X99s Mpower Blank NO Bios Post

installed in case
i7 -5930
4x8-32 gig Corsair Ballistic 24000
Transcend 512gig M.2
EVGA GXT980
I get code 67 and a blank screen. Tried both A or B bios, tried removing M.2 drive, tried removing 4 sticks ram using slots 1-3-5-7. Then tried slots 1 & 7 only. Tried both DVI ports and an HDMI port on the vid card. Tried pushing the GO2BIOS button after each config change. Nada-nothing-zilch-zero....blank screen
HELP!!!!! Ideas? Or is this bad boy DOA?
Thanks for looking and any feedback.....
Duff

She's working. I had a similar problem on a previous build where the MB didn't want to see all the RAM installed at once.
Put 1 stick of ram in slot 1....BIOS POST!!!
Go to Bios and save config.
Then 1 more stick in slot 5. Boot save config.
Add another stick in slot 3, boot save config.
Next slot 7.
Then add slots 2 & 6 boot & save
Finally add slots 4 & 8 boot and save.
Bios post with all 32 gigs ram. For some reason didn't want to see all the ram at once. Recognized my Transcend M.2 512. Able to install OS, system drivers and vid driver. So far so good.
Duff

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MOVED: X99s Mpower Blank NO Bios Post

This topic has been moved to MSI Intel boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=251548.0

She's working. I had a similar problem on a previous build where the MB didn't want to see all the RAM installed at once.
Put 1 stick of ram in slot 1....BIOS POST!!!
Go to Bios and save config.
Then 1 more stick in slot 5. Boot save config.
Add another stick in slot 3, boot save config.
Next slot 7.
Then add slots 2 & 6 boot & save
Finally add slots 4 & 8 boot and save.
Bios post with all 32 gigs ram. For some reason didn't want to see all the ram at once. Recognized my Transcend M.2 512. Able to install OS, system drivers and vid driver. So far so good.
Duff

X99S MPOWER Very slow to POST

Just built a system for a friend who supplied all the parts.
X99S MPOWER
Intel I7 CPU
16Gb GSKILL RAM
240Gb SSD
MSI GTX 970 GAMING Twin Frozr V 4GB
Windows 7 HP
The machine takes an age to POST. I have to wait for up to one minute before the MSI splash screen appears. After then the machine boots to Windows without problems and is stable in use. NO overclocking settings have been set and the bare minimum of BIOS settings have been applied.
As the machine is starting I see some changing letters and numbers appear at the bottom right of the monitor.
Can anyone help diagnose this very slow POST behaviour? or is this a trait of this particular motherboard?

bios version?
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16Gb GSKILL RAM
how many sticks?
exact part numbers?
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Intel I7 CPU
which one exactly?
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240Gb SSD
brand model?
what PSU you are using?
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Bios updat help for msi x99s mpower board

Does anyone know the link for the msi x99s mpower motherboard bios updates ? i have the msi x99s mpower black and yellow motherboard i'm looking for the bios update link. because when i try to play game like csgo and h1z1 my game lags real bad and i know it is not the internet because i have tried 3 other pc on same line they all work fine and i even had my graphics card and hdd tested they all are fine so i am hoping it might be a bios issue

Quote from: Chike on 06-March-15, 10:07:20
First I don't think you or anyone should put up with having only 3 channel memory when they paid for 4. If the board or CPU are faulty they should be replaced.
You can start with MemTest86 or MemTest86+. MemTest86 has multi CPU test option that is more real life like, I don't know about MemTest86+, haven't used it for quite long time.
Before using Prime95, make sure you have CPU/Core temperature monitoring software such as RealTemp, Core Temp, HWiNFO, or CPUID HWMonitor.
Prime95, I assume th 64-bit version, but this create a lot of heat, what cooler do you have?
You can choose to run 6 threads instead of 12, it should be stressfull enough, also you can add the line Code: [Select]
CpuSupportsFMA3=0 to local.txt to disable FMA3 instructions that are more stressful on the CPU but not necessarily on memory.
If it is still too hot (>70c) add Code: [Select]
CpuSupportsAVX=0Do not close the window to stop the test, select exit from the file menu.
Or you can try OCCT which is all-in-one, stress + monitoring in one program. Select Large Data Set to stress memory. It also runs somewhat cooler than Prime95.
trust me i agree i talked to msi support and got no help they just kept telling me they know about the issuse and should have a fix for it soon, But yet i have seen many people say they have the same problem over 5 months now....... So i just talked to amazon and they said no problem they will give me a refund so now i need to find a good board to work with my i7 5820k 2011-3 pcu

