MSI Z68A-GD65 (B3) not working with multiplier

[Ramiah]

I'm attempting to utilize 50x multiplier on this board, but assuredly I do that, it heads off down to either 48x or 47 x. I'm perusing this is an issue with 23.1 bios? Any individual else have a result to this? The most recent bios on the homepage for the motherboard at MSI are 22.4. Where is this new bio everybody utilizes to get to 50x?

[Pamina]

I possess the same issue with the voltages on the G3 (said in an additional point). Since I set CPU IO on Auto, it goes quite towering assuming that I overclock. BIOS report it at 1.35V+ with a x45 multiplier. Once in Windows, Control Center reports it at 1.25V+ for some explanation. Have nothing to take regulate estimations (like was prescribed) at the instant, so I am not positive what is as a matter of fact going on.

[Skullnit]

From the testing on my (G3) board I most absolutely have not perceived a development on the I/O voltage. I don't utilize Control Centre, just utilized a computerized multi meter. What I did recognize was that the reported voltages in the BIOS were not absolutely correct. The just way to verify your particular voltages could be to check them with a DMM. About as a matter of investment, have you cross checked voltages with CPU-Z. The heart voltage of CPU-Z was the most exact, just fluctuating by 0,003 from the DMM at most. My considerations are that Control Centre could be controlling the voltages. Anyhow that you are just able to verify depending on if you had a DMM.

[ADELYN]

Additionally of note depending on if you are able to get into the BIOS:

• Steps-1:
• Turn off framework.
• Turn on it again, then press Del catch to get in EFI BIOS Setup.
  Steps-2:
• Pick Setting> Security > Multi BIOS Auto Update
• Update default alternative “Disable” to “Enable”.
• Press F10 for “Save and Reset”, then prefer “Yes”.
  Steps-3:
• Then you will see the Flash technique.