Z87 MPOWER MAX and weird cpu speed -.-

Fresh reinstall on secure erased ssd.
Spec> 4470k
m power max
win 7 x64
When i go to command center CPU frequency falls on 800mhz.Bios settings are on Default. I didnt have this issues the last time i installed win 7 x64 .
Anzbody have some suggestions?
best regards

Sounds normal
The computer has a feature called EIST
http://www.intel.com/support/processors/sb/CS-028855.htm
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What is Enhanced Intel Speedstep® Technology?
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology is an advanced means of enabling very high performance while also meeting the power-conservation needs of mobile systems. Conventional Intel SpeedStep technology switches both voltage and frequency in tandem between high and low levels in response to processor load. Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology builds upon that architecture using design strategies that include the following:

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Z87 mpower max and intel 4770k

hi everyone may i know is it worth to enable the oc geniune for my z87 mpower max motherboard? is there any effects if i enable? (motherboard dies faster or something?)
awaiting for your reply.

Overclocking entails essentially to increase the CPU core clock above those that the manufacturer designed it for.
This process entails increasing nominal values which are in essence controls that are part and parcel of the motherboard. After all the motherboard is designed and built in accordance with the CPU manufacturers control specifications. Oc'ing also entails increasing memory speeds beyond the JEDEC standard. Components of the board also have to apply higher values to support the higher power demands of an overclocked CPU. i.e. the Mosfets amongst others.
The OC Genie is a "one stop" method that does it for you (works most of the time) and it takes due consideration of the max design values. In theory it should not affect the durability of the components. In reality it may. You could compare it to a car's engine. The manufacturer has a red line limitation for the engine RPM. Running at or just below the red line should thus be OK. It will probably last a reasonable time if operated that way, but logic tells me that it probably wont last as long as the sam engine being used within its maximum power and torque curve.
The question is, how long do you want your PC to last? With the ever new technology being released, the general user probably renews his PC every 3 to 5 years. So its a matter of deciding if you are prepared to take the risk and hope it lasts for the envisaged lifespan.

Z87 MPOWER MAX and 1.35V ram

Does anybody know if this board support low Voltage ram like 1.35V ram?
Best regards.

Quote from: RemusM on 20-July-13, 23:23:25
If you want 32GB RAM on Z87 Mpower Max, here is probably the best choice:
http://www.corsair.com/en/vengeance-32gb-quad-channel-ddr3-memory-kit-cmz32gx3m4x1600c10.html
1600MHz, 10-10-10-27 at 1.5V
or
1333MHz, 9-9-9-24 at 1.5V
Tested at 1333MHz (they are very stable).
Depending on your CPU sample, to achieve stability at 1600 you might need to raise some voltages.
Ok i got the whole computer, just need to order ram.I taked some time to realy consider about everything.
My specs now are:
Z87Mpower max
Intel Core i7 4770K (3.50Ghz, 8MB) BOX
[BX80646I74770K]
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 770 4GB WindForce 3X OC
[GV-N770OC-4GD]
Corsair Enthusiast Series Modular TX850M 850W
[CP-9020041-EU]
Noctua nh-d14
U recommended 1600mhz ram kit.What about the same kit only it runs on 1866?
http://www.dinokomp.si/produkt/corsair-vengeance-lp-32gb-1866mhz-cl9-quad-kit-1-50v/
actualy this answer will decide what ram kit should i take
Thanks all for help.

Z87 Mpower max and Command center

Hi guys just got a new mpower max and i have the WiFi and Bluetooth installed on the motherboard,Just wondered why i cant access the wireless server part on command center to use my mobile.
Or will this not work on this motherboard it was one of the reasons i got the board.

Oh well got a answer back from msi not what i wanted to here.lol
Dear sir/madam
Thanks for contacting MSI technical support.
Regarding your concern,the WIFI in motherboard is not suit for mobile control,like Mobile Phone.only the motherboard supports WIFI.
Thanks for your cooperation in advance!
Best Regards,
MSI Technical Support Team
I thought on a overclocking board a feature to remotly monitor temps would be a bonus the feature is available on the msi Z87I a £100 motherboard,Bit gutted this was another feature why i went for this board that and the virtual mvp which is not that good lol wish i went for the asus deluxe:))

Z87 MPOWER MAX and Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E / Extreme

Hello all,
First of all, sorry for my bad English.
As title said, did somebody tested compatibility of these two? I know that mounting-wise they're compatible. My question is will Silver Arrow's (SB-E/Extreme) heatsink "conflict" with that huge heatsink on motherboard? Will it fit?
Please help me. I cannot find any info about this. I own this cooler and want to order this motherboard as soon as I will get answers.
Best regards.

