Z77 MPOWER want boot in standard mode

hello
My computer juste crached by it self, and wen i tried to restart it again in want to boot and i get A2 code in a black screen i cleared the cmos many times and switched to the other cmos but same think, after a half day of frustration i pushed the oc genie button and tried to start it and its boot i dont understand why it want boot in standard mode its bizard

ok i updated my signature, i hope u can help me because its my first super build Pc if i have bad experience with msi mobos i ll never buy them again, my pc is working with oc genie mode activated now and wen i deactivate the oc genie button its wont start and get in loop reboot

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Just got this PC put together a few days ago and I havent had luck keeping it at 4.5ghz @ 1.360v.
System Specs:
i5 2500k
z77 mpower @ latest bios version
16gb Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz
msi GTX 670 power edition oc
750w Corsair psu
256gb samsung SSD
Corsair H80
I can get it overclocked to 4.5ghz @ 1.360v and while running prime95 for 24hrs it was 100% stable, temps never went over 70C. I have set the I/O voltage to 1.2500v, the System Agent voltage to 1.105, the RAM memory voltage to 1.60v. XMP enabled @ 1866 9-10-9-27.
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We have similar boards and I cannot view your screen shots: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162043.0
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.
**PS: Don't mimic my ram settings, just enable xmp. Also, you won't be able to get this stable at 1866 w/ 4 sticks unless you are lucky. Esp with a Sandy cpu.
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Processor: Core i5 3570k (stock, not overclocked or anything)
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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?
Quote from: xmad on 27-December-12, 05:16:31
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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Let's make this simple. We have rules, follow them.
>>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<
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>>How to contact MSI.<<
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Quote from: flobelix on 01-June-13, 23:13:54
Never heard of a Z77 MPower reporting false temps. Could be cooler is somehow wedged on the cpu and is not fully in contact with the heatspreader. Try reseating it.
Fast reply for a Saturday morning, thanks!
I did Google it and couldn't find anyone else reporting bad temperatures, so I'm going to assume maybe I've made a mistake. (none of us are above failure!) Been talking to some other computer builder friends on Facebook and everyone is pretty much in agreement that I should reseat the heatsink, I'm also going to use the Zalman paste, though.
Could I also bother you and ask if you know if less USB ports are enabled since I'm using a 2nd gen Intel Core CPU and not a 3rd gen? I know the PCI-E lanes are less because of it, but I'm not sure if USB would be included or not, going to try and find that in the manual, hopefully it will say something.
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2- Do I need a extra raid controller to go for a raid 5 or 6 configuration ?
3- Is the raid setup done in bios or in windows ?
4- Is there a guide on how to proceed I could look into ?
Thanks

1: yes!
2: yes for raid 6 and no for raid 5 as raid 6 you need a raid card for that as it takes more processing to accomplish that as its algorithm based! (for raid 5 or 6 you need 3 drives minimum in the array as one is used as redundancy)
3: to set up a raid array you may have to reinstall all your files/Programs as the operating mode changes as you have to make the drive mode RAID in integrated peripherals and then upon booting system you will be prompted to press CTRL+I to enter the intel RAID setup and you will be able to build the array there! (note to use the array you will need to make sure you have the intel raid drivers installed on your computers OS)
4: http://uk.msi.com/product/mb/Z77-MPOWER.html#/?div=Manual <--- thats the manual and it has a section devoted to setting up a raid array and stripe it accordingly!
notes:
raid 0 2xdrives twice as fast as RAID 1 and you would have all the space of 2 drives but but has no redundancy so if a drive fails you have had it all is lost!(needs equip numbers of drives)
raid 1 has full fail safe redundancy but will only be as fast as a single drive as it writes the same data to both! (needs equip numbers of drives)
raid 5 has fast operation and 1 drive fail safe but takes processing to generate the array may have a slight hit on your processor if using one as that will do the calculations(minimum 3 drives as one will be used as a safety)
raid 6 is similar to raid 5 but is slightly less effective in writes but is quicker on reads and retains a fail safe feature but requires more processing by a dedicated card to do it(3 drives minimum)

