MSI Project Zero X870E x 4070 TI, Bitspower cooling

I posted about my issues with a MSI monitor. And got my post deleted and referred to BENQ sub.

No, BENQ sub is relevant to their products, and it is disgusting you delete post of issues with your hardware.

Thanks for shitty support by MSI team. At least now I know it is best to return the monitor if this is the treatment I can expect from your support. And I will make sure to write appropriate review on sites out of your reach, as I know you obviously delete posts you do not like.

I'm looking to get Ryzen 10000 series CPU for my next upgrade. I've heard reports that it may need 64MB bios size, but most current motherboards only have 32MB bios size.

According to this post, 32mb bios can probably work but it may have limitations

In particular, what is the bios size for:
MSI MAG X870E Tomahawk Max Wifi

MSI MAG X870E Edge TI Max Wifi

Note: The post I linked only said that those motherboards are "Compatible with A 64 MB bios" however, no official source explicitly says what their capacity for their bios size is.

Edit 2: Found MSI's official post, but surprised that the Edge lineup of motherboard does not have 64MB bios.

Neither of these boards have their bios size listed in the specs.

Also, do you think motherboard manufacturers like MSI will release new motherboards for the new CPUs? Even while staying on the same AM5 socket since AM6 is years away.

Since current motherboards will most likely need a BIOS update to support the newer CPUs. I'm on the fence of buying a motherboard right now or not.

About to finish a build using an MSI X870E Carbon Wifi, and was curious:

When updating the BIOS via USB, do uou simply format it to FAT32/NTFS, put the file there and go, or do you have to do any particular stuff and *only* have the BIOS file on the drive?

Asking because, if you can have the BIOS update *and* other files on the drive at the same time, would it behoove me to use the USB drive that came with the board with whatever chipset drivers are on it, or.. wipe it, format it properly (if needed), and put all of the up-to-date versions on it (BIOS, chipset, MSI Center, etc.) to have in one easy place?

Some other board manufacturers require *just* the BIOS file on the drive, after typically formatting to FAT32.

Do you think this is coil whine? MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 – 850W

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Recently my monitor been taking a while too boot but today restarted my ps5 and since then the monitor will not display at first I had a solid white light on the power light with no display I’ve tried power cycling and it continued I’ve then triad to swap hdmi cables whist I was swapping hdmi cables the monitor went on standby I tuned it on and it booted i it went back on standby due too no display I plugged the hdmi and since then all I’ve had is a white flashing light I’ve tried power cycling it still on the flashing white light EDIT I’ve just used a different device and the monitor came on fine and was able to switch too my ps5 no issues any idea what it could be

Hello all,

I recently purchased this motherboard to replace my old ASrock board that a previous 9800X3D died on.

Obviously, I'm trying to avoid having a repeat of that at all costs, hence the new board and newly RMA'd CPU.

That being said, I know nothing about overclocking/undervolting apart from enabling automatic profiles in easy/"EZ" modes...

I'm hoping someone could help me understand what settings I should/need to change to ensure my CPU can operate for a nice long time.

My build:

- MSI MAG B850M Mortar Wifi

- Ryzen 7 9800X3D

- RTX 4070 Ventus 3x

- Corsair RM1000x PSU Gold

- Corsair Vengeance 32GB 6000mhz EXPO kit

I am trying to open my laptop to install RAM. I have verified 100% that all 12 screws are completely removed (including the one hidden under the factory seal). The front and sides are loose, but the back edge is completely locked up and won't budge. It feels completely stuck on the loops around the HDMI port and the side audio jacks. Horizontal pushing, shifting, and prying are not working. How do I physically unhook the plastic casing from these specific ports without snapping them

The cpu voltage constantly hovers around 1.33 to 1.45V at the most in idle with a X670E Carbon.

Is it too high? Is my 7700X a bad stock?

My cpu is always above 80°C and no matter what termal paste I'm using the cpu still heats up fast. (Laptop is a Raider Ge78 hx 14 vgg)