Z77A-GD65 network and audio bugs

I'm having a few weird issues with my setup.
first off its a Z77A-GD65 bios v10.7
i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz, 4201 Mhz with noctua NH-D14
Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory (CMZ16GX3M2A1600C10) win says that there is only 3.9g available, and that its only running at 800 mhz
Samsung 840 Pro Series 2.5-Inch 128 SATA 6.0 gb/s ssd
WD Black Desktop 1TB SATA 6.0 GB/s 7200 RPM
win 8
first issue just appeared out of nowhere a week after I finally got it running. There is a network error every time I start the system, if I restart it goes away.
I"m having audio problems, the speakers in my monitor work with the hdmi cable, but I am unable to use my good speakers, when I plug them into the back panel line out, there is no audio from any port, or the hdmi cable.
I've also noticed a device without a driver error

win8 is a 32b version, it was a 39.95 upgrade directly from microsoft... safe to assume that the 64b version is worth the extra $?
have the board in a brand new case using 9 stand offs, all with screws through the board and into them.
The NIC is onboard, all the drivers are up to date except the audio, I'm downloading an updated driver for it (released 1/25/13)
left the machine turned on when I went to bed, when I got up the power led was blinking, and I had to press the power button to wake the machine. this web page was open, but there was no network available, same error as above, I had to restart windows to get online.
Edit: the updated driver fixed the audio problem

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Re-Conforming and Audio Bug nightmares

Hi,
First, let me say that I've searched throughly about those problems before I came in here.
I own a company and we used to use FCP7 to edit our weekly show.
I've moved all suites to Premiere CC 7.2.1
Our workflow is a bit different than before, since PP can handle original files, in our case .mts sony AVCHD FullHD from FS700, NX70 a Handycam and the MP4 from GoPro Hero3.
Our main problems right now have been:
Re-Conforming:
I've searched about this and these are the possibles solutions
- Turn the creation of XMP off
- Disable XMP metadata linking
- Direct the cache and database files to the same external harddisk that our media is in
- Direct the scratch disk to the same Harddisk as the media.
- Media been on a Network volume and Computer clock / daylight saving time shifting.
- Before opening a project in a different machine, make sure to redirect (to find) the cache to the disk your using
I must say everything above was tested and dealt with but still. We have seen projects re-conforming by it self everytime we open PP. It normaly happens when moving from computer to another one. But sometimes happens on the same machine, between two days apart, with nothing different.
And the re-conforming takes a lot of time.
Audio Bugs:
Sometimes the waveform doesn't show up. Now this has a workaround, just go to clip > audio options > re-render audio. But it's annoying.
And more serious sometimes we got an audio looping 1sec over and over, even though the original is perfect, trying to re-render doesn't help. re-importing the clip doesn't help. Only deleting ALL the preview files (because you can't know which is which) that works.
Is there anyone with solutions (definitive) for these problems?
Regards

Hi Jim,
As I said, I'm using external USB 3.0 drives. No Network drives whatsoever.
All these:
System
Projects
Cache/Scratch
Media
Exports
Are in the USB 3.0 Harddisk.
If you are refering to the same drive as the OS that's not a solution as in some machines I have 160GB SSD.
Cheers,

New Z77A-GD65 - No Onboard Audio

I've just purchased a MSI Z77A-GD65 BIOS version 10.8 which is running on Windows 8 Pro x64. I am unable to get the onboard sound to work (ALC898).
It is detected in device manager as RealTek HighDefinition Audio. I've installed the latest drivers. In the Realtek display panel the Digital output is enabled and the front jack and backpanel are greyed out.
I disabled the "Front jack panel detection" which enabled the front panel output, but the sound coming from my headphones is like someone scratching their nails on a blackboard (screeching).
I am unable to get the backpanel to be detected at all.
What i have tried:
1. Enable/Disable in BIOS
2. BIOS update
3. MSI and Realtek drivers (Latest)
4. Different speakers/headphone (all work in other devices)
5. Setup the PC outside the case
None of which have solved my problem.
At the moment i'm using an ASUS Xonar DX so i have sound, but i'd like to have all the features of my motherboard available.
Could this be a hardware failure?
Jack.

