Z77A-GD55 Doesn't beeps at start

Hi everyone, I just recently replaced my P67A-GD55 by a Z77A-GD55 and so far there is no problem at start up or shut down. I have a little question though; ¿ Is it OK for the board not to beep at start up? We verified that the little speaker in the motherboard is working, we take out the memory and beeped, so we are sure it is OK
I am asking the question because this thread says that AMI BIOS must beep once to indicate that it is working OK
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=86906.0
Thanks

New bios versions have the beeps on a successful boot removed as most considered that annoying. It will only beep in case of problems. So no beeping is good.

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MSI Z77A-GD55 doesn't post anymore.

Hi.
After overclocking 2500K from 4.7 to 4.8 doesn't post anymore.
I tried clear cmos and removing battery from motherboard but without changes.
Here is video
On video can see red light (DrMos alarm) blinks at the start up. I can't remember if that is normal at start up or not.
My rig:
2500k @ 4.7 GHz
Asus 560ti @950 MHz
Patriot Viper 3 8gb @ 1600MHz
MSI Z77A-GD55
Samsung 840 evo 120gb
WD Scorpio Black 500gb
Corsair GS600 600W
Fractal Design R3
Is the cpu dead or other component?
I hope it's just wierd glitch with bios.

Quote from: PirateDog on 26-September-13, 00:54:34
Reads to me like you probably have changed the 'CPU Core Engine Speed' setting out of Auto? Probably cooked the mainboard's MOSFETS. What was the CPU V. set at and for how long a period?
Nop. And voltage was set to 1.33 for a year.

MSI Z77A-GD55 doesn't read SYS FAN1 and SYS FAN2 speeds

hi guys,
I'm using my MSI Z77A-GD55 in a Cooler Master HAF 912 Advanced case and I'm really happy with it.
my Xigmatek cpu fan is connectend to the CPU Fan connector and works well.
to the SYS FAN1 and SYS FAN2 connectors I connected the front panel red LED CM Mehaflow 20cm and black one on the top.
the BIOS is updated to the latest v1.11 and works pretty well.
now my problem is that the bios doesn't read the speeds of the fans connected to both SYS FAN connectors.
also no other software, like SpeedFan for example, shows the speeds - all just show 0 although the fans run properly.
as far as I remember at least one of the SYS FAN speeds was read properly with older bios versions.
but never both of them and that's wired...
that's what the bios reports as Hardware Monitoring:
I did not care much about that but right now I'm trying to make my system as silent as possible.
so it' very important to know what's going on there.
any ideas or suggestions about the issue?

Could it be because that your system fan got very low speed?? if your system fan got speed like 1000 RPM or above, it should be detected well...
or you could check first how fast your system fans by connecting it first to CPU fan just to check....
If system fan runs >1000RPM then it should be compatibility issue with the fan..

MSI Z77A - GD55 mother board. Does not start.

Hi
My completely new computer does not start. It's completely dead. (worked fine yesterday)
There is a power button / lamp on the mother board, it blinks continually when power is connected. Nothing at all happens when I press the computers power button or the power button on the mother board.
Is this a problem with the mother board or could it be the power supply that has failed?
thanks for any help at all

My system:
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MSI Z77A - GD55 Socket 1155
XFX ProSeries Core Edition 550W PSU
Intel LGA1155 Core i7 - 3770
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Z77A-GD55 not booting(boot loop)

hey ...
I got hold of a z77a-GD55 mobo where the previous owner did not know if this motherboard was working or not.
I have installed an i5 2300 CPU and 4gb ram on two sticks.
when I press the start button its turns on and runs for about 5 seconds and simply turns off and on again in a loop.No picture on screen.
All the phase leds turns on.
I have tried all ram slots with one stick of RAM, reset the bios, taken out the cpu and reseated it with new thermalpaste and with / without gpu.
I have only run this motherboard on a cardboard box.
Can anyone help me here?

