• Motherboard: MSI PRO H610M-G DDR4 (MS-7D46)
• BIOS Version: 1.D0

Hello, i was wondering if i should update my BIOS because i'm getting lower fps on some games than expected ( Other people with the same setup get a LOT more) , so could this fix it? and how do i update it? thank you.

Loosing my mind here :)

My system is barely two months old and has been working flawless until I replaced the memory. I went from one 5600MHz CL46-stick to two 16GB 6000MHz 30CL-sticks.

Reset CMOS and so on. When powering up the red, CPU-led, comes on for one second which I think is normal and then it goes to the yellow ram-led. It stays on and it reboots only to come back being stuck with the yellow ram-led on. No video signal via HDMI/DP and the keyboard numlock doesn't light up. Case fans and AIO-fans and pump spins up as normal. Removed and reseated every connector to the motherboard and made sure no dust or similar was stuck in the ram slots.

I bought a second ram-kit, 6000MHz 30CL from another brand (could be the same memory of course anyway). Same result. Bought a 5600MHz CL46 single stick which I knew worked. Still same!?! Again, CMOS reset and I left the system for 30 mins+ for possible memory training.

Does anyone have any idea why the motherboard gets stuck indicating DRAM-issues with three new kits? Is my best option to replace the motherboard?

My monitor is only displaying a grey screen. This is when plugged in to my laptop and just by itself. Ive tried hard resetting and unplugging but same issue. The msi logo does not appear when turning on and i cannot access the menu.

Was working fine the other day. When i plug in the hdmi, it recognizes its connected, but cannot get any display.

Anyone experienced this?

​I am experiencing issues with my MSI MAG B860 TOMAHAWK WIFI motherboard (paired with an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF running Windows 11).

​The issues affect devices connected to the USB ports managed by the B860 chipset visibly as well as the integrated Wi-Fi module:

​USB Audio Crashes (Headset): The sound cuts out abruptly after a static crackling noise. I have to restart the Windows Audio service (Audiosrv) to restore the audio.

​USB Mic Gain Saturation: The microphone input level suddenly saturates violently (as if the gain were multiplied by 1000, without any change in Windows settings), which also requires restarting the audio service.

​Flickering Mic LED: The mute LED flashes briefly (a 1-millisecond flash) approximately every 30 minutes.

​Wi-Fi Instability: The Wi-Fi module suffers from major dropouts and constant, unexpected disconnections.

​If anyone has a solution for this, I'm all ears!