BIOS > Select the USB stick and BIOS file and BIOS just freezes. I waited for a while because I was afraid it was somehow doing the update and I would interrupt thus breaking the BIOS/Motherboard. Eventually I Hard reset and thank god bios came up again so I tried again, same problem.
I think i'll wait for release notes, it works now and unless there is something worthy in it I'd rather stay away from it. If it ain't broken don't fix it
I admit this thread is puzzling...I have the MSI "970 Gaming" motherboard--and it is so named because it houses the AMD 970a core-logic chipset...It doesn't appear as if the "M.33" bios at the above link is designed for my board--but maybe it is, I can't tell... Current bios is 2.22 (no "M" anywhere)--Just in case we are actually speaking of the same motherboard, I have the same experience with my fan controls in that they seem not to work with the Command Center in the way that you'd think they should work. Command center is theoretically supposed to run at boot, and any setting you save for system fans 1 & 2 (plus the cpu fan, of course) *should* run when the program runs at boot and you have saved your system fan settings to "smart mode"... (Says he who is wondering if he's just made a dumb post...) At least, that's what I *think*...Anyway...that apparently does not happen so I pulled Command Center out of my boot-up routine.
You know, if you and I don't have the same motherboard then why do two completely different motherboards bear the same name? Eh?
Of course, I just may be thoroughly confused about all of this somehow...!

MSI x99 Gaming 7 Crashing during Windows UEFI Boot

Hello everyone,
I'm dealing with a strange problem here and i cannot seem to find any solution. Yesterday i updated my m/b bios from H.8 to H.9 and everything worked fine but 30 minutes later during some regular windows and drivers updates i restarted the machine only to find it crashing during windows loading logo when booting. I initially thought to be something about the new bios update (or windows/drivers updates) so i switched to the back-up bios ,updated it to H.8 (which i was using before) and did a quick format but the problem still occurs.
I pinpointed the problem to be something in the bios (bios update resets settings to defaults both when i updated to H.9 for the main bios & H.8 for the backup bios) and the UEFI settings for windows 8.1 since it doesn't occur when i disable the "Windows 8/8.1 Feature". What exactly does this feature do? The only difference i saw was the loading logo , now i see MSI red/black picture with the small circle-dots loading instead of a Black screen with white MSI logo if i enable the feature.
My system is new (three months old) and i never had any crash or lock-up anywhere (nor it is overclocked). All settings in the bios are default except the "Boot Mode Select" is UEFI and the "MSI Fast boot" is enabled. Windows 8.1 64Bit are installed in UEFI mode.
-MSI X99 Gaming 7
-Intel I7 5820k + Corsair H110
-G.Skill Ripjaws DDR4 16GB
-Gigabyte 970 G1 Gaming SLI
-Samsung 850 Pro 256GB
-EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G2

Ok ,seem to have some updates:
First of all i was wrong about the SATA ports i was using (my second GPU blocks the view of the ports).
- SSD was connected to SATA3 while the other two HDD's to SATA10 & 9
I first disabled Samsung RAPID mode (you never know). Then i changed the SSD from SATA3 to SATA1 port and didn't connected the other 2HDD's at all. Enabled the "Windwos 8/8.1 feature" & Secure Boot and quickly did 4-5 restarts from the bios and from Windows, even a cold boot. No crashes but i need to do more reboots to make sure it doesn't occur any more. Then i will connect the other two HDD's and check for crashes.
Update#1 . Ok my other two HDD's are connected to SATA ports 3 & 4. After 3-4 restarts & 2 cold boots everything seems fine , no crashes at all. I don't know if maybe after 10 restarts it will occur but i'm confident enough that it should already be present now. So it seems that either Samsung Rapid Mode is responsible or the other SATA ports.
Update#2 . So Samsung Rapid Mode seems to work fine, again no crashes at all. This is getting really weird. So that leaves me with the Sata ports ,now i don't know if i need to change again sata ports to recreate the problem or leave it as it is (working) but then again if it's indeed the SATA ports then maybe something is faulty. Either way i'll check it. :/
Update#3 . I think i came to a conclusion. SATA ports 7-10 seem to have the problem.
- I reconnected everything to the original ports i was using (SSD to SATA3 and 2xHDD's to SATA10 & 9) .The crash happens the second time i restart the PC.
- Moved SSD to SATA1 , crash happens again at the second boot.
- Moved the 2xHDD's to SATA 7&8 ,crash happens at first boot.
- Moved the 2xHDD's to SATA 3&4 . NO Crash occurs.
I have no idea what's going on, the manual states that SATA 7-10 support only IDE mode and AHCI (SATA 1-6 supports RAID 0,1,5,10). For the record i do not use RAID.
So what is the problem? I didn't have any issues at all with the previous configuration. Did any of the SATA port's became faulty when using the "Windows 8/8.1 feature" after the bios update? Should i ask for a replacement?
The last thing i could try is to unistall the Intel Rapid Storage. MSI's drivers site for this m/b has the 13.1.0.1058 version while Intel has 13.6.0.1002 but they do not work as it says platform is not supported. I have the MSI's version installed all this time.