New PC on MSI X99S Mpower frezzes

Hi,
My brand new PC assembled on MSI X99S Mpower board is randomly freezing very often. Sometimes 5 minutes after start and sometimes after few hours. Even when CPU is not in stress (only internet browser launched). It's freezing when it's overclocked and on default settings. I've tried to remove one RAM memory and replace to another but it's still freezing. I am really confused because I can't figure it out what is the source of a problem.
My setup:
MSI X99S Mpower
i-7 5820K
Crucial ballistix sport 2x8gb
BeQuiet dark rock pro 3
BeQuiet PURE POWER L8 | 530W CM
boot SSD Kingston 120gb (M.2)
Graphic MSI Geforce GT790
Windows 8.1 64bit
Bios M.6

Quote from: JLio01 on 22-May-15, 09:09:35
What's your graphic card? I googled it but didn't get GT790? And what graphic driver you use?
Sorry my mistake it's MSI Nvidia GT730
Quote from: darkhawk on 22-May-15, 05:12:45
Do you have a different video card to see if that really is the problem?
Unfortunatelly I don't have ony other graphic but will ask today some guys at work
I found some similar problems on various sites
post #13
http://www.overclock.net/t/1539708/question-for-x99-board-owners-with-nvidia-cards-do-you-see-pcie-bus-errors-please-respond-to-poll
http://forums.evga.com/WheaLogger-Event-ID-17-x99-Classified-PCIE-30-m2217198.aspx
Both topics says that they motherboard manufacturers working on new BIOS but so far only ASUS released a new version that fixed the problem ...

Msi X99 MPOWER SATA problem

Hi There
I Have Build a system including Msi X99 MPOWER, intel i7 5820k, corsair hydro h100i, Corsair AXi860, 2x8 gb kit crucial ballistic sport ddr4 2400, Samsung 840 evo 250gb.
The system post normaly and i can access bios if nothing is connected to sata ports. As soon as i connect a hard disk or a dvd player the motherboard won't post and i have the a led error code "00". The next step was to update bios to version 22.3 with a usb which was successful but the problem remains. I have tried to clear cmos, different sata cables, sata hard drives, memory sticks and power supply but the problem remains. Is there a possibility to fix this with an future bios update or should i RMA it?
Regards Dounis

Hi there
"have you tried to take mainboard out of PC case and to place it over non conductive surface?"
It didn't make any difference taking the motherboard out of the PC Case.
"Which SATA port did you use to plug the HDD and DVD?"
Initially i tried 1st and 2nd SATA port but i also tried the rest of them.
"you cannot see the device even under bios setuP?"
ok There are two cases
1st Case No SATA disks connected.
I switch on the power supply and press power button of the motherboard, the system post normally and i can access bios if nothing is connected to SATA ports,
2nd Case WITH SATA disks Connected
I switch on the power supply and press power button i get "error code 00" the motherboard won't post.
Then if i press the power button to shutdown and then power on again then the system post normally and it recognize the hard disk and DVD and i can install windows. It seems that the sata controllers cannot initialize the first time the motherboard is powered up by the power supply
regards

MSI X99S MPOWER won't boot (Debug 00) after installing Transcend 256 M.2 SSD

Hey all, as the subject suggests I bought a new MSI X99S Mpower mobo. I put together a new system with it without any problems using my old SSD. I received a new M.2 SSD (Transcend 256 GB) once I installed it the system would no longer boot. I removed the M.2 SSD and the unit will now still not boot. I power on and the LED just displays 00.

what bios version you are using?
can you list the exact M.2 SSD (Transcend 256 GB) mode/part number?

Problems with MSI X99S MPower

My setup:
- Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H100i GTX
- Corsair RM850 850W 80 Plus Gold Modular
- G.Skill Ripjaws 4 DDR4 2133 PC4-17000 16GB 2x8GB CL15 Roja
- Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 OC 3GB GDDR5
- Intel Core i7-5930K 3.5Ghz Box
- MSI X99S Mpower
Here is my problem so far:
At first I thought it might be a ram problem, but after doing a CDOS, I was able to boot with 4 RAM sticks to windows, using my SSD.
However, after I resetted and connected my other two HDDs, the computer doesn't boot.
Now, the computer will only get past the Boot phase if there's no hardrives attached, (Doesn't matter if it's one of the empty ones, or the SSD, or another HDD from another computer with windows in it that works)
I wont even get into the splashscreen!
I am unsure as to what might be causing this problem or how to solve it, I am not tech savy, and honestly, after the problems last computer gave me, I thought my bad luck was out and than building this one would be a breeze!
I suspect the MOBO might be defective, since it's weird that it gets past bootphase alright, but doesn't accept any SATA devices.
I tried to change the cable 3 times, (PSU one, and SATA cable) even to a different version that didn't come with the MOBO, I also tried two hardrives, an SSD and an HDD but neither will let me get to splashscreen if connected to the Motherboard.
I need all the help I can get! Thank you!

