Dear Ah_Huat,
For both models, currently not available in Malaysia. but however we are considering to bring in the R6970 Lightning in very very limited quantity.
Thank you.

Dear bad melatonin,
The MSI Z68MA-ED55 has arrived. Could you PM me where are you located or which dealer you prefer to get it from so that we can arrange it asap for you. Kindly PM me your contact and name as well. Cheers.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Jun 22 2011, 03:54 PM

Dear Zakov,
The SRP is currrently set at RM639. Cheers.

Dear YabaDaba,
The price offered for Z68MA-ED55 from the website is lower than our distributor's costing. However SRP is somehow a reference, actual price might be lower than the SRP. For the actual price, you may check with our respected dealers.
Thank you.

Dear YabaDaba,
You could refer to our Where to buy listing as provided.
Thank you.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Jul 1 2011, 09:37 AM

New MSI AfterBurner, New Featuers

Afterburner 2.2.0 beta 5 starts to include the new function “update checking system”. It will automatically check the latest version of MSI server and inform user to download the newer version to use.

Change List:
Improved active monitoring graphs list control in "Monitoring" tab reduces list flickering when hovering mouse cursor over it.
ReadMe file is now provided in RTF format.
BETA versions display notification messages informing you that it is about to expire soon in one week or less before the end of trial period.
Added update checking system.
Added RivaTuner-styled command line interface providing direct GPU and I2C device registers access. Logical AND, OR and XOR operations are supported in addition to regular read and write operations.
Added screencapture and videocapture support for Direct3D10 and Direct3D11 applications using BGR framebuffers
Fixed Crysis 2 DX11 intro movies rendering issue when OSD is being displayed in raster 3D mode
Updated profiles list

Download: http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/image...tup220Beta5.zip

Dear chaiyun0001,
The Suggested Retail Price should be RM409. However I heard that some forumer in here bought it at cheaper price.
Thank you.


Dear Skye,
Sent you a PM, hopefully can resolve the issue.
Thank you.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Jul 11 2011, 11:30 AM

Dear paradis3lost,
It's very normal for the frequency to fluctuate fro it's original speed. In this regards the BCLK. But diabling Intel SpeedStep may solve this issue. It can be found in the OverClocking Center in BIOS. As for VCore fluctuation, are you using the latest BIOS? If not try to update it and see whether it helps. Cheers.

Dear ong85,
Please refer to the memory compatibility page as shown here-> Memory Compatiblity Page
2x4GB is supported for this motherboard.
Thank you.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Aug 2 2011, 09:43 AM

Dear apecorp,
It would be best to send in for RMA. Normally it will take around 2 weeks. Cheers.

Dear Jasonjinct,
Shouldn't be an issue as XMP existed during X48 era.
Thank you.

Check this review about MSI PCIE Gen3 by kuntawakaw
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2025625&hl=

And this is related to the review above.
http://www.techpowerup.com/151718/MSI-Call...eady-Claim.html


This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Sep 9 2011, 12:50 PM

MSI Afterburner Overvoltage
Gives You Outstanding Graphics Card Performance Boosting and Energy Savings in One Package!

For gamers looking for the smoothest graphics performance, frozen frames and artifacts at high loads detract from their gaming experience; 3D Blu-ray movie watchers may have also run into the problem of massive power consumption and rocketing temperatures. The Afterburner graphics card overclocking utility from leading motherboard and graphics card manufacturer MSI provides overvoltage support for the widest range of graphics cards on the market (when compared with other software).

Support for the Widest Range of Graphics Card Makes Voltage Adjustment Easy

Don't be fooled into thinking that overvoltage is the privilege of high-end graphics cards. The MSI Afterburner utility offers the best GPU overvoltage support in the industry with over 60 compatible graphics cards starting from the MSI N430GT and MSI R6750



Overclock and Overvolt Graphics Card for Game Stability
The first thing that many gamers try when they run into a performance bottleneck is to overclock their graphics card, but often times this isn’t enough. MSI Afterburner's overvoltage function allows the core voltage to be increased during overclocking for a staggering boost that extracts the last ounce of performance from your card!


