Msi x470 gaming plus raid drivers for windows 10

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Cancelling the Installer by clicking вЂњXвЂќ and then select вЂњNoвЂќ on the dialog box will take the user back to the Install screen on some Test configurations.

Installer QT UI may become non-responsive when Installer minimized and maximized multiple times during installation.

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Installer may take long time (~ 10 min) to complete RAID Components installation on upgrade scenarios.

Installer UI may appear in background when launched.

Workaround: Install with username containing Latin characters only.

Installation fails when windows username contains non-Latin character.

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Fixed RAID Driver version mismatch between Installer UI and Device Manager.

New RAID driver & new RaidXpert2 Utility.

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Found another article in Microsoft about disabling the PCI Link State Power Management under Advanced Power Settings and did that for good measure.

I would NEVER have thought to change that. Things have been up for about two hours, which is a triumph.

I found your article and changed the C6 power management to DISABLE.

Then it started freezing with no games running, only Chrome. Skyrim ran about 5 minutes before a freeze. Oblivion froze the machine before the Emperor appeared.

The problem actually got worse after that.

Updated all of them, mostly AMD and Radeon deep drivers (Bus, sound card, The Properties/Driver tab had said they were up-to-date. It found 9 out-of-date drivers, much to my shock.

Found DriverEasy and used it to scan my drivers, which I thought were clean.

Watched Afterburner's monitors while I gamed in a window to see if anything was out of spec It froze at about 70C on the GPU, way too cool to freeze like that.

Downloaded MSI's Afterburner and ensured the fans were cranked up and temp didn't get too high.

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Same as you, I had to get Live Update to even see the outstanding upgrade.

I updated MSI's BIOS and had a good day or two, but still had problems after that.

I suspected timing off the SSD, but it didn't help at all.

I moved Steam files from my SSD back to C: - same problem.

MSI X470 GAMING PLUS RAID DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10

I ended up reinstalling Windows 10 and only Steam and a few games - same problem.

I had Windows 10 from an ISO installed over Win 7 because the 7->10 update process never worked. Symptoms were much like yours, but it never recovered and requiredДЄ POR to fix. My entire system was freezing after I dinked around uninstalling a few things trying to speed it up, particularly when Skyrim was running. I have a similar setup only with a Radeon card. I did not go back to test this with Radeon card.

I blamed it on the lack of updated video driver (AMD abandoned the old cards) and switched to nVidia. Passed overnight, I did not slow the RAM down. I did notice this until the system became stable.

However, CPU-Z showed the actual CAS is 9. According the manufacturer spec and CPU-Z, CAS under AMP is 10. I had to spent several days to troubleshoot and had essentially 3 issues I can't say everyone has the same problem.

Went back into BIOS, disabled C6 State in power management (kept C1E enabled).

Went into BIOS and configured as I would normally do.

System fails to start after BIOS update.

It showed available update and I installed it It turns out that you have to install MSI Live Update. I've checked MSI website many times and it never showed an update. I suspect this also causes the random buzz during audio playback but I can't confirm it since I did not play audio at this point

nVidia driver installer will corrupt opencl.dll.

After that, I did not go back to upgrade the driver again. So I settled with one that I used before 364.72. I tried several versions and got random freeze with each of them. So I did clean installation this time but still got the random freeze. Initially I did the upgrade from Windows 7 so was not sure if it's because of that.

Clean installation of Windows 10 with network unplugged.

And finally I have a stable system for over a week. I have done a lot research and experiment. It can happen right after reboot or idling. The system freezes randomly without trace in event viewer.

Msi x470 gaming plus raid drivers for windows 10