Speakers are set standard device and still no sound sounds like a (maybe win8 related) software issue or even hardware failure. Normally setting Headphones (front) and Speakers (back) to standard device should be sufficient to switch between those. Try deactivating digital audio. Also the Xonar needs to be removed as you had it installed in your screenshot try:
Quote from: jackbrennan on 15-January-13, 03:20:57
Thanks.
I tried now, but still no audio. It's as before.
Here is a screen shot
Digital is disabled and even though my speakers are plugged into the Green output on the back of the motherboard it's not registering in Windows.

Z77A GD65 Network Issue

Not sure what would be the cause hopefully someone here in the forums can shine some light on this problem.
When I turn the computer off and let it sit for a very long time and I turn the PC on the internet will not work windows rejects to pick it up. Only way to get internet on the system is to restart again and then you have internet.
If I reboot anymore with the system internet works just fine. It seems to do it when you let it stay off for a long time from what am looking at. So when I wake up I have to turn the system on let windows boot to desktop then restart again and I have internet.

I've got the same network problem at cold startup with Z77A GD65. So I used the recomanded driver for Windows 8 64bit.
After just update It seems to work fine, but is see that instead of the 82579LM now its says 82579V. Is that OK?
I still got a unknown device in my devicemanager saying:
De installatie van stuurprogramma NULL Driver voor apparaat-id ACPI\INT33A0\0 is voltooid door Stuurprogrammabeheer met de volgende status: 0x0.
Translation:
The installation of driver NULL Driver for device-id ACPI\INT33A0\0 is done bij driver program manager with the folowing status: 0x0
Just read at intel website that the LM is not the same as V. (82579-gbe-phy-datasheet-vol-2-1.pdf)
It has less capabillities. Is there another driver avalable for Windows 8 64bit for the LM version that solves the cold startup problem?
Sorry, I am confused. I'm sure my device manager said LM before i updated, but in the documentation by the MS-7751 (v2.x) and on the MSi website is says V.
Dues this mean that MSi Live Update 5 did download the wrong driver before?

Z77A-GD65 ram and DR. mos problem after 2 years without any HW change or OC!

Hi guys, i have three Z77A-GD65 from 2 years with the same hardware config, no overclock or others OC settings ....simply default bios settings; in this last 2 months, not at the same time, all of my 3 mainboards have the same identical problem.
One day, from nowhere, without any reason, i start my pc and mobo don't start, hangs with code 55 ( memory error) and Dr mos alarm led goes on, i try to reset bios .. nothing.
I Switch multibios to "B" bios and works perfectly .. i've tested all of RAM modules and result works perfectly !! .... all of three mainboards have the same identical problem!!
Now i use all my 3 PCs with "B" bios and works perfectly, because "A" bios hangs always with code 55 and with Dr. mos alarm led on, i try to update and downgrade "A" bios ... nothing to do ... "A" bios don't work anymore.
Any idea?

Quote from: Nichrome on 19-July-14, 02:32:51
Don't have to be rude
If same problem is on 3 motherboards then is something wrong with RAM or BIOS not the motherboard
>>Posting Guide<< Reminding again if you want to receive any help.
Nichrome, you misunderstood! ... I just responded to your affirmation .. that's all, it was not my intention to was "rude" as you wrote! OK?
Ram modules have been tested on other Asus mainboard .. .. no read/write errors and no hangs problems ... so all Ram modules are fine
About bios ..... maybe primary bios is physically damaged.... i try to reflash bios also with old version .. no way .. maybe primary bios damage in all 3 mainboards !! very strange!!! ... you know if there's a know manufacturing defect on this MB bios maybe on a particular MB serial part number? because i bought all 3 mainboards at same time about 2 years ago.
Quote from: Sea Dog on 19-July-14, 02:40:52
Obviously, there is 'something' that has caused BIOS corruption in all 3 mainboards A chips. Whatever that 'something' is, it may happen to the backup B chips as well. Recommend to concentrate on finding this 'something', what the common denominator is, and restoring BIOS chips A before the mainboards may become expensive paperweights. A shop with an SPI flash programmer device can fix the broken BIOS chips if not comfortable with doing the recovery procedure yourself.
Hi, yes i agree, In fact, my fear is to have, in a while, these mainboard totally unusable! ..... i think that primary bios is physically damaged or i hope, software damaged, I would try to recover it, if it's only a software problem (i hope so) ... do you know a procedure to completely erase cleanly that reflash the primary bios? i try to use dos MSI flash utility with "/p /b /n" options .. no success to restore A bios ... same story ... error 55 and DR-mos alarm led on.

