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MSI z87 mpower max ac [47/116] Chapter 1

Chapter 1

1-33 Getting Started

POWER1: Power Button

This button is used to turn-on and turn-o the system. Press the button once to turn-on

or turn-o the system.

RESET1: Reset Button

This reset button is used to reset the system. Press the button to reset the system.

eset

SW-TACT1, SW-TACT2: Base Clock Control Buttons

These buttons are used to increase or decrease the base clock frequency. Pressing

the Plus/ Minus button once will increase/ decrease the base clock frequency 1 MHz

when the system is in regular operation state.

Plus button:

Base clock + 1 MHz

Minus button:

Base clock - 1 MHz

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Amd crossfire multi gpu technology 1
Assembly precautions 1
Back panel quick guide 1
Bios leds 1
Buttons 1
Connectors quick guide 1
Cpu central processing unit 1
Cpu heatsink installation 1
Cpufan1 2 sysfan1 3 fan power connectors 1
Debug code led table 1
Drivers and utilities 1
Dual channel mode population rule 1
Expansion slots 1
Fastb1 go2bios button 1
Fv1 v check connectors 1
Getting started 1
Hdd_led 1
Internal connectors 1
Introduction to the lga 1150 cpu 1
Jaud1 front panel audio connector 1
Jbat1 clear cmos jumper 1
Jfp1 jfp2 system panel connectors 1
Jpwr1 3 atx power connectors 1
Jumpers 1
Jusb1 2 usb 2 expansion connector 1
Jusb3 4 usb 3 expansion connectors 1
Led status indicators 1
Memory 1
Motherboard specifications 1
Mounting screw holes 1
Multi bios switch multi bios switch 1
Nvidia sli technology 1
Oc switch leds 1
Oc1 oc genie button 1
Oc_switch1 oc genie mode switch 1
Optional accessories 1
Packing contents 1
Pci_e1 7 pcie expansion slots 1
Power supply 1
Power1 power button 1
Preface 1
Sata1 6 sata connectors 1
Single video card installation 1
Switch 1
Total installer 1
V check spots 1
Video graphics cards 1
Voltage checkpoints 1
Copyright notice 2
Preface 2
Revision history 2
Trademarks 2
Preface 3
Smartphone application 3
Technical support 3
Preface 4
Safety instructions 4
Ce conformity 5
Fcc b radio frequency interference statement 5
Preface 5
Bluetooth industry canada statement 6
European community compliance statement 6
Fcc bluetooth wireless compliance 6
Japan vcci class b statement 6
Korea warning statements 6
Preface 6
Radiation exposure statement 6
Taiwan wireless statements 6
Battery information 7
Chemical substances information 7
Preface 7
Deutsch 8
English 8
Français 8
Preface 8
Weee waste electrical and electronic equipment statement 8
Русский 8
Español 9
Nederlands 9
Polski 9
Preface 9
Srpski 9
Italiano 10
Magyar 10
Preface 10
Türkçe 10
Česky 10
Chapter 1 getting started 1 11
Contents 11
Preface 11
Preface i 11
Chapter 2 quick installation 1 12
Preface 12
Appendix a realtek audio a 1 13
Appendix b intel raid b 1 13
Chapter 3 bios setup 1 13
Preface 13
Chapter 1 15
Getting started 15
Chapter 1 16
Optional accessories 16
Packing contents 16
Assembly precautions 17
Chapter 1 17
Important 17
Chapter 1 18
Motherboard specifications 18
Chapter 1 19
Chapter 1 20
7 getting started 21
Chapter 1 21
Connectors quick guide 21
Chapter 1 22
Connectors reference guide 22
9 getting started 23
A combination of ps 23
Back panel quick guide 23
Chapter 1 23
Clear cmos button 23
Important 23
In order to use usb 3 devices you must connect to a usb 3 port if a usb cable is used it must be usb 3 compliant 23
Lan port 23
Mouse keyboard 23
Mouse keyboard din connector for a ps 23
Optical s pdif out 23
Ps 2 keyboard mouse combo port 23
The standard rj 45 lan jack is for connecting to a local area network lan 23
The usb 2 port is for attaching usb 2 devices such as keyboard mouse or other usb 2 compatible devices 23
There is cmos ram present on board that is powered by an external battery to store system configuration data using cmos ram the system can automatically boot into the operating system os every time it is turned on if you wish to clear the system configuration press the button to clear the data 23
This s pdif sony philips digital interconnect format connector is provided for digital audio transmission to external speakers through an optical fiber cable 23
Usb 2 port 23
Usb 3 port 23
Usb 3 port is backward compatible with usb 2 devices it supports data transfer rate up to 5 gbit s superspeed 23
Chapter 1 24
Important 24
Chapter 1 25
Cpu central processing unit 25
Important 25
Introduction to the lga 1150 cpu 25
Chapter 1 26
Cpu heatsink installation 26
Important 26
Video demonstration 26
Chapter 1 27
Chapter 1 28
Important 28
Chapter 1 29
Dual channel mode population rule 29
Important 29
Memory 29
Video demonstration 29
Chapter 1 30
Important 30
Mounting screw holes 30
17 getting started 31
Chapter 1 31
Important 31