Quote from: david.domingo.xammar on 05-April-15, 01:47:29
Not sure how I update that SSD Firmware thingie
Due to problems with 840 EVO Samsung released Samsung SSD 840 EVO Performance Restoration Software, it will also update firmware:
http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/SSD/downloads/software/Samsung_Performance_Restoration_V11.zip
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MSI x99s MPower: who is selling it?

I guess the subject says it all. I'm looking online but can't find the x99s Mpower for sale anywhere. Any ideas if, when, and where it is for sale?

Yeah, I got my eye on this one two. I already own a Haswell based system so I don't need to upgrade now. But, my nephew is wanting to buy the guts of my system (motherboard, memory, CPU) to replace the older components in his system. He knows he can get the stuff from me relatively cheap.
If I can talk him into waiting after the new year starts so these motherboards can get BIOS and driver updates, then I may purchase a Haswell-E/x99 system. A 2011-3 based system with the i7-5930k CPU would last a LONG time thanks to 3.5 Ghz speed and six cores.
The MSI x99s Mpower board uses an Intel NIC (I hate the killer NIC, what a joke...) and has multi-BIOS. If this board is priced right, it could be the x99 board to get, IMO.
I know MSI sells the x99s xPower AC which is the big brother to this board. I would like to have wireless networking, but it's just priced way to high for a feature I hardly ever use. If the Mpower is a priced high for my tastes, I'll settle on the x99s SLI Plus, if I go with MSI that is.
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X99S Mpower + I7-5930K Vcore Voltages?

Hey guys,
Been working on getting this system stable for the past week on my bench. For the most part I have had success, minus a few issues with DOA video cards.
I am curious as to what my Vcore voltages should be on this system, currently in HWinfo64 my Vcore voltage ranges from a min of 0.008v to max of 0.216v (load). This number seems low to me! When I run OCCT, VIN7, VIN8 and VIN9 are all well below 1 volt, is this normal?
I have had some weird intermittent issues with some random crashes and sometimes Win8 won't boot properly (Black screen and keyboard loses power). However, I can run Prime95 and FurMark (4K resolution) at the same time while surfing the internet and not have a single issue. I suspect that my power supply may be taking a dump, which is entirely possible as it is well over 3-4 years old and I used to push it pretty hard.
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I7-5930K
MSI X99S Mpower
MSI GTX 980 OCV1 x2
Crucial 256gb M.2
32GB G.skill DDR4-2400
Corsair TX850V2

Okay will do.
I just want to recap the issue and include a new one:
1. Vcore on HWinfo64 reads from 0.008V to 0.216V. VIN7, VIN8 and VIN9 on OCCT read as low as 0.01V when idle. (I will post photos tonight.)
2. Windows 8.1 hangs on boot after the blue window logo loads, keyboard and mouse lose power. (This happens occasionally, 1 out of 4 restarts)
3. Using memory kit F4-2400C15Q-32GRR, even when set to 2133Mhz Windows will only recognize 20.9GB to 28.9GB. Ran memtest and found no faults.
I own a Thermaltake DR. Power II and I checked the PSU, all voltages are normal.
NOTE: I am currently NOT using J_PWR3 (4-pin EPS12V) only the J_PWR2 8-Pin EPS12V. I am under the assumption after speaking with MSI technical support that the additional 4-pin J_PWR3 is for overclocking only and is not required for normal operation only J_PWR2 8-pin is required. If this is wrong and it IS needed for normal operation someone please correct me!

Computer HP Envy 17 Notebook PC - screen blank after bios Version F.53 update

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N660TI PE 2GD5/OC Blank Screen on POST

Hi,
The Summary:
Turning on PC with N660TI plugged in presents blank screen on POST.
Am able to get the card working by "jump starting it" - read below for details
Have tried many things and am stuck.
Please help!
The Detail:
I was given a N660TI PE 2GD5/OC in October last year from the US as a gift (I live in South Africa) and when it first arrived I placed it in my Asus P8P67 Evo Motherboard and it failed to POST completely. We tried it in my friends Asus P8P67 board and it worked 100%, his MSI 560TI works 100% in my P8P67 Evo. In December, Asus released a BIOS update for the P8P67 Evo to bring it on-par with the P8P67 and we could get the 660TI to POST by booting the machine with no PCI-E Power plugs installed, waiting for the message to appear to say "plug in power to the card", then plugging in power and hitting the RESET button on the board - this works everytime and I have been "jump starting" my pc like this for some time. We have tried BIOS updates and VBios updates and eventually today, I got fed up and bought a MSI Z77A-GD65 thinking it was a faulty P8P67 Evo.
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Tonight, my friend will take the card and try it on his motherboard (P8P67) again and we will update the post tomorrow.
Has anyone got any suggestions for us as I am at my wits end and as I received the card as a gift from overseas, the local Distributors will not help me and I will have to send it to Europe at an expense of about 60% of the cost of a new card locally which doesn't really make much financial sense :(
My Hardware:
Intel Core I5-2500K (Stock)
MSI Z77A-GD65 Motherboard (was ASUS P8P67 Evo)
Coolermaster 600W Silent Pro Gold PSU
MSI N660TI PE 2GD5/OC (Stock)
2x Corsair XMS3 4GB DDR3-1600
Windows 8 Pro 64-Bit
OCZ Agility 3 SSD
N660TI PE S/N: 602-V284-09SB1208153785
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--Craig