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 09-July-13, 09:07:49
Why do people buy CPU coolers, RAM, cart before the horse, etc., 'then' ask if they will work or fit?
I bought my cooler long ago, I love it and don't wanna let him go :D
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 09-July-13, 09:07:49
Looks like huskystafford will have an answer for you if it will fit even though it was suggested to him to get a Zalman CNPS9900Max-B which works very well without any hassles of any kind.
Yeah, but looks like I will have answer very soon too, because I've already ordered this mobo and it should be in my hands on thursday-friday.
Regarding alternatives to Silver Arrow.. In my country, the only top air coolers you can get is Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E/Extreme or Noctua NH-D14. With water coolers things being much worse: custom loops is a dream to find in stores. You can find some low-performance, high-noise cheap all-in-one water coolers, but that's not the case for me. There's something really wrong with CPU coolers distribution in my country :(

Z87 MPOWER MAX and Saitek x52 pro

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4770k
Crucial Ballistix Tactical 32GB 1600Mhz cl8 Quad KIT - 1.50V
samsung 840 pro 256gb
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If i plug joystick my whole system freezes.I need to unplug joystick and manualy reset so i can get in my system again. I was thinking that this is probably bios problem, cause on my other computer with the same system win7, joystick works normaly. Now the question which im asking is: where can i find detailed description of Bios update, cause on the MSI webpage description of bios is very poor.And i dont wont to flash bios if my joystick problem wouldnt be solved. The system runs great now,exept for joystick.
Thank you for help.

>>BIOSes<<

Z87 MPOWER MAX and BIOS

I read online that bios version 1.2 has some issues. Is there any newer,better bios to download?
Best regards
edit: article where is stated, that this board can be better with better bios
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/Z87_MPOWER_MAX/

Try a beta. There is a bunch of later ones: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=169794.msg1249902#msg1249902

Z87 MPOWER MAX problems?

Hey all,
Alright, so I installed a new motherboard, the Z87 MPower MAX, a new CPU (i7-4770k @3.5Ghz). So far, not so good. Basically, once I installed it, windows loaded up and instantaneously my system was monumentally slower than before, I used to have a Rampage IV Formula and an i7-3820 Sandy Bridge-E process running at 3.6Ghz. It lags when I drag windows around a huge amount, it took over and two hours to install the drivers from the CD's (not including the crashing which occured whilst trying to do so, program crashing, not PC). My Graphics cards ARE DETECTED BY WINDOWS. But my drivers are not. Also, when I try to run catalyst control centre, it tells me there is nothing to use it so it doesn't start and when I try to install new drivers, the catalyst software gets hung up on detecting graphics hardware and never gets past it. I have a program called speccy which usually detects my hardware very quickly but also gets stuck analysing and doesn't pick up anything, not to mention the Windows Experience Index won't run properly to due an error to do with "System/ Drivers/ blah blah blah.." Ugh...Not having fun and I have no support from Microsoft as I am an OEM user.
System specs are:
Motherboard: MSI MPower MAX
Processor: Intel core i7-4770K @3.5Ghz
GPU: TWO AMD R9 290X Cards running in Crossfire
PSU: 1200W Crosair 80+ Gold
RAM: 16Gb Ripjaw-z 2133Mhz DDR3 RAM
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium
This is primarily a gaming / photoshop system so I really need this to start running smoothly, any advice is greatly appreciated!!!!

For rendering, graphics design, audio creation, X79 was and is superior. Be that as it may, is the OS a fresh Install? If not, that is the problem.