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Hi,
Since the Z77 MPOWER has no offset overclocking, I was wondering how it would be possible to overclock the CPU with a custom voltage and then when idle, the CPU speed drops to 1.6GHZ and lower voltage. I currently run a i5 3570K @ 4.4GHz with OC Genie mode using Auto Voltage Settings (1.056V).
I found this on another forum and wondered how this would work:
''If Y want volts to ramp up and down with CPU(1500-1600 to 4100 or 4200 or 4300 mhz) and with a 3570k chip on this board:
Like CPU voltage offset similar to A*** boards
Set CPU volts:
Auto
CPU PLL:
1.700 or 1.755
Hybrid Digital Power:
CPU V Core +Vdroop control: 68.5 %
Digital Compensation: High
As you get closer to 4300 MHz you may have to up the +vdroop YMMV
When cpu is at low use and around 1500-1600mhz it will have lower cpu volts
Under load say prime 95 at max MHz(4100 or 4200 or 4300) it will ramp up volts needed
Observe thru appropriate app that its doing that
cpuz is fast AND check for WHEA errors in administrative......... tools very important
If its WHEA errors in Administrative tools more juice is needed up the vdroop
you MAY find with a 3570k that at 4300 MHz(43 core ratio in CPU features) and up is not attainable without whea errors this way thou
YMMV
Compared to fixed CPU volts
but running more MHz doesn't always increase CPU efficiency always
100-200mhz less speed isn't maybe a deal breaker to get changing voltage as some seek on this 'board''
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Enable EIST and it will throttle down for you.
I don't think you understood what I'm trying to say. EIST is already enabled and my system already idles at 1.6GHz, this is not the issue. The issue is that when the CPU core voltage is set to anything other than auto, it will remain there and not throttle the CPU nor the voltage down when idle. I want to overvolt the CPU for better stability without sacrificing idle speeds and voltages.

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Hi MSI Guys, need your help :
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Quote from: xmad on 14-November-12, 04:27:39
Make sure in advanced, the min max cpu states are what you want them to be and if they are, try the newest beta. Looks like you have H53, it is up to: H57.
Also, after you flashed you bios last, did you re-installed the Intel ME drivers from Intel Downloads?
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=22092&keyword=management+engine&lang=eng
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i've update the bios as well, and made a correct clear cmos as you linked me to, and even updated those drivers as suggested, and nothing changes
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 14-November-12, 04:36:38
Tried with CPU Phase Control 'Enabled'?
yes this too doesnt have any effect
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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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My system is composed as follows:
MSI Z77 Mpower, PC1500 DDR3 1866MHz 16GB Corsair Vengeance
1.5V CL9 (2x8GB), CPU Intel i5-3570K 3.4 GHz, SVGA ASUS GTX660 TI, Samsung SSD 128gb 840pro.
I installed windows8pro in UEFI mode with ssd disk partition gpt.
As bios setup is everything default except xmp profile enabled for the Rams, and UEFI boot-legacy because I have linux in another disc.
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If instead I press slightly forward, (the pressure that normally is used to attach the antenna) it loses the link ... Do I have to leave it like this or can I do something to resolve the problem ?
3) Normally the steps to open and close the PC are very fast, in some cases, the PC takes a long time to shut down, and once gave me the same problem at the start, after a long wait I rebooted and it started without problems .. .
Normally, the computer is stable ... Do I have to try the thorough ram test ?
I apologize for being longwinded and thank you in advance for the answers.
pikka68

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!
for now it seems to work properly.
If ask rma, mainboard or complete one module wi-fi?
Wi-Fi, it is normal that it only works if the LAN cable is disconnected ?
Thanks pikka68
No, the adaptor isn't removable. Perhaps I misunderstood, you were saying that when you hook up the Ethernet cable, the mainboard shuts off the wifi. You can check in the bios for an option in regards to this or it could be the OS I am not sure. If they are both working when needed, is there really a problem?

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Thanks for the post Nekopito1
i had a look on google and found its not my motherboards USB 3.0 ports its windows 7 installer not supporting USB 3.0
for anyone else having this problem i found this link http://www.resolvesolutions.co.uk/article/win7usb3install
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