Topic: X370 XPower Gaming Titanium (7A31V1) Bios Discussion (Read 51704 times)

smog · « **Reply #250 on:** 16-April-19, 04:01:14 »

Looks like MSI does not respect their customers.
I have most of my PC parts from the MSI (MB, GPU, Coller), but if Asus could provide support for their x370 customers, and MSI could not, I will prefer other vendors next update time.
I do not need any X570 features, I just want NEW CPU support for most expensive x370 MB on the market, as promised.

Nichrome · « **Reply #251 on:** 16-April-19, 13:32:35 »

@smog

Not sure if you noticed yet, but this thread is about X370 XPower motherboard BIOS discussion, not about Asus motherboards.

MSI's official statement should be released within the next 72 hours.

Until then, no need for hate speech.
Also please be aware that >>Forum Rules<< still applies, whether MSI makes good or bad decisions.

smog · « **Reply #252 on:** 16-April-19, 13:51:22 »

MSI press release, according to this issue.

Most of hardware news sites published information about MSI x370 BIOS issues today. So looks like MSI decided to update some x370 motherboards.
https://www.techpowerup.com/254669/msi-issues-clarification-on-next-gen-amd-cpu-support-on-300-series-motherboards

smog · « **Reply #253 on:** 17-May-19, 04:14:49 »

Good news,

New bios is here 7A31v1M1(Beta version).

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X370-XPOWER-GAMING-TITANIUM.html

miklet · « **Reply #254 on:** 30-May-19, 11:04:57 »

Thank you for sharing that information.

Any chance you could provide a screen shot of micro code in 7B77v18? located at
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X470-GAMING-M7-AC#down-bios

I have early plans on a Ryzen 3700X maybe higher on my existing MSI X470 motherboard.

Nichrome · « **Reply #255 on:** 11-June-19, 12:26:20 »

What's the point of releasing BETA if you don't have access to CPUs anyway? Give them time to test it properly.

darkhawk · « **Reply #256 on:** 11-June-19, 21:51:49 »

Quote from: nonamelab on 11-June-19, 23:19:01

What's the point of posting BIOS changelogs ? They should change that to Almost supporting new AMD CPUs like Intel does for their 10nm :>

Let's make this simple.

If you don't have something to contribute, other than constant negative comments, don't bother posting here?

darkhawk · « **Reply #257 on:** 19-June-19, 20:57:19 »

Quote from: nonamelab on 20-June-19, 01:03:52

Just because the marketing department wrote that changelog to combat the bad press they received in april , doesn't really change the reality that the microcodes for new CPUs are not included in any ComboPI 1.0.0.1 beta bioses.

Since my last comment there was some B450 ComboPI 1.0.0.3 beta bioses released, at the moment of this comment removed from download section. I got the B450 Mortar Titanium beta bios and i can confirm it included Ryzen 3000 and other microcodes updated.

And since they removed the new beta bioses from download page we are back at no Ryzen 3000 support regardless of any changelogs posted there.

First off, this comment has absolutely nothing to do with the topic of this thread.
Second, do you even know why they took it down? Maybe they found an issue with it. Who knows?
Does it suck? Sure. But Ryzen 3000 isn't even out yet. So does it matter if the board supports a CPU that isn't even available yet? No. It doesn't.

Get over yourself.

At the end of the day, this isn't the place for these comments. Talk to MSI. See : >>How to contact MSI.<<

darkhawk · « **Reply #258 on:** 20-June-19, 17:18:25 »

Quote from: nonamelab on 20-June-19, 05:21:03

What exactly should we talk about in BETA & MOD BIOS Section > X370 XPower Gaming Titanium (7A31V1) Bios Discussion ???

Please enlighten us what exactly i'm posting that isn't fallowing the exact discussion start post :

I have a suggestion if u post immediately after me u don't have to quote me, looks really bad visually for people that browse the topic.

No where in your post did you talk about the motherboard in question. Not once.

Nor do you take anyone's advice.

People like you have a name. Troll.

As far as your suggestion, Good luck. I quote for a reason. So even if you decide to delete or change your post, it isn't removed and everyone can see what you've said. It doesn't look bad for me bub.

smog · « **Reply #259 on:** 21-June-19, 06:19:32 »

I am looking forward to having new non-beta bios for Zen2.

mongoled · « **Reply #260 on:** 10-July-19, 03:16:12 »

Who believes that we will see any difference in our memory overclocks with the new Ryzen 3000 series ??

I for one believe that the memory overclocking of our boards will stay abysmal.

As my RAM is the 'best' RAM available from the best bin then there should really be no reason that it cannot be used as per its official spec, i.e. 3600mhz CL15 and no I wont accept the reason 'oh its not on the QVL' been overclocking since the year 2000........

If the memory overclock stays abysmal then its safe to say that we were sold turkeys for flagship motherboards.

Considering that our flagship motherboards have seen no sign of any bios that supports Ryzen 3000 (the beta bios that existed was pulled).

I am hoping that the reason is not to what I have alluded to above, i.e. the

has hit the fan when the MSI technicians have recognised that they CANNOT get this 'flagship' motherboard to run RAM at anything consistently above 3333mhz.

mongoled · « **Reply #261 on:** 11-July-19, 07:31:37 »

BETA BIOS incoming ........

