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MSI Z77A-GD80 [73/100] Chapter 2
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MS-7757
Chapter 2
SECURITY
Admnstrator Password
Set the admnstratve password that wll be requred to enter the BIOS.
User Password
Set the user password that wll be requred to enter the operatng system.
Important
When selectng the Admnstratve / User Password tems, a password box wll appear
on the screen. Type the password then press <Enter>. The password typed now wll re-
place any prevous set password from CMOS memory. You wll be prompted to conrm
the password. You may also press <Esc> to abort the selecton.
To clear a set password, press <Enter> when you are prompted to enter a new pass-
word. A message wll conrm the password s beng dsabled. Once the password s
dsabled, you can enter the setup and OS wthout authorzaton.
U-Key
Enable or dsable USB drver devce as key. Ths requres the USB devce to be plugged
n for access to the computer..
Make U-Key at
When the “U-Key” as sets to [Enabled], ths tem s selectable. Ths tem allows you to
specfy the USB drve.
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Содержание
- G52 77571x1 1
- Ms 7757 v1 x ma nboard 1
- Z77a gd80 ser es 1
- Copyr ght not ce 2
- Preface 2
- Rev s on h story 2
- Trademarks 2
- Preface 3
- Safety instruct ons 3
- Techn cal support 3
- Fcc b rad o frequency interference statement 4
- Preface 4
- Battery informat on 5
- Bsmi emi 聲明 5
- Chem cal substances informat on 5
- Preface 5
- Deutsch 6
- English 6
- Français 6
- Preface 6
- Weee waste electr cal and electron c equ pment statement 6
- Русский 6
- Español 7
- Nederlands 7
- Polski 7
- Preface 7
- Srpski 7
- Italiano 8
- Magyar 8
- Preface 8
- Türkçe 8
- Česky 8
- Contents 9
- Preface 9
- Append x a realtek aud o a 1 10
- Append x b intel raid b 1 10
- Append x c install w ndows xp notes c 1 10
- Preface 10
- Chapter 1 11
- Gett ng started 11
- Gett ng started 12
- Opt onal accessor es 12
- Pack ng contents 12
- Assembly precaut ons 13
- Chapter 1 13
- Important 13
- Ch pset 14
- Gett ng started 14
- Ieee 1394 14
- Ma nboard spec ficat ons 14
- Memory support 14
- Mult gpu 14
- Processor support 14
- Chapter 1 15
- Connectors buttons sw tch 15
- Form factor 16
- Gett ng started 16
- Mount ng screw holes 16
- Chapter 1 17
- Connectors qu ck gu de 17
- Ms 7757 17
- Connectors reference gu de 18
- Gett ng started 18
- Back panel qu ck gu de 19
- Chapter 1 19
- Important 19
- Gett ng started 20
- Important 20
- Chapter 1 21
- Cpu central process ng un t 21
- Important 21
- Introduct on to the lga 1155 cpu 21
- Cpu cooler installat on 22
- Gett ng started 22
- Chapter 1 23
- Gett ng started 24
- Important 24
- Chapter 1 25
- Important 25
- Mount ng screw holes 25
- Gett ng started 26
- Important 26
- Jpwr1 atx 24 p n power connector 26
- Jpwr2 atx 8 p n power connector 26
- Make sure that all the power cables are securely connected to a proper atx power sup ply to ensure stable operat on of the ma nboard 26
- Power supply 26
- Th s connector allows you to connect an atx 24 p n power supply to connect the atx 24 p n power supply al gn the power supply cable w th the connector and firmly press the cable nto the connector if done correctly the cl p on the power cable should be hooked on the ma nboard s power connector 26
- Th s connector prov des 12v power to the cpu 26
- Chapter 1 27
- Ddr3 memory modules are not nterchangeable w th ddr2 and the ddr3 standard s not backward compat ble always nstall ddr3 memory modules n ddr3 dimm slots 27
- Dual channel mode populat on rule 27
- Due to ch pset resource usage the system w ll only detect up to 31 gb of memory not full 32 gb when all dimm slots have 8gb memory modules nstalled 27
- Important 27
- In dual channel mode the memory modules can transm t and rece ve data w th two data bus channels s multaneously enabl ng dual channel mode can enhance system performance the follow ng llustrat ons expla n the populat on rules for dual channel mode 27
- Memory 27
- Ms 7757 27
- These dimm slots are used for nstall ng memory modules for more nformat on on compat ble components please v s t http www ms com serv ce test report 27
- To ensure system stab l ty memory modules must be of the same type and dens ty n dual channel mode 27
