Dynamic Dashboard III Issue - X870E Godlike

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Hi,
I have a problem with Dynamic Dashboard III on X870E Godlike.
Dashboard have a problem with show information such as temp, dynamic image, ... LCD flickers when show information temp.
If you have any way to fix it, please help me.
Thank you so much.
Best regard.

 
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I am receiving messages that the bridge is mostly stable with the version from 16th Jan. So first of all, please make sure you update the firmware as well as BIOS and MSI Center.
You complained about off–topic content, yet you respond with something that I'd consider spam—contributing nothing to the conversation. But that's whatever.

The thing I actually want to respond with is—there's no need to insult them. Maybe you weren't trying to, but the comment definitely comes across that way to me. Everyone has different skill levels. If someone has purchased an item this expensive they may be uncertain and want to do things correctly, without landing themselves into a poor situation. There's no need to denigrate them for asking a question about something you consider to be obvious.



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As Nichrome said—it will be fine. Most, software versions can also be downgraded, if needed.

I assume that you are concerned with the possibility that each patch is its own compartmentalized code. I've seen that happen in weird video game launchers, where you download the game and then it patches in sequence until it reaches the current version, but that's uncommon. Most software versions are built as a stack by adding new changes on top of the older versions, and then sending it out as a complete package.

As far as the bloatware—I found value in installing MSI Center's Dashboard tool. The software may be bloat, but the changes I made apply without the need for the software to run actively. As long as you don't have it set to automatically run, and your settings load as you would expect them to, it shouldn't impact you directly. Perhaps there's some background stuff it runs that I'm not aware of, but if you are running a motherboard this expensive then it's likely you have the other hardware to overpower any nonsense that MSI Center would create.
My experience with MSI Center on my x399 MEG, beg to differ. Everything I install it, either Win 10 or 11, it introduces audio crackling sounds.
 
My experience with MSI Center on my x399 MEG, beg to differ. Everything I install it, either Win 10 or 11, it introduces audio crackling sounds.
I do not have this experience on the x870e Godlike + MSI Center. Audio is fine.
This is also a thread following issues with the Dynamic Dashboard III specifically with the x870e Godlike.

In regards to the x870e Godlike, an update:

Since 2025-01-16 and updating the Dynamic Dashboard III Firmware + Data to 25010800, I've not experienced any more display corruption or black screens.
I've also used BIOS 7E48v1A24 since 2025-01-22.
I am also not experiencing the bootup slowness or the temporary display restarts some others have seen occurring.
 
Today is day 14, 2 weeks since updating the Jan. 16 update. Never reinstalled MSI Center and have not had a single issue. It shows the default stats which I'm perfectly fine with. Of course last time I posted positive news the next day or so it started acting up again but for now all is well.
Just following up, still zero issues since latest update 24 days and going. Fingers crossed.
 
Same here, running the system after installing it close to 3 weeks, didnt get any problem (i updated firmware day 1) kinda impressed to be honnest.

I just finished building a Cyberpunk Theme and now waiting for GPU

Dynamic is running a GIF, and it auto-loads on startup, running latest MSI Center.


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I just got a second crash on 2025-01-16 firmware, to summarize crashes:
* 1'st crash after 14 days since firmware upgrade
* 2'nd crash after 5 days since the previous crash

Keeping my finger crossed it won't become a more frequent problem and the proper fix is coming.

I've also started logging all crashes with USBLogView running in the system tray to catch any crashes when I'm not using a PC.
 
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I just had 3'rd crash after about an hour don't like the trend
and 4'th crash after 17 minutes
Have you loaded up the Dashboard tool and refreshed the data? I've seen a few people post that helped as long as they did it before the EasyBridge became totally unstable, after closing anything that reads system data, of course.
 