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X370-XPOWER-GAMING-TITANIUM

Arghhhhh

spoke to soon

Says

File not found."

Nichrome · « **Reply #262 on:** 11-July-19, 15:33:39 »

Quote from: mongoled on 11-July-19, 14:31:37

BETA BIOS incoming ........

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X370-XPOWER-GAMING-TITANIUM

Arghhhhh

spoke to soon

Says

File not found."

Works fine for me

darkhawk · « **Reply #263 on:** 11-July-19, 15:53:00 »

Downloaded just fine for me.

Try using the GLOBAL site instead of your home country. Sometimes it takes longer for the files to get to the other sites, compared to the global.

mongoled · « **Reply #264 on:** 12-July-19, 01:31:43 »

Obviously someone fixed it

As yesterday the path and file name was

http://download.msi.com/bos_exe/mb/7A31v1MM.zip

And today it is

http://download.msi.com/bos_exe/mb/7A31v1M.zip

With 1 'M'

Also to support what I am saying even the wording for the BIOS in the products page has 2 'MM' not 1

Regards

mongoled · « **Reply #265 on:** 12-July-19, 02:32:26 »

Just a heads up.

Flashed the BIOS with no issue.

Currently retesting identical settings with previous BIOS.

Noticed BankGroupSwapAlt has re-appeared in the menu (compared to 7A31v1K).

Hopefully will have a Ryzen 3600x sometime next week.

Nichrome · « **Reply #266 on:** 12-July-19, 03:22:38 »

Quote from: mongoled on 12-July-19, 08:31:43

Obviously someone fixed it

As yesterday the path and file name was

http://download.msi.com/bos_exe/mb/7A31v1MM.zip

And today it is

http://download.msi.com/bos_exe/mb/7A31v1M.zip

With 1 'M'

Also to support what I am saying even the wording for the BIOS in the products page has 2 'MM' not 1

Regards

No one's saying you are / were wrong, but if someone's fixed it already then we have pointed it out to you that it works (now).

mongoled · « **Reply #267 on:** 12-July-19, 04:14:28 »

Quote from: Nichrome on 12-July-19, 10:22:38

No one's saying you are / were wrong, but if someone's fixed it already then we have pointed it out to you that it works (now).

Hi,

I didnt infer someone did!

So dont know why you thought you needed to say that.

I simply relayed factual information.

Thanks

mongoled · « **Reply #268 on:** 26-July-19, 10:27:29 »

Heads up to peeps!

I just spent the day stripping my system down (full custom watercooled loop) and re-assembling only to find out that I cannot use the Ryzen 3600x CPU with my Samsung NVMe 960 EVO and my Asus GTX 780 DCII OC graphics card.

System boots then locks up.

If I remove the GTX 780 and use a lowly GT 710 then the PC works OK but I have hundreds of whea-logger warning messages!

From what I have read this requires a BIOS update from MSI to fix this issue, yes I understand that the BIOS that is currently available for this board is a beta version so I am hoping that a non beta BIOS will be released soon to fix this issue.

Only real positive thing I have seen is that my RAM can now run at its rated speed!

mongoled · « **Reply #269 on:** 29-July-19, 09:17:54 »

The only way I can load the OS with the GTX 780 is by setting everything to GEN2 in the "PCI subsytem Settings"

Name	Motherboard	CPU	RAM	GPU
System 1	MSI GS73VR-6RF	Intel i7 6700HQ	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX1060 6GB
Server	MSI X370 SLI Plus	AMD Ryzen 5 1500X	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX 1070Ti Armor OC
System 3	MSI Z390 Godlike	Intel i9 9900K	32GB DDR4 @ 3600 MHz	MSI RTX 2070 Gaming Z 8GB

Name	Motherboard	CPU	RAM	GPU
System 1	MSI GS73VR-6RF	Intel i7 6700HQ	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX1060 6GB
Server	MSI X370 SLI Plus	AMD Ryzen 5 1500X	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX 1070Ti Armor OC
System 3	MSI Z390 Godlike	Intel i9 9900K	32GB DDR4 @ 3600 MHz	MSI RTX 2070 Gaming Z 8GB

Name	Motherboard	CPU	RAM	GPU
System 1	MSI GS73VR-6RF	Intel i7 6700HQ	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX1060 6GB
Server	MSI X370 SLI Plus	AMD Ryzen 5 1500X	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX 1070Ti Armor OC
System 3	MSI Z390 Godlike	Intel i9 9900K	32GB DDR4 @ 3600 MHz	MSI RTX 2070 Gaming Z 8GB

Name	Motherboard	CPU	RAM	GPU
System 1	MSI GS73VR-6RF	Intel i7 6700HQ	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX1060 6GB
Server	MSI X370 SLI Plus	AMD Ryzen 5 1500X	16GB DDR4	MSI GTX 1070Ti Armor OC
System 3	MSI Z390 Godlike	Intel i9 9900K	32GB DDR4 @ 3600 MHz	MSI RTX 2070 Gaming Z 8GB

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