MSI Z87 MPower Max won't start

Hello everyone and sorry to bother you but I don't know what to do anymore.
I bought a MSI Z87 MPower Max and yesterday I tried to start but there is no signal of life. No sounds and no fans. The only signal is the power led on the motherboard.
Another strange thing is when I press to long (about 5 seconds) in the power button the clr_cmos led turn on.
I have already checked the psu cables, if the cpu is corrected placed and with only one stick of RAM in the slot number 2.
I always press the clr_cmos between new tries and this night in take of the motherboard batery and left out over night.
If anyone can help me I will be grateful because I don't know what to do anymore

I am sorry, here's the information. Thanks
Main Board: MSI Z87 MPower Max
Bios Version: Original one
Video Card: I don't have video card.
PSU: Fractal Design NEWTON R3 1000W
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: Single
CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K
Memory: Kingston 16GB 2133-11XMP Predator (2x8Gb)
SSD: Samsung 250GB 840 Series
CPU COOLER: air cooler that comes with the cpu
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system: no additional hardware
OC: No
Operating System: no operating system installed yet

Kingston 32gb (2400mhz)and z87 mpower max issue?

Hello, i am planing to buy msi z87 mpower max board and i currently have kingston32gb( 8gbx4) hyperX 2400mhz ram .Here is the ram link:http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KHX24C11T3K4_32X.pdf
when i checked the mainboards list i couldnt see my ram in the compability list.Is that mean they wont work together?thank you

Quote from: RemusM on 13-August-13, 19:26:49
Intel does not guarantee anything above 1600MHz.
32GB DDR3-2400 using the stock settings is impossible on any processor.
So you're going to gamble.
You need to overclock and overvolt the processor.
But it doesn't worth the effort.
The chances to get a long-term stability are very low.
Here is another opinion (from a memory specialist):
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/321476-30-1600-2400-32gb-rive
I sure wouldn't use DDR3-2400 in any density, and never with 8GB/stick density.
The chances of stability are very slim without manually increasing the voltages (DRAM, VCCSA, & PLL) to unacceptable levels.
Not to mention the gains are very small between DDR3-1600 vs DDR3-2400.
High Risk vs Minimal Rewards.
ok i understand intel doesnt gurantee anything above 1600mhz but what i am saying is i was using these rams with my asus mainboard and yes they used to work but not anymore because i damaged my cpu when i try to delided the cpu.So i will get a new i4770k platform and of course i will overclock the cpu.But i really wonder will they work with the z87 msi mpower max ? (these rams are in SABERTOOTH Z87 Motherboard Qualified Vendors List link:http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/SABERTOOTH-Z87/SABERTOOTH-Z87_DRAM_QVL.pdf. I dont care which speed @2400 or lower

MSI Z87 MPower Max - Bad board? Failed SATA and B2 problems????

So here's the thing, been having problems with my system, I have a SSD as the boot drive and a RAID 5 array using the intel controller as a Data drive. It started infrequently that occassionally the system would lock up with the HDD LED on solid, Then it became progressively more and more frequently while troubleshooting.
I started out thinking it was the RAID array since after it freezes it would reboot do a verification and find some errors, so I disabled the array and tried running the WD lifeguard on each drive, each one passed a full disk scan. I tried booting the system with 1 or the 3 drives unplugged, still froze so cycled through each drive, froze each time.
Started suspecting the SSD so I cloned the drive onto a mechanical hard drive, still froze.
Unplugged the entire array and just ran the HDD alone..... didn't freeze as frequently but would still freeze.
Swapped out the RAM with good ram... Still froze.
Swapped power supplies with a good supply... Still froze.
Removed all the components except the boot drive, the RAM and the CPU..... stopped freeze up completely, instead I would get microstutters where the system would freeze for .25 to .5 seconds then continue, could tell if you played a audio stream it would keep repeating (Even a buffered stream) did a latency test and interupts were flying like mad and taking a long time to process, with no specific driver or process assigned.
Plugged the RAID array back in and it was working with the microstuttering, while trying to backup data off the array it froze again.
Rebooted the system, bios would die at B2
unplugged the RAID drives, cleared the cmos the system would boot.
Plug back in the raid drives , clear the cmos and it dies at B2.
Took out a hardware RAID controller (LSI 9260) and connected the drives up to that, dies at B2
unplug the controller... Bios boots
Plug in the controller with no drives attached, dies at B2.
Take the controller out, bios boots.
Sometimes the system gets to A2 and the screen shows snowy static
What is also strange is this occurs on both bios's.... the primary bios which I have flashed to 1.5 and the backup bios which I had left at 1.1 as a fail safe and never flashed.
Thoughts?

