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    Posted: 27 Sep 2017 at 5:10am
shame to hear that

did you ask asrock why you cant access the bios setting i suggested looking at ?
[url=https://valid.x86.fr/jpg250][/url]

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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

i might be wrong here

but i think techpowerup collect /ask users to upload there bios from their stock graphics cards

i know i uploaded mine when i bought my rx480 asus dual as they didnt have it on file

if this is the case then its just an msi bios with a later revision uploaded from the same card but a later prodction run


I flashed the latest BIOS from the Techpowerup site and it didn't fix the problem sadly.

ASRock support have been trying to help, but all the things they would suggest I have already tried, aside from trying a different CPU. I am trying to see if anyone I work with has one I can borrow for an evening to test, since I don't have a spare AM3+ CPU.
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Originally posted by tufty1974 tufty1974 wrote:

Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

ASRock are great with providing BIOS updates for older products, usually on a per user basis however.


Well, let's hope they are better than MSI's support!

I opened a ticket with MSI and ASRock, saying basically the same as my original post here, but asking both companies if a newer BIOS was available for either the mainboard or the video card. MSI's response was, literally:

"How odd!!!! In this case, Please contact with the retailer or local service center ?for checking in detail ."

Clearly not very helpful at all, and totally ignored my eqnuiry about whether a newer vBIOS was available. The only servcie centre in the UK is many hours from me and appear to be a general electronic repair outfit, which is also not encouraging. I might be about to rethink my strategy of buying MSI Gaming X cards if that is the quality of their customer service - let's hope they get back to me with a more helpful suggestion.

Thanks for all the suggestionss so far, my value for money upgrade is looking to cost me a new mobo/CPU and RAM at this rate, not great in the value stakes!


Did you try MSI'forum ?
They are very helpful (at least with their motherboards).
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php
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i might be wrong here

but i think techpowerup collect /ask users to upload there bios from their stock graphics cards

i know i uploaded mine when i bought my rx480 asus dual as they didnt have it on file

if this is the case then its just an msi bios with a later revision uploaded from the same card but a later prodction run
[url=https://valid.x86.fr/jpg250][/url]

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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by tufty1974 tufty1974 wrote:

Thanks for all the suggestionss so far, my value for money upgrade is looking to cost me a new mobo/CPU and RAM at this rate, not great in the value stakes!


Heh....... Say what?

Well, I had a second computer (this FX 6350) doing nothing and I thought a modest video card might let it play games at a reasonable level of detail for not a huge investment of cash. The video card cost me 120, but if I have to now buy a new mobo/RAM and CPU, then that 120 will spiral to about 600! Not what I had in mind at all Cry
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

OR  a bios flash to the gpu card


Has the OP even yet ran MSI's Live Update to check for a new vBIOS?




It appears the latest vBIOS for his 1050 ti is 86.07.39.00.3D, dated Dec 23 2016:
https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?architecture=NVIDIA&manufacturer=MSI&model=GTX+1050+Ti&interface=PCI-E&memType=&memSize=&since=


Wink

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I have run the MSI tool and it says everything is up to date, however GPUZ shows that I am running the slightly older BIOS, ver 86.07.22.00.58 dated 29 Sept 2016.

I have never used a BIOS from the Techpowerup archive, are they trustworthy? I did think about flashing it, but then stopped since the official MSI tool said it was up to date.

Can I trust the file and flasher tool on Techpowerup?






Edited by tufty1974 - 25 Sep 2017 at 2:44pm
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Originally posted by tufty1974 tufty1974 wrote:

Thanks for all the suggestionss so far, my value for money upgrade is looking to cost me a new mobo/CPU and RAM at this rate, not great in the value stakes!


Heh....... Say what?
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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

OR  a bios flash to the gpu card


Has the OP even yet ran MSI's Live Update to check for a new vBIOS?




It appears the latest vBIOS for his 1050 ti is 86.07.39.00.3D, dated Dec 23 2016:
https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?architecture=NVIDIA&manufacturer=MSI&model=GTX+1050+Ti&interface=PCI-E&memType=&memSize=&since=


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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

ASRock are great with providing BIOS updates for older products, usually on a per user basis however.


Well, let's hope they are better than MSI's support!

I opened a ticket with MSI and ASRock, saying basically the same as my original post here, but asking both companies if a newer BIOS was available for either the mainboard or the video card. MSI's response was, literally:

"How odd!!!! In this case, Please contact with the retailer or local service center  for checking in detail ."

Clearly not very helpful at all, and totally ignored my eqnuiry about whether a newer vBIOS was available. The only servcie centre in the UK is many hours from me and appear to be a general electronic repair outfit, which is also not encouraging. I might be about to rethink my strategy of buying MSI Gaming X cards if that is the quality of their customer service - let's hope they get back to me with a more helpful suggestion.

Thanks for all the suggestionss so far, my value for money upgrade is looking to cost me a new mobo/CPU and RAM at this rate, not great in the value stakes!
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ASRock are great with providing BIOS updates for older products, usually on a per user basis however.
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