Z77 mpower BOSD when using XMP Corsair Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2X1600C8B

Dear everyone.
Just like you I have joint MSI community by buying an Z77 Mpower . The Board has great quality and look, i Happy with it until i have some BSOD recently .
Here my rig:
CPU: I7-3770K.
Main: MSI Z77 Mpower (Bios H30 on MSI Website)
SSD: OCZ Vertex 4 128 GB (OS)
HDD: 2 SG500GB Raid 0, 2 TG WD Green
VGA: Asus GTX 560Ti Top DCII
PSU: Cooler Master Silent Pro 700w
Ram: Vengeance — 2x4GB (CMZ8GX3M2X1600C8B) (at slot 2 and 4)
When i install OS and other apps there have no problem but when i using XMP profile to have my ram work at 1600MHz and set Dram voltage to 1.502, i had BOSD every 20m . What the problems here? Can anyone help me how to set these ram at 1600.
When i check with memtest86+ every thing fine with dual ram, i run it for 10 pass without errors. Then i check 1 stick at slot 2 it's show CAS 6-6-6-20 even i have set XMP profile at bios, is it OK? But then it still had 10 pass without errors.
I check again with slot 4, 1, 3 every thing show 9-9-9-24 when at memtest.
I have try everything but it seem only work with default setup (1333MHz). I wonder if this Ram, Main or PSU error.
Sorry for my english.

Quote from: marcoslei09 on 09-October-12, 18:08:02
From Corsair website
Product Description
High-performance 8GB Vengeance Dual Channel Kit, 1600MHz, 8-8-8-24, 1.5V
Tested Latency 8-9-8-24
SPD Latency 9-9-9-24
Your XMP profile will set timing automatically.
Let me know if my solution worked.
Sorry i mistake in memory it must be CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9 code however i have set bios at spec 9-9-9-24 BUT IT keep on BSOD ...
I'm tired now , what is the correct setup to have 1600Mhz. I test both stick by memtest86+ all pass without any error.

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Quote from: pikka68 on 14-March-13, 01:21:50
The wifi adapter is removable?
In case it is, without losing the guarantee.
If you give me confirmation, I try to see if it is just a matter of contacts.
I need specific instructions!
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z77 mpower @ latest bios version
16gb Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz
msi GTX 670 power edition oc
750w Corsair psu
256gb samsung SSD
Corsair H80
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Try an overclock based off mine and see if it is better.
If you want to do an muliplier change oc, post better screen shots so I can see what you have set.
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What happens when you put the vga in the top PCIE slot?
Are the 6 / 8 pin connectors hooked up to the vga securely?
The 2x 4pin cpu connectors (JPWR)
Do you have another vga to test the pcie slots/ another computer to test the vga?
Inspecting the pins would be a good idea as well as that is a common cause for pcie lane failure.
Also, sometime the default bios for some boards don't work with the 660 vga's try the beta:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=161491.msg1198991#msg1198991
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Hi!
So i'm writing on this forum because im having huge problems with BSOD (0x0000001a - Memory managment) on my z77 mpower mobo.
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MSI Z77 MPOWER
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Corsair TX650
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I dont really know what else could i write to help you understand my problem .

Quote from: xmad on 21-November-12, 02:19:57
I suggest you borrow some memory to test(Any other DDR3), if the problem re-presents itself, I suggest you remove the cpu and inspect the cpu pins for damage. Do this with a bright light and magnifying glass.
already inspected pins and all is fine. Now i need other RAM to test.
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 21-November-12, 03:31:36
If you are getting errors in Memtest, the RAM is most likely at fault and should be replaced. As for the CPU-Z readings, they can't be completely trusted. I see once in awhile on the SPD Tab the wrong chip programming being reported, so glitches exist with the SW. Does CPU-Z still read wrong when just one RAM stick is placed in DIMM 2, the primary DIMM slot which is the second slot from the CPU?
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Having some bent or damaged CPU socket pins is also a possible, although this usually is indicated by failure to POST or boot, and DIMM slots 1 and 2, or 3 and 4 will not function at all.
About that second slot.
Inserted RAM CPUZ detection
slot1 slot 3
slot2 slot 4
slot3 slot 1
slot4 slot 2
i was testing with only 1 stick. I intend to test RAM in slot 2 like you said but what are those off timmings :S. RAM (9-9-9-24) but in memtest (4.20 or 5.0 Beta) are set to 6-6-6-20 and i cannot change it even with XMP profile or manual settings :S but in cpu-z show the correct timmings.

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Many thanks, will give that a try. Is it an RMA to MSI if that fails then? Forgive me for not totally understanding consumer rights - but it was only bought around a week ago - could we get the supplier to exchange it or would it have to go to MSI for repair?
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Next, remove the main board and place it on a non-conductive surface and test it with a single stick of ram in dimm 2, cpu & cooler. You can try switching the ram ram sticks and dimms, but the last few times I saw anything about the drmos alarm it was a defective mainboard.
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Corsair H80 liq.cooling
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Honestly, it doesn't matter what slots are what number because I cannot add a 3rd stick (more than 8gb) without pc going into reboot loop and or any variations of dual channel setup without pc going into reboot loop.
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 19-November-12, 07:07:05
Sounds like maybe the DRAM V. is being set too low by the BIOS. Raise it to 1.55-1.575v's and see if that resolves it.
using your #1 image, if i try to add stick in dimm1&3 or dimm2&4 it would reboot loop. If I tried 1&4 or dimm2&3 it would reboot loop.
If i tried dimm3&4 it would reboot loop.
BUT if I did dimm1&2 like I have it right now, it would boot up with no problems. I have already tried raising the DRAM V with no luck as well.

