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The latest version of the test BIOS for MSI MEG series ( GODLIKE , ACE , UNIFY , I-UNIFY ) Add New Mem O.C Feature 1. Lucky Mode: Increases Memory O.C stability 2. Power Down Control (Try new tricks on Memory Latency) Power Down Mode > PPD PPD > 0, tXP > 5 MEG Z490 GODLIKE 7C70IMS.12U MEG Z490 ACE 7C71IMS.12U MEG Z490 UNIFY 7C70IMS.A2U MEG Z490I UNIFY 7C77IMS.12W

Image is a screenshot from the MSI livestream for new B550 boards. There are no pins of the DIMM slots visible on the back of the board. Does anyone have an expert opinion on this (extra costs, benefits) ? As far as have seen, it is the only AM4 board with this feature. The Crosshair Impact and X570I Aorus do not have it.

Hi, Please find here some tips and tools for OC and XOC Official pages : Main : * Link * BIOS : * Link * Compatibility : * Link * MSI OC Guide : * Link * XOC BIOS : 7C34AMS.135 : * Link * AGESA 1003 Fix oc fail hang on F9 And new function always hang on F9 or retry 3 times The debug LED can show temperature on OS. 7C34AMS.164 : * Link * AGESA 1004 Optimize LN2 mode Optimize memory frequency over 5000MHz OC Tools : Command Center Lite (aka CCL) : * Link * Command Center Lite Memory : ??? MEMORY Settings : 4666C14 4666C15 MEMORY Profils : This is my personal profiles, it's not provide by MSI so please use with care !!! Most protections are set high or disable /!\ Voltage are far from stocks /!\ Profil #1 : 14-13-13-13 with 220 * Link * Profil #2 : 15-14-14-14 with 280 * Link * It's working with my sticks, but every sticks are different, so it may need fine tune to boot on your. Frequency is 4666, you can try higher or lower depending on how good are your BDIE / IMC FCLK is 1900 MHz, lower it for AIR if "07" at boot FCLK need 1400 to 1566 for XOC to reduce CB BIOS : 7C34AMS.135 Need MAXMEM in OS (no MAXMEM = OS load fail or BSOD)

Hello all! I have a second Z77 Mpower that I will not use at all. Instead of trying to get top dollar from Ebay, I thought I would try to keep it the OC community. I'm asking $100+ shipping ($20 to US $30 to go across the pond). I also threw some crappy rando DDR3 (8GB 4x2GB) with it.

A thread dedicated to Discussion, Problems, News and OC stuff around MSI RTX 2080 Ti Lightning. Will be updated constantly.// Info about MSI RTX 2080 Ti Lightning // - Uses custom PCB (3x 8Pin), basically reference but with digital ICs : 8-Phase MP2888 and MP2884. Can handle up to 700A on LN2- Samsung GDDR6 instead of Micron, clocks better with also improved timings (depends on used BIOS)- Beefy cooling solution, though I recommend using watercooling as Turing full boost is under 60C.- Stock LN2 bios allows voltage change for vMem (memory voltage) and AUXs voltages (PLLs) those two are not necessary unless on LN2.- Max power limit is set to 380W with 108% set in Afterburner its 400W max, NDA LN2 bios is fully unlocked with up to 1000W power limit. Also Core Voltage is unlocked (Custom Afterburner (ABX) needed!!!)XOC Guide : HERE : Issues :MSI card somehow is scanning everything on PCB, checking for "dead" voltages or malfunctions and if it detects something like an unplugged fan (my case because I'm on waterblock) it goes into safe mode.Please use this BIOS to fix this : https://www.dropbox.com/s/8s0vewi7gg...RF_Ln2.7z?dl=0Few words from me :1) If u want higher power limit or LN2 NDA bios with ABX don't bother unless you're LN2 overclocker, it's extremely hard to get hold of this, also u will need Guide from MSI for HW mods which are needed in order to unlock card.2) There is a work-around for power limit, you will need to flash BIOS with high-power limit - Galax OC Lab 2000W works fine with card, Core voltage is up to 1.2V.-- If you want to ask or discuss, please comment below this thread, thanks for reading and lets all have fun with this card ! --

Long time ago I wanted this mainborard to be added: http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=87039&highlight=MS-6340 I always mentioned that "it is not terribly clear, witch is the official name of this thing." So it was ended up with the MS-6340 as is the MSI label. Later I wanted adding picture of the mobo there: http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=135499 ...and it was there for long time, before recently go missing. Please add it back ... However with recent Aida64 report, it become clear that the mainboard is in fact a MSI K7TM Pro: "MSI K7M Pro (MS-6340M)/K7TM Pro (MS-6340)" Google search for pictures of "MSI K7TM Pro" confim that: https://www.google.cz/search?newwindow=1&safe=off&hl=cs&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=928&q=MSI+K7TM&oq=MSI+K7TM&gs_l=img.3...492.492.0.771.1.1.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1ac.1.64.img..1.0.0.__iKCvUuc6o Including logs of the Aida64, HWiNFO and CPU-Z. ... Yes, it took me some time, but I believe that it is better later that never. The mobo have, however, unique feature and that is being able to run at FSB 34.5MHz: ...so it is kinda worth keeping, even the overclock is virtually nonexistant

I'm relatively new to the scene, but I'm starting a team/thread/club/whatever for users of the MSI z87/z97/z99 * Power series motherboards. No, I am not employed by MSI. So I and we are free to say what we want about the product, including hate on it if we damn well please. Although, I don't think this will be necessary, I am loving my new board immensely. This is more about productivity, suggestions, helping one another, showing off our rigs, etc etc etc etc. It's not so much about competition at the moment, it's more about a collective of individuals with the same hardware helping each other out. I plan on making another thread with rig picures/OC results/ETC. Anyone with this series(s) of motherboards is welcome to join/post/help/whatever, the team is called 'MSI *Power Series' Yes, I also am planning on starting a group and all those other good things, in time.

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