Jpwr1 3 atx power connectors 31
Jpwr2 jpwr3 31
Make sure that all the power cables are securely connected to a proper atx power supply to ensure stable operation of the motherboard 31
Power supply 31
These connectors allow you to connect an atx power supply to connect the atx power supply align the power supply cable with the connector and firmly press the cable into the connector if done correctly the clip on the power cable should be hooked on the motherboard s power connector 31
Video demonstration 31
Watch the video to learn how to install power supply connectors http youtu be gkdyyr_83i4 31
Chapter 1 32
Expansion slots 32
Important 32
Pci_e1 7 pcie expansion slots 32
Chapter 1 33
Single video card installation 33
Video demonstration 33
Video graphics cards 33
Amd crossfire multi gpu technology 34
Chapter 1 34
Crossfire video link cable optional 34
Important 34
Chapter 1 35
Important 35
Chapter 1 36
Sli technology 36
Chapter 1 37
Important 37
Chapter 1 38
Important 38
Internal connectors 38
Sata1 8 sata connectors 38
Video demonstration 38
Chapter 1 39
Cpufan1 2 sysfan1 3 fan power connectors 39
Important 39
26 getting started 40
Chapter 1 40
Front panel i o connectivity design guide when installing the front panel connectors please use the optional m connector to simplify installation plug all the wires from the computer case into the m connector and then plug the m connector into the motherboard 40
Important 40
Jfp1 jfp2 system panel connectors 40
On the connectors coming from the case pins marked by small triangles are positive wires please use the diagrams above and the writing on the optional m connectors to determine correct connector orientation and placement 40
The majority of the computer case s front panel connectors will primarily be plugged into jfp1 40
These connectors connect to the front panel switches and leds the jfp1 connector is compliant with the inte 40
Video demonstration 40
Watch the video to learn how to install front panel connectors http youtu be dpelidvnzui 40
Chapter 1 41
Important 41
Jusb1 2 usb 2 expansion connector 41
28 getting started 42
Chapter 1 42
Cintru 42
Ground 42
Important 42
Jci1 chassis intrusion connector 42
Jusb3 4 usb 3 expansion connectors 42
Note that the vcc and gnd pins must be connected correctly to avoid possible damage 42
The usb 3 port is backwards compatible with usb 2 devices it supports data transfer rates up to 5gbits s superspeed 42
This connector connects to the chassis intrusion switch cable if the computer case is opened the chassis intrusion mechanism will be activated the system will record this intrusion and a warning message will flash on screen to clear the warning you must enter the bios utility and clear the record 42
To use a usb 3 device you must connect the device to a usb 3 port through an optional usb 3 compliant cable 42
29 getting started 43
Chapter 1 43
Front panel i o connectivity design guide 43
Important 43
Jaud1 front panel audio connector 43
Msata_1 msata slot 43
The msata slot is for msata interface solid state drives ssd 43
The sata5 port will be unavailable when install a ssd in the msata port 43
This connector allows you to connect the front audio panel located on your computer case this connector is compliant with the inte 43
Chapter 1 44
Fv1 v check connectors 44
Voltage checkpoints 44
Chapter 1 45
V check spots 45
Buttons 46
Chapter 1 46
Important 46
Oc1 oc genie button 46
Chapter 1 47
Power1 power button 47
Reset1 reset button 47
Sw tact1 sw tact2 base clock control buttons 47
These buttons are used to increase or decrease the base clock frequency pressing the plus minus button once will increase decrease the base clock frequency 1 mhz when the system is in regular operation state 47
Chapter 1 48
Fastb1 go2bios button 48
Chapter 1 49
Important 49
Jbat1 clear cmos jumper 49
Jdisch1 discharge jumper 49
Jumpers 49
Chapter 1 50
Important 50
Multi bios switch multi bios switch 50
Switch 50
Chapter 1 51
Oc_switch1 oc genie mode switch 51
Bios leds 52
Chapter 1 52
Hdd_led 52
Led status indicators 52
Oc switch leds 52
Chapter 1 53
Debug code led table 53
Chapter 1 54
Drivers and utilities 54
Total installer 54
Chapter 2 55
Important 55
Quick installation 55
Chapter 2 56
Cpu installation 56
Chapter 2 57
Chapter 2 58
Memory installation 58
Motherboard installation 59
Chapter 2 60
7 quick installation 61
Chapter 2 61
Http youtu be gkdyyr_83i4 61
Power connectors installation 61
8 quick installation 62
Chapter 2 62
9 quick installation 63
Chapter 2 63
Http youtu be rzsmpqxythc 63
Sata hdd installation 63
Msata ssd installation 64
11 quick installation 65
Chapter 2 65
Front panel audio connector installation 65
Front panel connector installation 65
Hd_led 65
Http youtu be dpelidvnzui 65
Jfp1 connecotr installation 65