Hi
Almost same story happened to me.
I have now 2 pieces of Z87 MPOWER boards and both have the same issues.
1. Board came with BIOS 1.5. I left BIOS B to 1.5 and flashed BIOS A to 1.7 with MFLASH method. I installed W8.1 on my onto my SAMSUNG SSD and the PC was working for 2 or 3 days.
Then I noticed strange behavior while booting. The SSD was not found sometimes. I hit F11 and the list was full of USB pen drive entries. Then I entered the BIOS and I have seen only two menu entries: Security and one more I don't remember. Inside of the menu items it was empty or some chinese letters. So I thought the Bios was currupted. Due to missing MFLASH menu I couldn't flash the bios via MFLASH, so I had to study the German MSI Forum. Then I prepared the USB pendrive with ABUDE method and I brought back BIOS A alive. Fine, I thought: It can happen but it shouldn't. But the boot problems came back....
2. The second board came and had BIOS 1.4 installed and I didn't touch board #1 anymore . So I flashed BIOS A again to 1.7 and you know already what's coming up. Totally the same story which I had with board #1.
I switched back to BIOS B and no problems at all with booting.
After a while I noticed some BSODs because of Killer EThernet driver (bwcW8x64.sys). I had so serious problems with that driver. The problem is: If the driver fails, you are even unable to go to the internet and look for a new driver, because your ethernet is dead. Very funny, but not for me. I got the drivers from antother PC and I tried to install them. During installation it was fine. The card was working, but I was forced to do a reboot. After the reboot, the ethernet card was disabled because windows coudn't load the driver. OK, that's a windows issue or a poor driver. I tried several times. No chance to get ethernet back alive. Finally I disabled the Killer Ethernetboad and plugged my former Intel Gigabit ET Dual Port Sever Adapter in. I thought, now I get rid of all the problems. Ha ha...
First was everything fine. Then the PC didn't want to boot anymore: BIOS message --> B2.
I hit del key: "Entering setup" message came up. Nothing more. Several times. Dead.
I plugged out the Intel ethernetboard. Bios came up. I put the ethernet board to another PCI slot. 2 days of working. later on, same story.
Then I switched back to BIOS B and no problems at all.
So what's up here with my 2 MPOWER boards, showing the same issues with BIOS 1.7? What I did wrong?
- MFLASH? May be. But I don't use it anymore. I use the MSIHQ USB Flashing Tool from this forum now which was also spread in the German forum.
- I never flashed BIOS beta versions, I always red articals how to flash and I think I did nothing wrong here.
- Overclocking? No. Unfortunatelly I bought an Intel i4770 CPU without K. Funny. So no overclock issues at all.
- Memory? I have fully equipped 32GB (G.Skill F3-2400C10Q-32GTX) and did the MEM86+ test successfully.
Day before yesterday I flashed BIOS 1.6 to BIOS A. All looks good until now. The intel ethernet board behaves well. No B2 messages.
I will further comment as soon there is anything new.
Do we have some issues with BIOS 1.7? I strongly belief....
I have seen BIOS V1.81 beta is out. But where is V1.8 official release? Anyway, I am tired of testing. If I do not have issues with 1.6 then I will use it.
Unfortunately the MSI Z87 MPOWER board is not yet widely spread. Otherwise we would have more user experiences.
Ok, any comments are highly appreciate it.
@ Corellon: Sometime I got A2 messages with black screen with BIOS V1.7
Which bios version had you installed when you experienced severe problems?
I guess V1.5 & V1.6 are save. 1.7 has got problems.

Z87 Mpower Max Wifi Problem

Hey!
So I recently built this new PC:
CPU: I7 4770k || GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 770 Gaming 4GB || Mobo: MSI Z87 MPOWER MAX || RAM: Crucial DDR3 BallistiX Sport 2x 8GB || SSD: Samsung 840 PRO Series 256GB || Chassi: Cooler Master HAF XM Midi Tower || CPU-cooler: Noctua NH-D14 || PSU: Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 720W || OS: Windows 7 Ultimate || HDD: WD Desktop Green 2 TB | SAMSUNG SpinPoint 160 GB | HITACHI 250 GB
I'm happy with everything except the Wifi connection... I've been googling and searching on forums without any help so now I'm hoping someone know how to fix this problem...
I got a low connection to the router and it's terribly slow (the router is a WNR2000v2 but I've never had problems with it earlier and I get the same result with other routers). Basically, I get about 20Mbit/s with cable and the wifi from my laptop (HP ProBook 6560b with "Broadcom 4313 802.11b/g/n ") and the laptop can stand right next to my desktop PC and get 5/5 in connection vs MSI Mpower Max Wifi (Intel(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 2230) which only get 3/5 in the same distance. I've tried all kinds of placements for the antennas without and improvement. BUT, my problem is that instead of getting 20Mbit/s I only get up to 5Mbit/s. Now... I run the latest drivers from MSI's Mpower Max webpage and I run the latest BIOS (Version E7815IMS V1.3), but I cannot find a solution.
Thanks in advance...
Sincerely,
Dexter
(Excuse my poor English)

I think you should go through some Windows settings. Also try to configure router (this might be the problem).

