Dear kanabalize

Thanks for the guide.


Dear ZaRnX

If you can follow kanabalize step if you wish to try it again.

As there might be not a setting/driver issue, you can send the GC back to your reseller for RMA purpose.

If you wish to send the GC direct to the distributor, please PM me the serial number of the GC.
And state the problem clearly to the reseller/distributor so that they can experience the same error.

Sorry for late reply.




Regards.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Oct 11 2011, 05:10 PM

Dear chaics85

FYI. OCGenie is not a preloaded setting that load all the same setting when you enable it.
It will determine your CPU capability before auto OC it.
If the system crash/hang, OCGenie will assume that the setting is not stable so it will revert back to stock setting/lower down the setting.

If recently there is any force shutdown / power failure to your computer, most likely OCGenie locking back the extra cores.

To enable the cores permanently, please enable the "Unlock Core" function in BIOS


Dear ZaRnX

Please state the problem clearly to your reseller . If possible please provide them with a copy (DVD perhaps) of your video file so they can detect the error and fix it.

Regards

Dear chaics85

If you enable the core unlocker alone, the system will unlock the cores only.

If you enable OCGenie, the system will unlock, and try to make the system stable. Most probably OCGenie increase the Vcore.That is why you can get a stable system with OCGenie.

My advice, if you plan to only unlock cores, enable core unlocker, and find yourself a stable vcore.

About the reset,
I also experience the reset problem. For me it occurred when i change too much settings at once or i over-overclock my PC (highly unstable)
i found that is not really a problem as i wont change settings in BIOS everyday.
But you can try a BIOS update and see if the problem fix

Regards.

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Dear ascension
If you change anything in BIOS (eg EIST) and then you see the Turbo Boost option gone missing, this means that the Turbo Boost is disable.


This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Oct 24 2011, 10:38 AM

Dear All

This is to clear the confusions in this thread.

FYI, MSI motherboard has models that almost similar to one another. Eg : MSI KA760VM and MSI KA760VM-D
Some older motherboards might have different PCB revision and require different BIOS revision too.

Older motherboard with old BIOS dont have the M-Flash option where you have to manually flash the bios by DOS.
DOS flashing is quite risky as it will flash any BIOS file even the BIOS is not compatible, the result is motherboard failure.

To prevent the End-user updating the wrong BIOS, MSI created the Live Update.
Live Update will search the right BIOS file for you and flash it in Windows Mode.

However for newer motherboard, i recommend you to use the M-Flash option to update the BIOS.

Personally, for those that know how to do it manually, i dont really recommend Live Update.
Live update is real helpful when you have no idea what to do.

For drivers, you can directly download the latest by developer instead from MSI. THis way is faster and you can get the latest driver available.
For BIOS, with MSI M-Flash, flashing will be much more easier. Except the old models that dont have M-Flash features, you have to update using Live Update

Btw, for old models that you cant download the BIOS, and you know how to flash by DOS, kindly PM me so i can send the file to you.

Regards.

Dear mekboyz,

Currently no stock on the R6950 TFIII Power Edition and also need your help on the PM which I sent for pricing enquiry.

Thank you.

Dear nas00

may i know the version of realtek hd audio driver please.
Will get back to you later regarding this issue


Dear chaics85

its not compulsory but its best to do so.
the bios flash will be interrupted if your PC is no stable. Interrupted flash will result MB failure.

Dear paradis3lost,
Noted on that. Maybe we could find few screws to spare. Please allow some time for us to do so.
Thank you.


Dear mekboyz,
Currently no stock available for R6950 2GB TFIII PE. Maybe can consider the R6970 Lightning.
Thank you.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Oct 28 2011, 12:06 PM

Dear nas06

I tried with my unit and the sound effect tab appear just fine




I suggest you to try re-installing the software/driver.

Dear paradis3lost,
Found the screws. Possible to drop by MSI office to collect it?
Thank you.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Nov 2 2011, 02:35 PM

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Dear rulmufc

From all the testings done, i believe that is the graphic card problem.

Please PM me with the serial number of the GC, your contact number and also your current location.

We will try our best to solve your problem.

This post has been edited by MSI-MY: Nov 9 2011, 09:39 AM

Dear linux11

We are currently out of stock for this model. There will be next shipment for this GC but the quantity is limited.

Dear mekboyz

Here is the difference for MSI P67A- GD55 over GD65

- lack of 2 sata ports (marvell controller)
- lack of 2 e-sata ports at the back I/O panel
- lack of backup BIOS (1 BIOS Chip instead of 2 for GD65)
- lack of socket for voltage check point

Regards.

Dear hieroplant

To off the MB LED, go into bios, and seek the option under Green Power
For the fan speed, try setting > advance HW Monitor

Regards

Dear Lacus,
It's possible to run 16GB of ram in MSI P67 Series.
Tried on the latest bios?

Please refer to the attachment.


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Dear warlock89

Currently there is a shortage for GTX560-Ti Hawk.
The next stock will arrive on the end of this year


Dear BongGang

Both is not affected.
As the launching of NVIDIA 6-series GPU is near, there will be a pricedrop for the GTX570 but the next stock will only arrive on January next year.


Regards

Another alternative for memory lovers


MSIX79A-GD45 (8D)


Refer here for more details - link