MSI X99S Gaming 9 AC Unboxing Video

Hey guys,
newbie here on the forum...just bought my first MSI mobo, so I thought I should join MSI forum just in case I have any problem.
Anyway this is my first unboxing video for a motherboard...the mobo is the MSI X99S Gaming 9 AC motherboard.

Hi again,
Regarding RAM and watercooling: how I see this (and MSI might too) is that X99 series is based and thought about professional editing, creating, and in most cases people don't have water cooling attached to their, I don't know, Quadro K5200. Anyways, you can ask them why they actually did it this way (no matter it's X99 board, matter is that it doesn't fit watercooling backplate together with RAM, so surprised too).
>>How to contact MSI.<< If required.
For the BIOS: well.. in most cases new BIOS release is stability rather than performance. But glad you found out the issue of impossibility to update it. I wouldn't really help you, as I know enough to help you brick it Kidding. Rather not give bad info/guidance and then see you blaming me for bricking your board. Also X99 is new series, and I have no clue (yet) if M-Flash is improved (compared to Z87/Z97 boards) but also if Forum's Flash tool would work at all.
Regarding USB Key: I guess your Kingston is around 4Gb, whereas Sandisk Extreme 8 or 16? Had same issue, not just with update but also with taking screenshots within BIOS.
Quote from: vmanuelgm on 19-September-14, 01:24:23
Next time I ask for help, I would like ideas to solve the problem, and not answers like that...
Sorry I tried to help. The fact RAM slots are that near, none of us can help it. Regarding BIOS, I tried to tell you it's risky, and that if you don't experience problems, is usually not worth updating.
Regards

MSI 970 Gaming Motherboard

I am getting ready to start me a gaming build & i would like any feedback on the MSI 970 Gaming what make it better than the standard MSI such as the MSI 970A-G46 the 970 indeed has a different look than the 970A-G46 does I need to buy the best possible on my $1,100 bugdet I have also chose the MSI READON R9270 VIDEO CARD I am 100^ MSI ALL THE WAY .I have always used MSI mainboards & MSI video cards when ever possible I ought to list my entie machine so i can get feedback on it from all of you MSI lovers
Here is my build thus far
1.Sentey X Plus Power XPP725-PS 725W ATX Power Supply
2.MSI 970 Gaming AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
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4.DEEPCOOL GAMMAXX 400 CPU Cooler 4 Heatpipes 120mm PWM Fan with Blue LED, Silver.
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6.Vizta V24LMH Black 24" LED 1080P HD Monitor
7.Viotek Black ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case W/ 120MM & 80MM RED LED, USB 3.0
8.MSI R9 270 GAMING 2GB CrossFireX Support Video Card
9.Western Digital Black WD1003FZEX 1TB 7200RPM SATA3 64MB Hard Drive
10.Microsoft Windows std 8.1 64-bit (Full Version) - WN7-00615
11.JEWAY JK-8101 Wired USB Port Eight Computer Gaming Keyboard Mouse Combos 6L
12.Cyber Acoustics Platinum CA-3602 Speaker System
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Here is the info on that Raidmax Cobra
Haswell Ready.
80 PLUS® Bronze certification guarantees more than 85% efficiency at typical loads
Stable voltage, low-noise levels by thermal controlled 13.5cm fan
Low noise and voltage regulate DC output quality perfectly.
A strong single +12V rail for high-end system heavy load configuration provides stable and highly compatibility.
The COBRA series offers complete electric protection by OVP, UVP, OPP, and SCP.
Compliance with the latest EU ErP Direction
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