- Gett ng started 28
- Install ng memory modules 28
- Chapter 1 29
- Expans on slots 29
- Important 29
- Pcie per pheral component interconnect express slot 29
- Gett ng started 30
- S ngle v deo card installat on 30
- V deo graph cs cards 30
- Amd crossf re mult gpu technology 31
- Chapter 1 31
- Important 31
- Gett ng started 32
- Important 32
- Chapter 1 33
- Sli technology 33
- Gett ng started 34
- Important 34
- Chapter 1 35
- Important 35
- Internal connectors 35
- Sata1 8 sata connector 35
- Cpufan1 sysfan1 4 fan power connectors 36
- Gett ng started 36
- Important 36
- Chapter 1 37
- Important 37
- Jfp1 jfp2 front panel connectors 37
- Ms 7757 37
- On the connectors com ng from the case p ns marked by small tr angles are pos t ve w res please use the d agrams above and the wr t ng on the mconnectors to determ ne correct connector or entat on and placement 37
- The major ty of the computer case s front panel connectors w ll pr mar ly be plugged nto jfp1 37
- These connectors connect to the front panel sw tches and leds the jfp1 connector s compl ant w th the intel front panel i o connect v ty des gn gu de when nstall ng the front panel connectors please use the enclosed mconnectors to s mpl fy nstallat on plug all the w res from the computer case nto the mconnectors and then plug the mconnectors nto the ma nboard 37
- Gett ng started 38
- Important 38
- Jusb1 3 usb 2 expans on connector 38
- Chapter 1 39
- Important 39
- Jusb4 usb 3 expans on connector 39
- Ms 7757 39
- Note that the vcc and gnd p ns must be connected correctly to avo d poss ble damage 39
- The mb layout n th s figure s for reference only 39
- The usb 3 port s backwards compat ble w th usb 2 dev ces it supports data transfer rates up to 5gb ts s superspeed 39
- To use a usb 3 dev ce you must connect the dev ce to a usb 3 port through an opt onal usb 3 compl ant cable 39
- Usb 3 bracket opt onal 39
- Front panel i o connect v ty des gn gu de 40
- Gett ng started 40
- Ground 40
- Head phone detection 40
- Head phone l 8 no pin 40
- Head phone r 40
- Jaud1 front panel aud o connector 40
- Jtpm1 tpm module connector 40
- Mic detection 40
- Sense_send 40
- Th s connector allows you to connect the front aud o panel located on your computer case th s connector s compl ant w th the inte 40
- Th s connector connects to a tpm trusted platform module please refer to the tpm secur ty platform manual for more deta ls and usages 40
- Tpm module s opt onal 40
- Bracket opt onal 41
- Chapter 1 41
- J1394_1 ieee1394 expans on connector 41
- Jturbo1 mult connect panel connector opt onal 41
- Ms 7757 41
- No pin 2 control pin 41
- Th s connector allows you to connect an ieee 1394 dev ce v a an opt onal ieee 1394 expans on bracket 41
- Th s connector s used to connect an opt onal front panel for control ng the oc gen e and some add t onal funct ons please refer to ts user gu de for more deta ls and usages 41
- Gett ng started 42
- Jci1 chass s intrus on connector 42
- Jdled3 vo ce gen e connector opt onal 42
- Th s connector connects to the chass s ntrus on sw tch cable if the computer case s opened the chass s ntrus on mechan sm w ll be act vated the system w ll record th s ntrus on and a warn ng message w ll flash on screen to clear the warn ng you must enter the bios ut l ty and clear the record 42
- Th s connector s used to l nk to the vo ce control module opt onal please refer to ts user gu de for more deta ls and usages 42
- Chapter 1 43
- Fv1 voltage checkpo nts connector 43
- Buttons 44
- Gett ng started 44
- Important 44
- Oc1 oc gen e button 44
- Chapter 1 45
- Power1 power button 45
- Reset1 reset button 45
- Gett ng started 46
- Important 46
- Jbat1 clear cmos jumper 46
- Jumper 46
- Chapter 1 47
- Important 47
- Multi_bios_switch1 mult bios sw tch 47
- Sw tch 47
- Cpu_phase leds 48
- Drmos_alarm led 48
- Gett ng started 48
- Led status ind cators 48
- Chapter 1 49
- Debug led panel 49
- Bios setup 51
- Chapter 2 51
- Bios setup 52
- Enter ng 52
- Important 52
- Overv ew 52
- Press del key to enter setup menu f11 to enter boot menu 52
- Boot dev ce pr or ty bar 53
- Chapter 2 53
- Bios setup 54
- General help 54
- Operat on 54
- Sub menu 54
- Chapter 2 55
- Important 55
- Settings 55
- System status 55
- Advanced 56
- Bios setup 56
- Chapter 2 57