This sounds like the BIOS was corrupted due to a bad flash. The boot block is probably bad too. I've had this happen when trying to use the M-Flash function.
Download all of the different versions of the BIOS for your motherboard from the MSI main site. Place all of the BIOS ROM files in a FAT32 formatted USB stick in the root directory. Insert USB stick, hold down home key, and power on while holding down the home key. Watch USB activity on the flash drive. If the light on the USB flash drive blinks a lot, then it is loading your BIOS.
If that doesn't fix it, go to a computer shop and have them program your BIOS using an in-circuit SPI programmer. You can buy a cheap one from China/Hong Kong if you feel like doing it yourself.
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Three beeps when starting up from a disc

three beeps when starting from a disc

If your MBP came with lion or mountain lion. You will need to reboot the computer with a bootable Lion DVD. Unlike previous versions of Mac OS X, Lion (OS X 10.7) doesn’t ship with a bootable disc—it’s available only as an installer app downloadable from the Mac App Store. Once you have attained one of these disks. Boot and enter utilities and reformat the hard disk. Ensure that "Guid" is selected under options and that you also select "Mac OS Extended - Journaled. Hopefully before you do any of this you have a very recent time machine backup.
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Question about Z77A-GD55 Overclocking

Hello there, i have just upgraded to 3570k now with MSI Z77A-GD55. So far the max overclock i got without going 90C is 4.4Ghz (with Thermalright Macho as the cooler) It is achieved with these settings:
1. VCore: 1.265V
2. VDroop Control: Auto
3. OCP Expander: Default
4. VRM Engine Speed: Auto
5. XMP: Enabled @ 1600Mhz
6. CPU Multiplier: Auto
7. Core1/2/3/4 Multiplier set at 44Ghz
8. Base clock: 10039 (to negate lower default base clock)
9. Long Period Maximum Wattage Maintained: 200W
10. Short Period Maximum Wattage Maintained: 250W
The questions are:
1. When i change VDroop Control to other than Auto., the voltage when loaded getting dragged lower compared when the item is left at Auto. On Auto i got 1.240@load and 1.256@Idle. When using 25%, i got 1.230@load and 1.248@idle. Stange.. so can anybody explain this part? Or the VRM speed should be increased to 1.5x?
2. Does this board support overclocking with Vcc set as Auto, i mean automatically increase the Voltage when needed?
3. What's the relation of Internal PLL Overvoltage with PLL voltage menu? I read that to achieve lower temperature in IVB, lower PLL will help; So in this case, what's the best setting for them?
4. Have been trying to OC to 4.5Ghz but the temp goes past 90c. Anybody have any idea or suggestion to improve the situation? The problem is i can't lower voltage to less than 1.3v for 4.5Ghz. Otherwise, some application will hang on the background while testing with IBT. Any trick to circumvent that? I'd like to keep C1E state enabled though (C1E level is set to Auto although i am free to tinker with shallower level like C2 only, but still i don't want the energy saver feature turned off). What i'm concerned with is the Vdroop doesn't work correctly so higher voltage is required for 4.5Ghz OC (which burns the temp obviously).
5. I have DDR3 RAM of Team brand set at 7-7-7-21@1600Mhz via XMP at 1.65v. The strange thing is the Command Rate is set at 2T. when i override it to 1T, the read performance goes down to 13GB/s instead of 19GB/s with 2T in AIDA cache and memory benchmark. What could be wrong?
6. In CPU Hardware Monitoring, it says that my CPU is only loaded @+-72Watt with those settings above. Is it bug in monitoring app or what?
My Specs:
1. 3570k
2. Z77A-GD55
3. 4GB Team DDR3 7-7-7-21 @1.65v
4. Geforce GTX 570 EVGA SC
5. Crucial SSD + RAID 1 @500GB
6. PSU Seasonic X750
That's all i suppose, please help me with some answer Thanks.

