Seemingly zoomed in, glitchy BIOS?

[Letchy]

Hey everyone. I built my computer in June of this year, and the BIOS has always been glitchy/zoomed in...

I haven't been able to firgure out why this is happening. If I could get some assistance, that would be awesome.

Thanks!

 

[Letchy]

I don't recall updating the BIOS. I am using the MSI B75MA-E33 mobo.

I do not have a USB flashdrive at the moment, so I am not sure if I could reliably update the BIOS without one.

 

[Letchy]

I would try MSI's live update tool

http://us.msi.com/product/mb/B75MA-E33.html#/?div=BIOS

Hey mate, I got around to trying this and it worked. I managed to update my BIOS.

I tried turning X.M.P on however, which worked - I rebooted my PC as recommended but CPU-Z still shows my RAM running at 665.2mhz frequency. I have 1600mhz Corsair Vengeance RAM. (Sorry, I know this is off topic but I thought it'd be better to mention this here than create an entirely new topic?).

But, thanks to you Anonymous - my BIOS is now updated, however it is still glitchy like in the above picture. The Live update tool did include a downloadable version of click bios ii, which works just how the BIOS should do. Thanks! If you, or anyone else could help me with my RAM problems that'd be awesome.

 

[Letchy]

You need to have XMP enabled in the BIOS and your speed of RAM should show as 1600 or 800.

The thing is, what I wrote before was confusing. The BIOS is still the same at startup, but I downloaded the CLICKBIOSII software from MSI, which functions somewhat the same. I turned X.M.P on, but my RAM is still running at 667mhz in CPU-Z etc. I can choose to change the frequency of my RAM to 800mhz, 1066mhz and 1333mhz in the BIOS software.
This is what the BIOS looks like now: (At start up)