Save Energy and Money with Reduced Voltage, Power Consumption and Noise
Energy-saving and carbon reduction are provides benefits for everyone on the planet.. The MSI Afterburner utility can also save power by reducing graphics card voltage as well as core and memory clock. Fans can then run at a lower speed to save on wear and tear, power consumption, heat and noise.


For more information about the Overvoltage function, please visit:
http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/overvoltage.htm
For more information about the MSI Afterburner overclocking utility, please visit:
visit:http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/

Dear skye,

Did you mean the LCD bazel? The price for the replacement plus labour charge will be around that price or slightly cheaper if you send it to our service center.

Dear Jasonjinct

Ivy Bridge is the new upcoming processor that still with current LGA1155 socket and Socket 2011 is for Sandy Bridge-E.
Hope this will make you clear.

Dear chaics85

CPU temp have 2 sensors. 1 is in the processor itself and another 1 is the motherboard sensor.

After you unlock your cores, there is not possible to check the temperature by the processor sensor so you have to rely on the motherboard sensor. to detect which TMPIN is the CPU temp, just stress your processor for a short time and see which TMPIN increase drastically.

About the BIOS, ur System is not in idle mode when in BIOS/POST. So that temp is acceptable with low profile cooler. But not with noctua dh-14. There might be a possibility that the temp reported is not accurate. i will update you later with my temp after duplicate this problem.

Dear chaics85

Ive checked with my unit and yes, TMPIN0 is the cpu temperature.

BTW, its normal for the TMPIN to display higher value compared to the core#. But you might need to check your mounting. I tested with Hyper212+ and the temperature recorded was slightly cooler then yours.

Dear chaics85

For my ambient temperature, it was around 32c. But i forgot to mentioned that my setup was caseless.

And about the CFX, i believe all 990FX chipset motherboard can do 2x16.

Edit: i missed the TDP part. If its about the wattage, max AM3 CPU is 140w.. and this motherboad surely can support it without problem

Regards

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Oct 3 2011, 03:46 PM

Unleash the full potential of Bulldozer.

BIOS updates are already available for the upcoming AMD FX processor codename “Bulldozer”.

So far only these 4 models have fully working BIOS updated.

• MSI 990FXA-GD80
• MSI 990FXA-GD65
• MSI 990X-GD55
• MSI 970A-G45

We will update you with again with other motherboard model later. Please head to MSI official website to download the latest BIOS.

Dear chaics

I advice you not to use the live update. The software may load unwanted software into your computer.

Here is the step to use M-Flash. This is a very safe operation so you can flash without worry

1-Download a BIOS from MSI official website.
2-Extract the content.
3-Place only the BIOS file directly into a thumbdrive (not into any folder) - In your case, the BIOS file is E7640AMS.J30
4-Plug in the thumbdrive(recommended using back port) and switch on the PC
5-Constantly hit “del” button to enter BIOS
6-Search for M-Flash option. Chose to update BIOS, navigate until you found the E7640AMS.J30 file and perform update
7-Don’t turn off the power during BIOS update.

Please post any question here if you having any difficulties in using M-Flash

Regards

Dear chaics85

Once you perform an update, the previous version of BIOS will be erased. So there is no use for you to update every single version of BIOS
Just update the latest will do.

Regards

Dear ZaRnX

Yes, RMA is possible but its best for you to troubleshoot it by yourself 1st and see if the GC is really gone faulty. If not, you might end up waiting for nothing.

May i know when the problem occurred? While play every games or just a specific game or idle?
Did you sweep clean your driver before changing drivers?
Have you check the temperature of the GPU when the problem occurred? If high, please remove the side panel first
Did you overclock the GPU? If yes, please reduce the speed or just stick to stock setting first.