Quote from: HU16E on 12-May-12, 08:31:05
If reading the Intel datasheet correctly, native supported RAM selection should be DDR3 1333 or 1600 (11 11 11) that is 1.50v. based (+ or - 0.075v's tolerance). RAM that is rated to run at 1.6v. or 1.65v. doesn't appear to be well suited for this platform's CPU IMC. There are offerings now showing up with speeds of at least up to 2133 @ 1.50v's with most likely even more to be developed and released.
VDroop is a voltage tweaking feature. Use it to lower the voltage too much and the system might not boot.
It is what it is. Each CPU will have it's own minimum voltage it needs to work at a given clock. That is what VDroop is for. Find the point at which it won't boot or remain stable anymore using the lowest possible VCore.
>> Ivy Review <<
Reading your suggestion and knowing that my RAM is set to run at 2T Command Rate, i tried to lower it to 1.575 and 99% stable, but crashed while doing IBT the 4th loop, so bump it up a little bit more to 1.6v.. Going to try it with IBT now love that tight latency of my module so no RAM upgrade come to mind so far.
About vdroop, so are you saying that this vDroop control is to give the CPU more vDroop? weird to have a board that not pushing better LLC but giving you more vDroop on change

Msi z77a-gd55 xmp missing after add ram

hi
i have msi z77a-gd55
at start i have 2 stick of ram of kingston khx1600c9d3 and i have the option to set xmp mode
but now i install two other stick of ram the same ram buy from kingston
i have done a clear cmos
and the computer boot without problem
but in the msi bios the xmp option desappear and i don't know why
my bios is up to date
anyone have an idea

I know this is not a new tread.but i have the same proublem with my MB msiZ77A i put in 2 sticks of
kingston 8meg each at 2133mhz.and mb, is only showing 1333.at the top of screen.I went down the
screen and Changed the Freq from 1333 to 2133 and clicked Save and shut off the computer. I re booted
and went back to look and at the top of the screen it still says ddr Freq is 1333. but when you scroll down
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John

Z77A-GD55 keeps losing 1E26

Everytime I reboot, or even after it's been running a while, this is showing in Device Manager. I've already completely wiped and reinstalled chipset drivers etc. If I delete it and let it redetect it, it comes up fine and working. But then after a while it shows with the ! again and I have to delete and reinstall it again to clear the error.
Double clicking on it shows "The Device can not start. (Code 10)

Never mind, the gd55 doesn't have the option i was thinking about. On the gd80 there is a seperate usb / sata controller.
Could try:
http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect?iid=dc_iduu

Z77A-GD55 is mine bad? - Solved

I've just set assembled a new Z77A-GD55 with the following:
Intel Core i5-2400 Sandy Bridge with stock cooler
2 x G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 4GB DDR3 1600 in sockets 1 & 3
Rosewill Stallion Series RD450-2-SB 450W ATX V2.2 Power Supply connected to JPWR1 & JPWR2
USB keyboard
USB mouse
DVI monitor plugged in to onboard video
I don't have a case yet but I figured I could test the system on the bench. However, with everything connected up, I press the onboard power button and all that happens is:
Power button lights green
DrMOS_ALARM & LED1 flash briefly
The CPU fan starts and then stops
Is it me or is something badly wrong (or both) ???

Not necessarily. What does the manual show? It may dimm2 (black) being the primary. I will need to download and have a look in the pdf manual to confirm.
Added: Yup! DIMM2 is the primary. Another good reason to not load up the board full of RAM sticks is if one is bad, it makes it an added pain to try and find the bad one. Especially with mainboards that have 8 dimm slots.