Z77A-GD65 mobo and ethernet port

I recently rebuilt my computer using the Z77A-GD65 motherboard after my old one ( and my GPU) were killed by a bursting water cooler. I had a few problems setting it up, but the only problem left is that the ethernet port won't work. I'vr tried different drivers, both in Vista and Win7 but it won't work. Device manager recognises it, with an exclaimation mark, and properties says it cannot start with an error of D10 ( I think).
Has anyone else had this problem?
Thanks
Paul
Ooops. Sorry. Did a forum search and found nothing so I posted this query. Then I googled it and it brought me back to Msi forum. Still if you have any ideas, please feel free to let me know.

I solved the problem with the Lan and the onboard sound at the weekend. I installed the mobo into a new Corsair Obsidian 750D case and everything started working. Except for the power switch and the power light, but that's probably my cack handedness. Thanks for your help.

701 Mail, Calendar, Social network and Web bug.

Hello
im pretty satisfied with my 701 but just right now i started to experience bugs. let me explain
Calendar- sometime (always when i go through widget) when i open a calendar, it opens a speciffic day (the one that is actual), and im unable to select month or any other view point, and i cannot see any of my notes in the calendar until i restart my phone.
Mail- widget sometimes doesnt refresh inbox even though i have it set on 15 mins. (happend last time for a week. thought i had no mail, instead i found 10 new messages.) also sometimes my mailbox wont open using widget, only with a normal Email icon.
Social network just doesnt want to open at all. says (in translation something like "Unable to launch the client"
Web- even though i have 3g network signal and mobile data are turned ON, opera mobile, and Web client (the nokia one) both cannot connect to the internet for some time.
i tried backing up my phone data (not applications only galery, phonebook, music, ebooks etc and videos) and erasing (reseting) my settings. when i turned my phone on again, it asked me to enter time, date, my nokia account etc. as if i just bought the phone. then i loaded my backup files. email looks like its working again, calendar got stuck just today again... social network still doesnt work, web still cannot connect to 3g network sometimes..
dunno what else to try, starting to be little angry, since calendar and web are the things i use more often then sms and calls.
is this common? will there be an update to fix this? or is there a simple solution to my prob?
i would add an attachment supplying info about my phone but i have no idea where to get such file.
thanks for help.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

No problems here!
Any way the Feature Pack 1 will solve those problems ...

Z77A-GD65 Problems with Ethernet (Intel 82579V) Code 10 and 55 error

it is just a day with disaster. I bought Z77A-GD65 yesterday, and now it almost driver me crazy , i have two most famous problem of the board ,the CODE10 and ERROR 55!!!
after i bought this board to home ,i spend few hour to figure out the reason why the system can not be booted.
the DIMM SLOT 3&4 of my board is malfunction,no matter what combination i use (1&3,2&3, 3&4...etc),but it works for 1 and 2(i have 4 ram sticks,all of them is fine)
i do upgrade to BIOS 10.5(thx god ,i have two computer ,otherwise i cant even do it because of following issue)
after i solve the problem by only plug in 2 ram (DIMM1&2), succeed to boot up, a new problem occurred to me ,the CODE10!
latest driver , clean system install ,cmos cleaned, does not help.
i have read this thread for code10
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=158591.msg1167303#msg1167303
and for error55
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=158224.0
it seems the best way to solve it is RMA.
I notice that there is an Authorized Motherboard Repair Center (East Coast):
361 Alden Road
Markham, Ontario, L3R 3L
i live in Toronto, can i just go there and give the board to them to fix it or i can only mail it?
If i need to mail it ,what should i do?

Code 10 means the device cannot start. You have the right driver for the Intel 82579V is shorted by either a motherboard screw or a raiser under it. The ethernet adapter has lights which light up id driver is installed (even though code 10 is in effect).
Solution: Remove 1 or 2 motherboard screws and turn the pc on. Repeat until you find out which screw caused the issue. For me it was the screw closest to the ethernet controller.
The wa i fixed it was I was used a plastic washer and I was still able to have the motherboard screw in and at the same time not get code 10 anymore and my Intel 82579V worked fine since.