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yeah just had 5'th crash, going to refresh the data hopefully it will be good for another 14 days I guess once it starts crashing we should refresh data as soon as possible to avoid it getting totally unstable
 
I have all the latest stuff (bios, chipset drivers, dyndash firmware/data, msi center) and I have had this dynamic dashboard issue which worsened over time to that infamous state of constant disconnect-connect of some HID device in the device manager, mainly because I disable all system sounds right after installing Windows so until it got to the point where the whole computer becomes sluggish every 25 seconds I hadn't even noticed I had a problem. So, that being said, since about Jan 20th 2025 (the date I was able to finally flash the latest dashboard firmware) I've had no issues with anything. My PC is powered on 24/7, haven't had any problems with stability or anything, and the dynamic dashboard display has been fine too.
Just noticed that my bridge began to act weird. Instead of the static image it now displays some kind of animation of it, zooming it out and resetting it back to original size, which keeps going and going - video here
Also, the MSI Center does not detect the dynamic dashboard feature. If I go to the feature set (where you are supposed to install it from), and click Open there, it skips to the Update screen instead.
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Also the update tool seems to just hang and chill when I try to update data:

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Just noticed that my bridge began to act weird. Instead of the static image it now displays some kind of animation of it, zooming it out and resetting it back to original size, which keeps going and going - video here
Also, the MSI Center does not detect the dynamic dashboard feature. If I go to the feature set (where you are supposed to install it from), and click Open there, it skips to the Update screen instead.

Also the update tool seems to just hang and chill when I try to update data:

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Once the MSI Center started doing this, and the update tool failed to work...the Easy Bridge / Dynamic Display was dead, dead, dead. Soon it will be blank.

Create a service ticket, remove it, pack it up and send it back to MSI. Connect your case's power and reset to the onboard headers (Near SATA_S3, below M2_5).

Its unlikely anything you can do will bring that display back.
 
Once the MSI Center started doing this, and the update tool failed to work...the Easy Bridge / Dynamic Display was dead, dead, dead. Soon it will be blank.

Create a service ticket, remove it, pack it up and send it back to MSI. Connect your case's power and reset to the onboard headers (Near SATA_S3, below M2_5).

Its unlikely anything you can do will bring that display back.
Yeah, it went dark. Update Tool doesn't detect it. Restarting PC doesn't help. Oddly enough, the power button on the PC front panel is still working. And no constant disconnect/connect of the USB device... I'll poke around and try to contact MSI to replace it.
 
Yeah, it went dark. Update Tool doesn't detect it. Restarting PC doesn't help. Oddly enough, the power button on the PC front panel is still working. And no constant disconnect/connect of the USB device... I'll poke around and try to contact MSI to replace it.
I think the power and reset are just straight passthrough, so don't care about the software. Interesting that there is no constant ba-bonging of the USB disconnecting
 
Well, leaving the dynamic dashboard without power for an hour didn't help. I took it out entirely, will leave it for the whole night, but I am already kinda making peace with the thought that I have to RMA it, so I found the PWR header on the board (it's under the bottom PCI-e slot, and under tiny narrow magnetic cover), of course the wires from the front panel weren't long enough to get routed there without screwing up all my cable management, and got a little hand cut with some bleeding (thank you MSI!), but after some time and some cussing towards MSI I was able to connect it and power my PC on from the button and without that stupid dashboard...

I'll try to put it back in tomorrow morning, if it doesn't light up, I'll send it over to them. Needless to say, this was my last purchase from MSI. $1,200... for all this... damn... ngl, it is so frustrating...

Look at how ugly it is now :(

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I just had a 6'th crash after updating to 25011600 it happened after 33 hours since I "refreshed the data". I didn't refresh FW last time, if I notice more often crashes I'll try flashing 25011600 again followed by another refresh of data.


We need you to go to the precipice and tell us what lies beyond. Do it for humanity.
The disconnects were getting too frequent for my comfort I had to refresh data before the screen went black. I'm from Canada if it bricks I have to send the entire board for RMA and last time they declined the RMA claiming SN is from USA (board purchased on newegg.ca)
 
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