Ideapad n581 beeping at start up

Hi its rashed. I have ideapad n581. For a few weeks my laptop is beeping during start up. It doesn't beep the same every time. Its different. After beeping stops a screen (titled: Windows boot manager) shows and asks to choose an operating system where Windows 7 appears. when i press enter the laptop starts. it seems working fine but i have noticed some problems with the touch pad. im not sure about it but i think when it starts sometimes the lowest icon of the desktop is selected.
I cannot solve the problem. tried cleaning the ram.
Operating system of the laptop: Windows 7 home prm
4GB ram
Would be great if any one can help.
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mehasan

Maybe it's your mouse problem / faulty. Need to change the new one. BTW do you do any RAID?
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author=Rakeris link=topic=93172.msg668581#msg668581 date=1138733113]
Nope such patterns, they are all the same, short and fast. I get one beep a few seconds after I hit the power button then after the POST screen comes up a second or two after it comes up the short rappid beeps go one untill it goes on to the RAID (set-up/test I guess it is?) the last beep or two usaully sounds a bit odd, I assumed becasue it was doing the RAID check (or whatever it is).
Yes a while ago, probably a month or two now though.
Nope, I've tried that a few times, it doesn't do anything.
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Lower RAM score in Z77A-GD55 compared to P55A-GD65?

Just another issue i want to clarify when using this board. Using Team Xtreme RAM PC12800 7-7-7-21 4GB with BIOS 1.3 and 3570K OCed to 4.2Ghz:
1. The Read performance of 2T is clearly faster than 1T Command Rate. It was dropped from 19000MB/s(2T) to 13000MB/s (1T) What gives?
2. The WEI score for my RAM is only 5.9? Huh? it was 7.9 when i'm using my old P55-GD65 with same RAM and Core i5 750. Again, what gives? have tried to re-run it but no change. Other score is inline but the WEI RAM score is way lower than it was before. Command Rate changes won't fix this score. The weird thing is the RAM performance score in AIDA actually is inline with previous result on the P55 board i had. So i know it might be a software issue but still, just to make sure if there's any issue with anything that might causes this.
Hope somebody can give me any enlightenment or any trick.
My previous setup was:
1. Core i5 750 @3.6Ghz
2. P55A-GD65
3. RAID 0+1 Matrix 500GB WD
4. RAM Team Xtreme 7-7-7-21 PC12800 4GB
my current setup:
1. Core i5 3570k @ 4.2Ghz
2. Z77A-GD55
3. Crucial M4 SSD 128GB + RAID 1 500GB WD
4. RAM Team Xtreme 7-7-7-21 PC12800 4GB

Quote from: DaLoona on 11-May-12, 20:42:36
WEI means diddly squad and its just a bunch of numbers.
Does your system feel slower, do things take more time to load or something similar, then by all means continue your search, if not, leave it!, as said WEI means nothing!
Same goes for benches, they mean nothing, unless you are a numberfreak and like to watch the numbers get higher and higher.
Is all about how you experience your computer, not about some silly program that churnes out a number.
Yes i know, but doesn't the same applies for overclocking too? just to satisfy that need of higher number so yeah..

[Help] MSI radeon 7870 2GB OC problem on MSI - Z77A-GD55

Installed my new GPU onto my MSI - Z77A-GD55 , but monitor stays in power save mode , switched the GPU to the lower PCI2.0 slot (there are 3 of them) top 2 are PCIE 3.0 and the lowest is 2.0 and it worked , but the problem my GPU Fans cannot fit because of the USB/POWER ON-OFF top case buttons(wires) since its right next to the PCI 2.0 slot.
Bios is updated to the latest version 1.11
PCI-gen3 is on Auto in the bios settings (There is only Auto and Disable) option.
Any one has this issue before?

Quote from: flobelix on 02-January-14, 21:07:20
Did any card before work in the PCI-E 3.0 slots?
Yes my old ati radeon 4670 BUT i had this issue again first time i added the old GPU right as i bought the motherboard (1 year ago ) where my screen would be in Power save mode , but i removed my ram , removed power cable to drain power , and my GPU worked , from that i never removed / added anything in my computer (hardware wise) so this problem was here right from the start , the thing is i fixed it the 1st time , but i did had the 1.1 bios (even though i tried installing the new GPU on the 1.1 version and it didnt worked so i updated my bios to 1.11 and still the same issue)
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Some bios settings i could find that has to do with GPU
PCI Subsystem Settings : PCie GEN3 [Auto] / Latency Timer [32 PCi bus Clocks] /
Integrated Graphics Devises : Initiate Graphics Adapter [ PEG] / Initiate Graphics Share memory [32mb] / DVMT Memory [128mb] / IGD Multimonitor [Disabled]
Bios Version : E7751IMS v1.11

