[848P Neo V] No Post/Dead

Ok, heres the rundown... just purchased a new computer from newegg, parts include:
Nvidia FX5500 256MB AGPX8 Video Card
Kingston 512 Meg stick of Ram, DDR400
P4 2.4A (Prescot) 533MHZ
The above board (848P Neo V)
Power Supply is a 6100 D Powermax, max load= +3.3@28A, +5@30A, +12@25A, [email protected], [email protected], +5vsb@2A
IBM 80Gig HD connected via IDE, generic CD-RW (Sony) via IDE as well, Floppy.
Think thats all the information about it thats relevant ;P
Heres what happens...
I connect everything up. Everything powers on for a split second (literally.. not even a second) then immediately shuts down. This includes the Power Supply Fan, P4's Fan, the secondary Fan, everything.. I dont even get time to read the diagnostics lights its so fast.
I've removed the Power Supply, put it into a diffrent computer - works fine. Put a totally seperate power supply in, same problem.
Tried bypassing the start switch on the case by jumping the MB on, does the same... thing...
I'm lost. Technically support isnt answering and just makes me leave a message (which they arent returning calls) so not sure where to go with this.
To make matters worse, its the wife's computer and shes home in 4 hours..ugh! Fix me fix me quick (lol)
Tim

Nevermind.. fixed.
Turns out that the particular case (powermax) dosent have a grounding shield behind it where the MB rests... taking MB out, power on works fine.
.... What cheap peice of junk company dosent put grounding behind where the mb rests is beyond me....

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Quote from: SR1000 on 12-January-05, 07:21:26
I have a 848P NEO-S motherboard with a 2.8Ghz P4 installed.
[...]the only evidence of the system having any power to it is that the CPU and case fan come on.
On the D-Bracket it hangs on the testing base and extended memory lights. This is also the only combination it performs.
Any feedback would be greatly appriecated.
I have exactly the same problem. (Only difference is that i have a celeron 2.4 plugged into the board). Did you find a solution?

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I've been reading the last few threads dealing with this issue.
My run down has been pretty much the same except the last portion where the power supply died..
1.Turned on machine, No Post No Video
2.Checked Monitor pins, plugged into alt computer Monitor works.
3.Put a pci video card to check video, same result.
4.Cleared Bios settings, rebooted same result
5.Cleared CMOS put everything back together. No nothing, power supply nothing responds.
6.Spend 4 hours going through threads with similiar problems.
From what i've read my power supply is dangerously low. Especially on the 12 volt rails? amperage is only 16. New to this power supply amps/watts. Sounds like the PS is probably dead, i'm going to do futher testing on it.
This seems to be one work around but looks like massive pain for people who don't have acces to other cpus.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=49763&sid=&threadview=0&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=2
Another thread talks about the cpu being possibly bad
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=43958&sid=&threadview=0&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=3
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I've also read about people rma'ing there boards, to come up with the same exact problem.
Is there a direct problem relating to the p4 2.8 and Neo-ls series motherboards?
Has anyone else had any experiences with this problem? Any other ideas?
What power supply do you guys recommend?
Should I just scrap this mobo and go for something different? If so then what do you suggest?

Your power supply isn't on if the fan isn't running. With an ATX power supply it does have to be connected to the board, and the board has to be connected to the case Power switch. Obviously the power supply switch itself must be on.
This link shows what to jumper to test the power supply without connecting it to anything:
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How do you up the 'VDIMM'? lol.
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I've got a pentium 4 computer with 256ram and an MSI 848P Neo-V motherboard. Yesterday I tried to start up the computer without anny problem. I notice that my mouse and keyboard don't work. I press the reset button but it doesn't work. Suddenly I got a black screen. Since the i'm unable to boot the computer. If I press the start button the fan's are working the Hard disk is spinning the processor fan is spinning.
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Hello Realiks,
please provide full system specs including PSU details. Read the >>Posting Guide<< to get an idea of what we need to know.

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Motherboard - MSI 848P Neo (MS-6788 v1.0)
Motherboard BIOS - A67991MS v1.0081203
Motherboard firmware - V1.0 initial release
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Regardless of the settings I have done so far, if it works past POST and loads windows...after sometime it randomly resets. Any idea why this is the case? I suspect its the CAS Latency. The manual says you can select 3 Clocks but i dont see that option, just 2 or 2.5

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In your case the problem is the mainboard's chipset which can only make the memory run @DDR-400 when an FSB-200-MHz processor is installed. You are currently using an FSB-133-MHz processor. With such a processor, the maximum memory clock speed that the system can run at is DDR-333. I just checked the Intel Datasheet for the 848P Chipset. That is also the reason why all DDR-400 modules mentioned in the official MSI Memory Test List for this mainboard were tested with an FSB-200-MHz-CPU installed.
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Also, when i look at my motherboard manual, it shows option for 3 as CAS latency but in reality when i check the bios its not there (which im assumin is reason y it wont work).
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To be sure I opened the case and stopped the fans by hand (I don't use the corecenter prg - piece of crap), to see that i have mistaken both fans (in SpeedFan prg). The one who varies by 400 rpm is the Cpu fan.
Doooh.
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http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_trp_detail.php?UID=493
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Search the Maxtor site for common issues with your model#
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PS: Sorry for my ugly english.

MOBO: MSI 848p NEO V
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