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Ive been working on this issue since yesterday morning and thought I would post here to see if the is a simple solution I am missing.
Completed the build about 4 months ago. Have had no problems. Computer was running fine, then it was left over night and it restarted and froze seconds into the boot showing A2 in the lower right hand corner of the screen. (it also reads on the motherboard LED panel) It is not finishing Post, entering BIOS or OS
What I've tried so far:
1 Cleared CMOS via button on back. got to a screen that said everything had been reset to default values and to press f1 to set up or f2 to continue. When I press F1 it says "entering Setup..." on the bottom of the screen but goes no further. Sometimes the computer shuts off then comes back on, once back on it stops at displaying A2 on the screen. When I press f2 nothing happens.
2 Tried switching to other BIOS with MULTI-BIOS switch, Same issue.
3 I got a wired keyboard to make sure it was getting a signal. Issue remains.
4 I unplugged everything except Ram, PSU, GPU, CPU. Issue remains
5 got a PSU tester, tested the PSU-was bad- so I replaced it. Issue remains.
6 Read that A2 was a VGA fault-Tried with onboard video. Bought a cheap Video card to see if that would work, Issue remains.
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Intel 3770K i7 processor stock cooler
Evga Geforce GTX 660 ti
Corsair 16 GB DDR3 1600
Antec HCG-750 psu (replaced the Cougar CMX 1000w)
1 & 2 TB HHD for data and media
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PCI-e USB 3.0
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Here is the list of codes;
http://www.ami.com/support/doc/AMI_Aptio_4.x_Status_Codes_PUB.pdf
0xA2 IDE Detect It's got nothing to do with VGA.
Use just one of the RAM sticks in the primary DIMM slot for testing (DIMM2). Clear CMOS again, PSU power cord removed, battery removed. Was this a migrated OS or fresh install? Z77 defaults to AHCI Mode, if the OS was originally installed under IDE, it will not boot.
A2 may be a failed HDD/SSD.
Added: We have seen it many times that a PSU may even pass a test but still be faulty. Just saw it here at the forum yesterday. Exactly what did you replace the failed PSU with? Brand and specifications please. Cougar 1000 in your sig? I will look up specs for it.
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Specs
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3570 @ stock with h80 cooler
2 x 8 gig ram 1600
2x 7950 @ stock
2 ssd's, 1 hdd and 1 DVD drive.
Corsair ax 750.
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Pull out memory cards 1 by 1.
Pull out the Graphic Card, tried different as well.
Pull out all SATA cables and connectors.
Pull out everything hooked to the backplate.
Reset CMOS (Will boot, when prompting to go into bios to change settings it will shut down and go back to A2)
Switch to DUAL BIOS (Will boot, when prompting to go into bios to change settings it will shut down and go back to A2)
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However this pin is so slightly bend that it's not touching any of the other pins and it took me a "whole" 2 minutes to bend it back in line with the rest. Whatever this was caused by me or them I'm unsure, hell the pin is so slightly bend that I doubt it would interrupt with normal operating procedures.
The motherboard however is still not functioning and stuck on the A2 error code. The CPU debug leds show all lights as a "go"
I wonder if it's even possible for the pin to become damaged while in usage for over a month and cause it to be stuck at A2 debug code? Having looked up the code it seems related to SATA,IDE and the likes which where not plugged in.
I was forced to buy the same motherboard from another store to actually use my pc again, the CPU itself is working fine so it's definitely the motherboard. Love the mobo, just not the store support
Needless to say, having spend 360 (180x2) euro on this board and receiving virtually no support from the shop, I'm not amused.
Any support or advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance,

Quote from: badboy2k on 08-November-12, 01:50:54
ok have you asked to return the original board to the shop for RMA or a refund?
also did you have MSI live update installed when it all went bad?
I have returned the original board to the shop for RMA. They refused to accept it claiming MSI would not accept the board due to the slightly bend pin.
I did not have MSI live update installed at that time as I reformatted my pc recently so bare essentials were installed. I however do have it installed right now and used it update my new mobo to the latest bios firmware.

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corsair 1200w psu
corsair H100i
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I have an Z77 mpower motherboard with Avexir MPower Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 PC3-19200C10 2400MHz Dual Channel Kit and a i5 3570k.
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Quote from: xmad on 22-March-13, 00:14:59
There is another user with this exact error. Best to contact MSI, I'll send them an email and see if there is a known issue.
Please let me know which ME version is installed. Check in UEFI bios for this.
Thanks
>>How to contact MSI.<<
Edit: Try this version as well:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=22092&keyword=management+engine&lang=eng
I also recommended to the other user to remove control center then do a registry search for it and delete any left over keys and files. Then re-install see if it helps.
Thanks xmad
I will uninstall control centre in a bit and do as you say.
I have told MSI support but all they say is they can't replicate the problem and they never heard about it.
The ME driver is installed this "please replace the ME version" will it cause any other problems other than control panel?
because I can live with out it. I will look at my ME version when my 480s come tomoz.
As I am hooked to my monitor using the built in graphics and it don't like my monitor lol.
Thanks again...Hello MSI support..please pay these guys or give them some great freebies..thank you

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