Z77A-GD55, no POST after BIOS change

Hello all -- a few days ago I put together my new build using the Z77A-GD55 (I can give full specs if desired, but it's not like it doesn't work) and everything worked great. I installed Windows 8, configured stuff, played games, etc. No performance problems at all. Last night I went into the BIOS to make a minor change to let the network adapter wake the PC from standby. I enabled a power setting I found and when I saved the settings and rebooted the BIOS, the PC wouldn't boot. No BIOS, no POST, no nothing. The fans were whirring and the LEDs were on (and everything stayed in this state until I cut power), but nothing happened on the monitor (the monitor works fine on another PC, by the way). I tried removing my PCI devices (wifi adapter and graphics card) and the hard drives, but nothing different happened. I removed all the RAM and then tried it with just one in, but both of those put it on a loop where everything would lose power within a few seconds and then try again. I cleared CMOS from the button on the input panel to no avail. I've since put the RAM and the hard drives back in (PCI devices still out) and I'm back to my initial no POST situation. I also tried putting a bootable flash drive in, just in case, but got nowhere.
The only thing I haven't removed is the processor, but because it only failed after I made a BIOS change, I'm still inclined to believe that that's not the problem (though I will do it when I have time tonight). Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this? If at all possible I'd like to get this fixed without replacing the motherboard because I won't be able to get a refund (I regrettably submitted the rebate when everything was working, so no returns), but I understand that that may not be possible.
Thanks!

Quote from: xmad on 09-April-13, 01:46:56
>>Posting Guide<<
Remove the battery and short the JBAT1 pins for about 10 seconds with the power cord removed then retest.
If no help, please provide a full list of components.
Shorted the JBAT1 to no avail. Restarted after a few seconds the first time (I assume this is a result of the CMOS having being cleared), but after that it was the same. Still nothing on the screen. My components are as follows:
Board: MSI Z77A-GD55
BIOS: Not sure, whatever comes standard
VGA: Gigabyte AMD Radeon HD 7850
PSU: Antec HCG-620M
CPU: Intel Core i5-3350P Ivy Bridge 3.1GHz (3.3GHz Turbo) LGA 1155 69W
MEM: Team Elite 4x2GB TED32048M1333C9
HDD: Seagate Momentus 7200.4 ST9320423AS 320GB (reused from old laptop)
SSD: Corsair Force Series GT CSSD-F90GBGT-BK
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Z77A-GD55 Post Stop Error "CA" (Solved)

Brand new motherboard that I pulled out of the box yesterday to rebuilt my PC. I upgraded the BIOS to the latest version, 1.7. One out of every two to three times when I reboot, the POST process will stop with a blank screen and just the characters "CA" (without the quotes) down in the bottom right hand corner. Anyone know what this stop message/error is?
Here's my machine specs:
Mobo: MSI Z77A-GD55
CPU: Core i5 3570K
Memory: 32 GB G.SKill Ripjaws X Series (4 x 8 GB), DDR3 1600 PC3 12800, F3-12800CL10D-16GBXL
DVD/CD: LG GH22NS70 DVD-RW
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Edit: Just as a followup, I did run both the Windows Memory Diagnostics and MemTest86+ overnight last night and it went through 3 full passes on all 32 GB of RAM without any errors, so I don't believe it's a memory issue.

Don't see CA in the list, but lets start with the memory since you have so much.
Start by doing a full cmos clear.
Then set the dramv to 1.65
Command Rate: 2t
Then retest.
If ok, enable xmp and retest.
If the problem persists, update to the beta bios w/ the forum flash tool. Use option 1 and point it at the entire compressed archive. This will flash the ME extension as well. Once the flash is complete, you will need to re-install the Management Engine drivers in windows.
>>Beta BIOSes<<
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<

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