Need help with clickbios ii terminolgy and values. Z77A-GD65 / 3770k

Hello All
I recently purchased a Z77A-GD65 board and after searching I've found the differences in terminology between this and my previous Asus board but still have a couple of settings I cant find any info on.
System Specs:
motherboard: msi z77a-gd65
cpu: intel 3770k
ram: corsair vengeance 2133mhz 1.5v
psu: corsair 850w
First things first is I believe I am running in turbo oc mode. I've selected the oc genie tab on the center right of the bios screen and proceeded to change settings there. With cpu voltage on auto and vdroop set to 50% at 4.6ghz. (I'll try and get screenshots of bios settings soon)
The following are the terms I need help with:
In the my oc genie section;
1. Long duration power limit
2. Long duration maintained
3. Short duration power limit
In the main overclocking section;
4. Digital Compensation level (not in owners manual, options auto/high)
5. Cpu core ocp expander (enabled for overclock 4.5ghz+?)
In the CPU Features section;
6. long duration power limit w (does "w" stand for watts?)
7. long duration maintained s (does "s" stand for seconds?)
8. short duration power limit
9. primary plane current limit a (does "a" stand for amps?)
10. secondary plane current limit
11. primary plane turbo power limit
12. secondary plane turbo power
I know those are a lot of settings, but would appreciate any simple definitions as to what they do and recommended values for mild overclocking (4.5-4.80)
Also on my previous board (Asus P8P67 Pro) my 3770k was stable in prime95 for 18 hrs at 4.5ghz fixed 1.155v with only ram timings put in manually and LLC set to extreme.(or whatever max is called in asus bios) Voltage was fixed and everything else was defailts.

Well I'm back. Been digging around for a few days and found some answers to my questions.
First things first s that for some reason I could not adjust voltage values with the + or - symbols. Clearing cmos did not help this. I had to reflash the bios to get this functionality back as well as clearing cmos before and after the flash.
So I figured out the values in the oc genie section are the same as the normal section but only used when your using the oc genie. (numbers 1-3)
Digital compensation level and ocp expander should be set to high and enabled respectively when going for higher overclocks. (4 and 5)
Now for the rest of my questions ( 6 through 12) I have found suggested settings and some info after hours and hours of searching but still have a couple of questions about them.
Long/short duration power limit, and primary/secondary plane turbo limit. I see suggestion settings of 250 or 255. I take it this is simply max supplied watts to the chip? If so why the 250/255 values? Is that the highest the board will give? Is plane turbo limit related to the enhanced turbo stated and how much wattage can be drawn there while the other limit is for any non turbo frequencies?
Long duration maintained, I've seen 60 suggested a lot. Why is this?
There's not an over abundance of info on these boards as compared to asus so it seems info is a little less documented and video tutorials explaining things are next to none.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Z77A-GD65 and Radeon R9 290 multi GPU problem

Hi
I am trying to setup four R9290 GPUs on the Z77A-GD65 board and for the life of me cannot get it to work. Using Windows 7 64bit with 8GB memory. I have tried installing the cards from the CPU end and backwards. Using the latest AMD drivers (13.12). Using 1x to 16x riser cables not powered.
I think the problem is either not enough power on the PCIE bus or Crossfire is not working.
Can anyone offer any help please?
Thanks

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Only team members may post here, or those willing to join.
Are you joining the Red Rockets? If not, this thread is in the wrong part of the forum. The mainboard is only rated and certified to run a total of 3 AMD graphics cards in Crossfire. It also depends on the CPU used. With a Sandy Bridge, only a maximum of 2 graphics cards can be used, 3 with an Ivy Bridge.
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I think the problem is either not enough power on the PCIE bus or Crossfire is not working.
Nope! Only 16 PCI-E lanes in the processor. If you want 4 GPU's, get a pair of dual GPU nVidia graphics cards.
Allocation with 3 graphics cards is 8X 4X 4X for a total of all 16 available lanes.

Z77A-GD65 + MSI Control Center (version 2.5.053) = FAN speed control issue

OK,
I've got Z77A-GD65 board and I am using MSI Control Center (version 2.5.053). I have one fan connected to CPU fan header and another fan connected to System Fan1 header on the motherboard. The problem is that while trying to use Smart fan control in MSI Control Center (under Green Power tab) only CPU fan changes speed according to load and the one connected to System Fan1 always stays at the same "System Fan1 Min" set speed. In BIOS the system fan1 is set to auto as all other options are constant speed from 50% to 100%, both fans have 4 wires, so they can change speed. I want both fans to change speed according to CPU load. I know I can use Y (split) cable to connect both fans to the same CPU fan header but I would like to avoid this if possible.
Anybody experiencing the same thing? Issue with bios? Control center bug?