- Important 57
- Bios setup 58
- Chapter 2 59
- Bios setup 60
- Save ex t 60
- Chapter 2 61
- Important 61
- Bios setup 62
- Chapter 2 63
- Bios setup 64
- Chapter 2 65
- Important 65
- Bios setup 66
- Chapter 2 67
- Bios setup 68
- Important 68
- Browser 69
- Chapter 2 69
- Install ng w nk 69
- Bios setup 70
- Important 70
- Utilities 70
- Chapter 2 71
- Bios setup 72
- Important 72
- Updat ng the bios w th l ve update 72
- Chapter 2 73
- Important 73
- Security 73
- Bios setup 74
- Append x a 75
- Realtek aud o 75
- Important 76
- Install ng the realtek hd aud o dr ver 76
- Installat on for w ndow 76
- Realtek aud o 76
- Append x a 77
- Software configurat on 77
- Software panel overv ew 77
- Auto popup d alog 78
- Realtek aud o 78
- Append x a 79
- Hardware default sett ng 79
- Realtek aud o 80
- Append x b 81
- Intel raid 81
- Important 82
- Intel raid 82
- Introduct on 82
- Append x b 83
- Important 83
- Us ng intel rap d storage technology opt on rom 83
- Intel raid 84
- Key to go to the next field 84
- Keys s multaneously the follow ng w ndow w ll ap pear 84
- Use the arrow keys to select the raid level best su ted to your usage model n raid level 84
- Append x b 85
- Important 85
- Intel raid 86
- Press enter to create the spec fied volume 86
- Then the follow ng screen appears to nd cate that the creat on s fin shed 7 86
- To cont nue 86
- Append x b 87
- Important 87
- Important 88
- Intel raid 88
- Key to accept the select on 88
- Poss ble reasons to reset d sks to non raid could nclude ssues such as ncom pat ble raid configurat ons or a fa led volume or fa led d sk 88
- To delete the raid volume and remove any raid structures from the dr ves the follow ng screen appears 88
- You w ll lose all data on the raid dr ves and any nternal raid structures when you perform th s operat on 88
- Append x b 89
- Ms 7757 89
- Recovery mode w ll change from cont nuous update to on request after you en able only recovery d sk or only master d sk 89
- To change recovery volume mode the follow ng screen appears 89
- Important 90
- Install ng dr ver 90
- Intel raid 90
- Append x b 91
- A raid 1 raid 5 or raid 10 volume s reported as degraded when one of ts hard dr ve members fa ls or s temporar ly d sconnected and data m rror ng s lost as a result the system can only ut l ze the rema n ng funct onal hard dr ve member to re establ sh data m rror ng and restore data redundancy refer to the procedure below that corre sponds to the current s tuat on m ss ng hard dr ve member make sure the system s powered off 92
- Degraded raid array 92
- Fa led hard dr ve member make sure the system s powered off 92
- Intel raid 92
- Keys s mul taneously dur ng the power on self test post 92
- Phys cal d sks port dev ce model ser al s ze type status vol id 1 xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxx xgb member d sk 0 92
- Raid volumes id name level str p s ze status bootable 0 volume0 raid 1 m rror n a xxx xgb degraded yes 92
- Reboot the system to w ndows the rebu ld w ll occur automat cally 92
- Reconnect the hard dr ve 92
- Replace the fa led hard dr ve w th a new one that s of equal or greater capac ty 92
- Select the port of the dest nat on d sk for rebu ld ng and then press enter 4 92
- To enter configurat on ut l ty 92
- Xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxx xgb member d sk 0 92
- Append x b 93
- Important 94
- Intel raid 94
- System accelerat on opt onal 94
- Append x b 95
- Important 95
- If you are us ng max m zed mode as the accelerat on mode the data on the hard d sk s not always synchron zed w th the data n the ssd cache in some s tuat ons you may want to manually sync the d sks for avo d ng data loss 96
- Intel raid 96
- Key the follow ng screen appears 96
- Keys s multaneously to enter the intel rap d storage technology opt on rom 96
- Once synchron zat on s complete the status w ll change to in sync 5 96
- Rst synchron zat on opt onal 96
- To confirm 4 96
- To synchron ze data 3 96
- Append x c 97
- Install w ndows xp 97
- Install ng w ndows xp w th ide mode 98
- Install w ndows xp notes 98
- Append x c 99
- Creat ng a intel ahci dr ver d sc 99
- Important 99
- Install ng the w ndows xp operat ng system 99
- Install ng w ndows xp w th ahci mode 99
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