OP OP S steve10765 Daemon Poster Messages 645 Location USA Jul 10, 2013 #11 MSI Global ? Motherboard - 890GXM-G65
Yevrag35 Pushing Daisies on Saturn Messages 1,118 Location Wisconsin, US Jul 10, 2013 #12 steve10765 said: MSI Global ? Motherboard - 890GXM-G65 Click to expand... If you're pretty much out of options, I suppose you could try flashing the bios to the newest version.
steve10765 said: MSI Global ? Motherboard - 890GXM-G65 Click to expand... If you're pretty much out of options, I suppose you could try flashing the bios to the newest version.
OP OP S steve10765 Daemon Poster Messages 645 Location USA Jul 10, 2013 #13 yeah I am at the newest version. I just looked and now I am at 7.25 GB usable... how? IDK... Ill settle with that for awhile...
yeah I am at the newest version. I just looked and now I am at 7.25 GB usable... how? IDK... Ill settle with that for awhile...
Joe C Golden Master Messages 5,006 Location Great Lakes State Jul 10, 2013 #14 your board could just be kinda wanky.....with something like a hair line crack in the pcb layout are you still eligible for an RMA?
your board could just be kinda wanky.....with something like a hair line crack in the pcb layout are you still eligible for an RMA?
OP OP S steve10765 Daemon Poster Messages 645 Location USA Jul 10, 2013 #15 I got it in august last year, its a year warranty so I think I am going to see if I can get a replacement.
I got it in august last year, its a year warranty so I think I am going to see if I can get a replacement.
patonb Golden Master Messages 9,748 Location In Gov't Regulated Cubical Jul 11, 2013 #17 What is your video card? On board or add in?
OP OP S steve10765 Daemon Poster Messages 645 Location USA Jul 11, 2013 #18 MSI Geforce N560GTX Twin Frozer II/OC
Yevrag35 Pushing Daisies on Saturn Messages 1,118 Location Wisconsin, US Jul 11, 2013 #19 Why don't you stop OC'ing and bring everything back down to factory speeds. See if that makes a difference.
Why don't you stop OC'ing and bring everything back down to factory speeds. See if that makes a difference.
OP OP S steve10765 Daemon Poster Messages 645 Location USA Jul 11, 2013 #20 I reset everything to default and nothing changes, I then set it to "fail safe defaults" and nothing changed.
I reset everything to default and nothing changes, I then set it to "fail safe defaults" and nothing changed.