As long as the amps of the two fans doesn't exceed the limit for the CPU fan header, go ahead and use a splitter. Not positive, but believe the fan header amp limit is 1A?

Overclocking the i7 3770K on Z77A-GD65 MB. HELP ME MY NEW FRIENDS!!!

Hi everybody! I really truly hope that someone can help me. I have tried to look EVERYWHERE with no good results... :(
I have a new Z77A-GD65 motherboard and an Intel 3770K processor running on it and I am trying to OVERCLOCK my system properly. You might think that who the hell is this bozo if he cannot overclock with the manuals and all..
Anyway, I really never have gone deeper into overclocking and I would sooooo much like to have a PRESET file (BIOS settings) which could give me about 4.5-4.8GHz frequency and then my memory is a whole another issue. I am able to run it at 1,6GHz anyway but I'd like to try more.
The thing is that I don't even know whether I should have that Genie II button enabled on the motherboard or not! I mean, can I overclock my MB even further if I have Genie button enabled? And then should I enable Genie II via the Control Center from within Windows 7 x64 too?? Or should I have that Genie button disabled from the MB and do everything "manually"? Frankly I know nothing and I am absolutely frustrated.
I know I would have to set some voltages and factors at various points but I find it too complicated. ASUS had a software that you could choose "turbo profile auto overclock" and that software just adjusted voltages and frequencies automatically, rebooting every once in a while until the system came unstable and it applied the latest stable settings. MSI should have that kind of an over-clocking software too!
So could you please reply for me stupid one and tell me that how should I overclock my system. Meaning all the possible settings that you could imagine. I have tried Googling of all the weird C1E's and C-states and HPET's and everything but it's just a mess. I just would like to get as much power out of my PC as possible. Period. I really would appreciate all kind of help.
And yeah, one more thing;;; when I have this MSI Control Center installed in OS then will it kind of "override" the BIOS settings done when booting up? I'm asking a lot of stupid questions but I have struggled with my new PC for four straight days and nights and my brains are starting to melt....
PLEASE::::
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- other settings (like power settings)
- DRAM timing mode and frequencies
- EIST on/off?
- Turbo mode on/off?
- Enhanced turbo??
- ANYthing you can ever think of.
I'll humbly wait for a reply. Thanks for reading.
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Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 25-September-12, 04:28:27
There are a number of OC threads here to give some basics. First off, learn what the limits are for voltages, etc. Intel datasheets & design guides are a great source. I will give you two voltage limits, 1 - DRAM V. = don't exceed 1.65v's, 2 - CPU V. = for an everyday OC, don't exceed 1.400v's. Get yourself a digital multimeter. There are several OC methods, so pick the one right for your needs.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=159647.0
It's a good start thanks to Froggygremlin.
Btw if I may to add tips : try to overclock processor first with memory stay on default speed if we feels it is stable enough and want some more then go with the memory

Z77A-GD65 issues with Geforce GTX 780 Video Card

Hey Guys,
I have a issue with a new PC build.
I think it may be a driver or BIOS setting issue, I hope
I bought a MSI Z77A-GD65 motherboard and below are the specs:
- Intel Core i7-2600 CPU 3.4 Ghz
- BIOS Version E4451IMS V10.8
- Balistix Sport 8GB sticks (Total of 24 GB memory installed)
- Kentek 875w power supply
- Geforce GTX 780 Graphics Card
My problem is with the Geforce GTX 780 video card, I installed a fresh install of Windows 7 64 bit and
everything runs and works fine,but when i install the Geforce GTX 780 video card and install the
drivers its all good up to this point but when i restart the computer i get this message in the device
manager ""Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems (code 43)"
I have installed different versions of the driver, a few older and few newer versions with the same
outcome.
I tried to flash the BIOS to the latest version 10.11 but had problems with it picking up my harddrive
after it flashed successfully. I even checked the boot up setting and it all looked good just would not
boot up, so i had to revert back to the v10.8 BIOS version for it to work.
I'm not sure if there is a setting in the BIOS that i need to turn on or off. I'm not familar with this BIOS,
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not see it right?
I'm stumped here, do you guys know of a Geforce driver version that works well with this video card?
I truely think the card is fine because when i install the card to the motherboard i dont get any weird
issues until the driver is installed and Windows is restarted.
I would greatly appreciate any help and advise that you guys can give me.
Thanks alot