Ok I seem to have solved the problem. I replaced my PSU with a 450w spare one and now it POSTs - I must mention the 600W Coolermaster does work 100% with my friends 560 Ti and another card, so there is nothing wrong with the PSU itself.
My Windows was also crashing the driver after this every 5 mins, but after changing the TDRDelay registry key to 20, it is stable the whole night so far.
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Does anyone else have a P4N SLI? Or maybe you might just know anyway...
Everytime I boot the PC, before the BIOS POST even starts theres a long wait (insanely long, compared to other PCs and mobos I've had and used) around 45 sec to a minute, where nothing is shown on the monitor and the DVD and CD drives are constantly read (even though theres nothing inside em). Then the BIOS post comes and the rest of the whole process is fast as I could wish for....
Is that normal with the P4N SLI or maybe even with nForce motherboards?
If not, any ideas what it could be? (I tried stripping my pc down to barebones, minimal RAM, no extra cards, 1 hdd and 1 cd drive (and even without the cd drive) yet still it takes the same amount of time...)
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Do you mean
1GB, 512MB, 1GB, 512MB?
Sorry, ya thats what i meant, 2 GB was a mistake. Its 1 GB, 512, 1, 512.
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As stated before. Remove the 512meg sticks. To run properly, all sticks should be the same. Reason is due to timings and voltages. Also try to up the voltages to the cpu.
I removed the 512 sticks before, like I said, and I'm just running with the 2 x 1GB sticks, it hasnt had any positive effect on the long wait before POST. The voltage for the RAM is 1.8v right now as according to the BIOS, is that the correct value?
Did I mention that during this long wait my monitor is in sleep mode, then 1 short beep is heard, the lights on my keyboard reset as is usual on any PC and the BIOS does its POST (if i pause after the keyboard lights, its usually auto-detecting my HDDs, and optical drives). It's strange because during that long wait nothing is happening other than my cd drive and dvd drive intermittently flashing and my HDD light is constantly on....
The strange thing is this same setup was working perfectly fine on my old Intel D915GEV motherboard... and it also runs perfectly fine on this mobo too, once you get past the 1 minute+ waiting time...

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Hi,
After more than 4 years I'm thinking of replacing my beloved i7 930 @4.2GHz and MSI X58A-GD65 with a i7 5820K and a MSI X99S MPOWER.
However, I currently own a MSI GTX 780 Lightning and it is my intention to get a second one to go SLI, so I am a bit concerned regarding the spacing of the PCI-E 3.0 slots on the latter motherboard.
According to the mainboard manual, tha I downloaded, the X99S MPOWER only supports 2-way SLI on the slots named PCI_E1 and PCI_E3 slots, which are spaced 2 slot apart. Given that a 780 Lightning basically covers 3 slots, the configuration recommended by the manual is unusable. What I would need instead is to use the slots named PCI_E1 and PCI_E5 in the manual, which are spaced 4 slots apart.
Would that be possible???
I cannot believe that MSI has designed an enthusiast-oriented board that cannot be used with a 2-way SLI configuration based on their flagship nVidia graphics card... so, please, tell me it's not true!
P.s. I have checked the X99S XPOWER manual and with that board I would be able to set up the 2-way SLI the way I need, but it costs almost £100 more than the X99S MPOWER...

The layout of X99S Mpower is indeed quite bad. If using recommended slots PCI_E1 and PCI_E3 for 2-way SLI thermal issues are a sure thing for the upper card if it fits at all as there is just one slot in between. Still you can use the 2nd card in PCI_E5 without a problem (if SLI bridge is long enough and can cover three slots). This will just change the lane setup what is irrelevant in your case. Your 5820K just offers 28 lanes anyway so 2nd card would be at x8 in any case. The only difference when running in PCI_E1 and PCI_E3 would be that first card stays at x16 in 2 way SLI but that's irrelevant if 2nd card is at x8 none the less. Using PCI_E1 and PCI_E5 both are running at X8. That's would be the maximum possible on a socket 1150 board and SLI works fine in this config. For the nvidia driver the populated slots are not relevant for enabling SLI, both slots just need to run at x8 minimum.

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