F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop MSI Pro B660-A supports DDR4 CMOS memory.

MSI Pro B660-A supports DDR4 CMOS memory.

MSI Pro B660-A supports DDR4 CMOS memory.

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katnissgirl115
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08-10-2022, 12:59 AM
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I am trying to reset the cmos on my Msi Pro B660-a DDR4 motherboard as when i power it up i get the Dram light bug. I have a kit of 3200 speed 2x16 corsair vengeance ram and i think the cmos clear would maybe fix the issue. If not i am gonna have to try to get my hands on ddr4 ram to see if it's the kit the problem. ( i just when to ddr5 like 3 weeks ago on my system lmao ) Trying to fix this issue asap and as low cost as possible as it's a friends pc and money is kinda limited.
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katnissgirl115
08-10-2022, 12:59 AM #1

I am trying to reset the cmos on my Msi Pro B660-a DDR4 motherboard as when i power it up i get the Dram light bug. I have a kit of 3200 speed 2x16 corsair vengeance ram and i think the cmos clear would maybe fix the issue. If not i am gonna have to try to get my hands on ddr4 ram to see if it's the kit the problem. ( i just when to ddr5 like 3 weeks ago on my system lmao ) Trying to fix this issue asap and as low cost as possible as it's a friends pc and money is kinda limited.

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pestvogel
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08-11-2022, 04:07 AM
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I'm really confused about this. Finding the CMOS on the motherboard isn't something I usually do... but it might help you get some assistance.
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pestvogel
08-11-2022, 04:07 AM #2

I'm really confused about this. Finding the CMOS on the motherboard isn't something I usually do... but it might help you get some assistance.

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legendofbubba
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08-17-2022, 12:50 PM
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Find the button cell battery beneath the first PCIe x 16 port on the motherboard, near the expansion slots when mounted in the case. Disconnect it once the system is off and let it sit for a short while before putting it back in. Another option is the visible CMOS jumper, usually found at the bottom of the board; you can connect it with a screwdriver head. For guidance, refer to the motherboard's user manual if you need to reset the CMOS.
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legendofbubba
08-17-2022, 12:50 PM #3

Find the button cell battery beneath the first PCIe x 16 port on the motherboard, near the expansion slots when mounted in the case. Disconnect it once the system is off and let it sit for a short while before putting it back in. Another option is the visible CMOS jumper, usually found at the bottom of the board; you can connect it with a screwdriver head. For guidance, refer to the motherboard's user manual if you need to reset the CMOS.