UPDATE
Well i wanted to post an update on my new build issue.
Here are my specs:
I bought a MSI Z77A-GD65 motherboard with BIOS v10.8
- Intel Core i7-2600 CPU 3.4 Ghz
- BIOS Version E4451IMS V10.8 (i had a issue with the newest BIOS flash v10.11 it wouldn't detect the harddrive, could figure that one out so i went back to v10.8)
- Balistix Sport 8GB sticks (Total of 32 GB memory installed) I first had 3 sticks so i got another 8GB stick to fill all 4 banks for total of 32 GB
- Corsair Professional Series 860 Watt Digital ATX/EPS Modular 80 PLUS Platinum Power Supply AX860i (Bought this PS to replace the Kentek PS)
- N780 TF 3GD5/OC (GeForce GTX 780 GAMING) (traded Geforce GTX 780 card for the MSI version of the GTX 780 card)
OK... I got the new Corsair 860w power supply installed and i installed the new MSI GTX 780 video card with the specs above everything installed fine no problems and my son was playing the Bio Shock Infinite game on Steam and about 1 hour into the game he got a blue screen of death, says something like "to prevent damage windows is now resetting" and it turns off so fast can't read the rest of the message.
I'm going to here in a little bit and update all device drivers with MSI Live update utility and also update the motherboard BIOS again to v10.11.
I'm really confused here, I'm also going to take out some memory and try to run it with sticks only in slot 2 & 4 to see if it runs more stable like that, also should i update the video card to the latest driver, i know the latest is not always the greatest driver.
I want to think you guys again for your help & time with this issue. I really dont know what else to do here, everything is new in this PC.
Thanks

Msi Z77A-GD65 Does't start at all

hello !
I got my msi Z77a-GD65 yesterday and a I5 2500k;I tried to see if they work.
1- i Discharged my self.
2-got the MB out of the box put it on the electrostatique bag and on the box.
3- i installed the cpu carefully and successfully.
4-installed the RAM (1 stick of g skill ripjaws x 1600mhz 2 gb) on DIMM1.
5-installed the intel heatsink
6-and an old power supply that used to perfectly power my old pc(PENTiUM4)
After that i turned on the power supply.Waited a few second and pressed the power onboard button.
the motherboard did not start the fan start to spin for1-2 seconds and turned off,the cpu phase led 1 was luminated for 1 second and then all 8 phases have just flashed and the motherboards retarted and heve been like thet ever since.also the LED debug just flashed and didn't write anything.
please help.
Also there is a julper named JSVID1 right by the VRM heatsink it is not mentionned on the manual what does it do?

Quote from: HU16E on 30-April-12, 06:17:28
Also recommend to get a quality +12V single rail PSU.
Get at least a 80 plus certificated power supply, that is for energy efficiency certification but also means quality (not always by some unreliable brands).
Dint knew that i could advice brands, some support forums are quite picky even if that isn't write in the rules. So here it goes, Corsair, Antec, CoolerMaster, Silverstone, Enermax, Seasonic, NZXT, XFX, Super Flower, FSP. All these are good and reliable Power Supply brands.
Now you only need to see how much watts you need for your system, this one is simpler to use http://www.corsair.com/learn_n_explore/?psu=yes, next one more accurate but a little more complex http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

Z77A-GD65 + MSI GTX 780Ti = No Boot!

Hello all,
I have a Z77A-GD65 Motherboard, and I've just got my new MSI GTX 780Ti last night.
However when I install the graphics card, the PC won't boot properly. - all I can see is a line ( _ ) at the top left of the screen, and "B2" on the bottom right.
The PC beeps about 3 times if I just leave it, and after the 3rd beep the screen refreshes and the line ( _ ) starts blinking. but that's it.
No boot, no post, nothing.
I have an 850watt powersupply, and I have been running 2x 660s up till now, so i'm sure that it's not a power problem.
Also, I have tested the 780Ti in my friend's PC (G1.Sniper 3) and it works perfectly fine.
Does anyone know what might be wrong?
Thanks,

Quote from: jimseeKOR on 21-November-13, 12:20:03
I'm using the same motherboard and just bought GTX780ti last week. I encountered the same issue when i plugged in my new GTX780 ti. I got the B2 error code. So i decided to flash and update my Bios version and IT WORKED !!
To the people having the same issue as i am.,please update your BIOS to the latest one. Make sure the PCI Gen 3 is enabled in the BIOS for full perfomance.
For the BIOS update i need the monitor, and with code 62, you dont get any signal..

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