Msi Z87 Mpower Max

I was wonder how many RAM slots does the Msi Z87 Mpower Max Motherboard hold? Can it hold all this? CMD64GX3M8A2400C10/Corsair Dominator Platinum 64GB (8 x 8GB) DDR3-2400

there are a few that can do that!
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/X79A-GD45-Plus.html
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/X79A-GD65--8D-.html
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/Big-Bang-XPower-II.html
just depends on your budget and how you will use it to what board is best suited (X79A-GD65 is the best all round) all the boards Supports eight unbuffered DIMM of 1.5 Volt DDR3 1066/1333/1600/1866*/2133*/2400* (OC) DRAM, 128GB Max (max of 64GB as it needs non ECC type RAM so support 8x8GB Dimms for 64GB total!)
if the board is made after September 2013 it will support that CPU out the box so if you buy one see if the vendor will give you the serial number and we will be able to tell you if its going to support it out the box!

Is My MSI Z87 MPower MAX Safe?

Hi everyone!
May I ask is my MSI Z87 MPower Max safe?
Intel 4770K - Idle = 45 Degrees Celceius / Open For Long Time = 53 Degrees Celceius
MSI Z87 MPower Max = 42 Degree Celceius
Core 0 - 3 and Package - Idle = 40 Degress Celceius / Open For Long Time = 48 Degrees Celceius
May I know is that safe and normal? because I got the Noctua NH-D14 heatsink fan.
Thank you!

its safe!
for 4GHz CPU frequancy that temp is all good if it tops out below 75C when its under maximum load when you get around to testing it then its all good and you have nothing to worry about!
so try intel burn test till it hits maximum temp it runs at and see how hot it gets (remember any temp under 100C is safe but the lower the temp is under that the better!)
so get the cpu a maximum sustained load to see how high its temps go to and report back to us but it looks fine so far and maximum temp is the most important metric to have (idle and light load temps say very little as they sound totally fine so far)

Z87 Mpower Max

Having issues not being able to adjust my CPU ratio for my 4770K through bios (currently running 1.2B8). Does not allow me to change my setting from 'auto' to 'manual'. Seems to be locked. Although, I can change the CPU multipliers through MSI Intel Extreme Tuning Utility and overclock from there with no problems getting 4.5ghz at 1.2 vcore.
Also, for those who have the Z87 Mpower Max, does the debug code not show temperatures like the Z77 mpower anymore? At the moment, mine only shows the debug code(s).

Is there a reason why I can overclock better and significantly have better temperatures with 1 stick of ram compared to 2 (dual channel mode)?
Just by going dual channel mode, my temperatures automatically go up by 20-30C under load and it gets even worse as I raise my vcore. Where as if I go single channel, I can throw a good amount of vcore and the temperatures will slowly progress. For example, if I use 1 stick of ram, I can easily attain 4.5 with 1.2 vcore with temperatures in the low 60's using prime. But if I go dual channel mode, temperatures rise by 20-30C, and goes to 80-90C, but it requires 1.25 vcore in order to be stable. Yes, I know the vcore is higher, but if I raised my vcore to 1.25 using single channel mode, the temperatures would be close as if I were still running 1.2vcore, somewhere in the low 60's. Like I said, raising my vcore in single channel does not raise my temperatures as dramatically as in dual channel mode. Another example, right now I am running at 4.8 with 1.37vcore with temperatures in the 70-80 C using prime. I wouldn't even be able to do this in dual channel because temperatures would hit 100C at 4.6 w/ 1.3vcore and eventually underclock.
I have tested both sticks in single channel and get the same overclock results. So, it has to do something with it being in dual channel.
My setup:
Intel I7 4770K
MSI Z87 Mpower Max
Corsair Dominator Platinums 2133 1.5v C9
EVGA GTX 780 SC
Corsair AX 850
Corsair H100i

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