Jfp1 connector installation 65
Rst_sw 65
Rsvd_dnu 65
12 quick installation 66
Chapter 2 66
Peripheral connector installation 66
Usb2 connector installation 66
Usb3 connector installation 66
Chapter 2 67
Graphics card installation 67
Chapter 2 68
Bios setup 69
Chapter 3 69
Important 69
Chapter 3 70
Entering bios setup 70
Entering setup 70
Important 70
Press del key to enter setup menu f11 to enter boot menu 70
Chapter 3 71
Overview 71
Chapter 3 72
Chapter 3 73
Operation 73
Chapter 3 74
Important 74
Settings 74
System status 74
Advanced 75
Chapter 3 75
Chapter 3 76
Chapter 3 77
Important 77
Chapter 3 78
Chapter 3 79
Important 79
Chapter 3 80
Chapter 3 81
Chapter 3 82
Important 82
Security 82
Chapter 3 83
Save exit 83
Chapter 3 84
Important 84
Chapter 3 85
Chapter 3 86
Important 86
Chapter 3 87
Chapter 3 88
Chapter 3 89
Chapter 3 90
Important 90
Chapter 3 91
Chapter 3 92
Chapter 3 93
Important 93
M flash 93
Chapter 3 94
Oc profile 94
Chapter 3 95
Hardware monitor 95
Chapter 3 96
Important 96
Appendix a 97
Realtek audio 97
Appendix a 98
Software configuration 98
Software panel overview 98
Appendix a 99
Auto popup dialog 99
Appendix a 100
Hardware default setting 100
Appendix a 101
Appendix b 103
Intel raid 103
Appendix b 104
Important 104
Introduction 104
Appendix b 105
Important 105
Using intel rapid storage technology option rom 105
Appendix b 106
B 4 intel raid 106
Key to go to the next field 106
Keys simultaneously the following window will appear 106
Use the arrow keys to select the raid level best suited to your usage model in raid level 106
Appendix b 107
Important 107
Appendix b 108
B 6 intel raid 108
Press enter to create the specified volume 108
Then the following screen appears to indicate that the creation is finished 7 108
To continue 108
Appendix b 109
Important 109
Appendix b 110
B 8 intel raid 110
Important 110
Key to accept the selection 110
Possible reasons to reset disks to non raid could include issues such as incompatible raid configurations or a failed volume or failed disk 110
To delete the raid volume and remove any raid structures from the drives the following screen appears 110
You will lose all data on the raid drives and any internal raid structures when you perform this operation 110
Appendix b 111
B 9 intel raid 111
Recovery mode will change from continuous update to on request after you enable only recovery disk or only master disk 111
To change recovery volume mode the following screen appears 111
A disk initiates a rebuild rebuild completes in the operating system 112
A raid 1 raid 5 or raid 10 volume is reported as degraded when one of its hard drive members fails or is temporarily disconnected and data mirroring is lost as a result the system can only utilize the remaining functional hard drive member to re establish data mirroring and restore data redundancy refer to the procedure below that corresponds to the current situation missing hard drive member 112
Appendix b 112
B 10 intel raid 112
Degraded raid array 112
Degraded volume and disk available for rebuilding detected selecting 112
Failed hard drive member 112
Keys simultaneously during the power on self test post 112
Make sure the system is powered off 112
Physical disks port device model serial size type status vol id 1 xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxx xgb member disk 0 112
Raid volumes id name level strip size status bootable 0 volume0 raid 1 mirror n a xxx xgb degraded yes 112
Reboot the system to windows the rebuild will occur automatically 112
Reconnect the hard drive 112
Replace the failed hard drive with a new one that is of equal or greater capacity 112
Select the port of the destination disk for rebuilding and then press enter 4 112
Select the port of the destination disk for rebuilding esc to exit 112
To enter configuration utility 112
Xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxx xgb member disk 0 112
Appendix b 113
Appendix b 114
Important 114
System acceleration optional 114
Appendix b 115
Important 115
Appendix b 116
Are you sure you want to synchronize data to 116
B 14 intel raid 116
Disk port 0 y n 116
Do not interrupt the process 116
Follow these steps to sync manually 116
If you are using maximized mode as the acceleration mode the data on the hard disk is not always synchronized with the data in the ssd cache in some situations you may want to manually sync the disks for avoiding data loss 116
Key the following screen appears 116
Keys simultaneously to enter the intel rapid storage technology option rom 116
Once synchronization is complete the status will change to in sync 5 116
Rst synchronization optional 116
Synchronizing the data may take several minutes 116
To confirm 4 116
To synchronize data 3 116

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