865 PE NEO2 no video

just purchased an 865pe neo 2, i have nothing but a stick of 256mb ddr and my agp videocard installed on the mobo no drives or anything and i cant get any video. I have tried different ram and also 2 pci video cards and have gotten the same results plz help!

Providing Full System Specs and PSU Specs for better verification of the problem as other members may have a idea on solving the problem .
Btw, increase your RAM voltage to 2.7v and check what DDR Clock Freq is you RAM running at.
1 Qns, did you o/c your system in anyways?

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;( Could anyone help me to boost the configuration for the bios to work with speed & batter performance for the system & if I make some overclock what’s the Best setting I can do for my sys?.
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Quote from: CorNeLL on 15-December-05, 11:46:03
did you try to boot without the keyboard??? unplugged the keyboard and turn on your pc and see whats happens, maybe the ps/2 connector or the usb port whatever port you were using is toasted. try booting without the keyboard.
Yes I tryed without ke keyboard and with another keyboard!!
Quote from: balewolf on 16-December-05, 01:39:41
sounds like a corupted bios i had one do that years ago was another brand tho eventualy i got monitor output and it kept having some bios error had to rma it.
But I didn't make any bios update!
Quote from: Maesus on 16-December-05, 07:17:27
Tried Clear CMOS.
What is yoru power supply? IS it cery old alreday?
My power supply ia a termaltake 480W is not too old but I think is work well!!
Can it be memory???
I will try another time the all thing!!!
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865-PE Neo2 P -- BIOS 48 LBA mode

Hi, I am having some problems with a Maxtor ata-160G drive, with the MSI 865-PE Neo2 P board. I read the maxtor lists, and based on their recommendations used the maxblast3 software to create 3 partitions.. however when I load Windows XP Pro, it doesn't recognize the partitions. Worse, even after loading XP SP1 and running the maxtor big_drive_enabler.exe, Windows thinks it's a 148G drive rather than the 160 G it is. I was told that the BIOS might need tweaking if it doesn't properly support 48-bit LBA mode .. question is, does anyone know whether the bios shipped w/ this board supports it, and how do I go about enabling it?
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if that bit was not working it would see it as sub 137 gb
thats about right any way
as drive makers use a metric gb
not a proper on
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No Boot with AGP Card in Slot - 865 PE Neo2

I have tried absolutely everything.
My system will not power up when I have an AGP card in the AGP Slot. I have tried 3 different AGP 8x video cards. All with the same result -- the system fails to power up at all.
When I take the card out of the AGP slot and just power up -- everything seems to go smoothly. (not that I would know since i can't see anything) However, atleast it powers up.
This Mobo doesn't have built in video.
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Justin

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Gainward Powerpack Ultra 760TV/DVI (GeforceFX 5600 8X AGP)
765PE Neo2 (like this guy above) MB
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I don't know how to obtain other information you have asked for, such as "combined wattage". I can give you the amp ratings for the various voltages listed on the PSU...
+3.3V 28A
+5V 30A
+12V 11A
-5V .5A
-12V .8A
+5VSB 3A
This was in a generic case we just got becuase the PSU was bad in the old one and my roommate seemed to think the button on the front of the old case could have been causing me trouble (?). Now if you are going to tell me the PSU is junk then you need to do a few things. First explain why. Tell me how to obtain the "combined watts" information and how knowing it is useful, and what it needs to be to support a system like this. Give your recommendations on reasonably priced PSUs that would provide enough power to run this system.
If a PSU can have so much to do with preventing a system from starting, why don't MOBO and VGA Card makers list more specific requirements for PSUs than "System needs at least a 300W PSU"?
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[865PE/G Neo2 Series] Video stop working if I install Intel Inf update chipset software

Hi,
i have big problem with my MS-6728 (865PE Neo2-S) and Geforce 4 Ti 4200.
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Hi,
i did as You say - remove Windows XP, format my HDD, installed again Windows XP, installed Intel Inf update - system Ok
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Upgraded RAM on MSI K8N Neo2 lost video output?

I have a MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum mainboard with 1gb ram, started to get blue screen problems and acertained it was a ram module causing this. I decided I would upgrade and have bought some Corsair XMS3200C2Pro ram 2 x 512mb. Installed and rebooted, no video just the flashing green on the monitor switch. I have checked the graphics card but it is still seated and all the cables are firm. Tried taking new ram out and putting old back in - no joy.
Weird thing is I am sure it reboots into windows (my msn get logged out on my laptop) and it sounds like its going through the process but no visuals at all not even bios flash screen.
Any ideas???? I have tried google but nothing there that helps.

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865 PE Neo2 FIS2R Issues on XP install

Hello there,
I have been spending most of my week end so far trying to install Win XP Home Edition on the following system:
865PE-Neo2-FIS2R
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I must admit I gave up a little on the system after I read the couple first answers. I have been building computers in a "not so educated" way (ie I am not at the overclocking experimentations or anything like that and never had that kind of bad luck before :(
The PowerSupply is 350W, probably not a top of the line item since it is the default I got with the case (which was itself rather cheap ~$70)
I actually got 2 matched GEIL 512MB but in my troubleshooting exercice.
I kept the BIOS default, disabled most integrated devices to try to get to as few "variables" as possible...
Unfortunately, I do not have other memory sticks or Video adapter to eliminate do further testing :(
Do you guys feel the power supply might be at fault ?
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I did a little research on the Web on the memory and the compatibility of my all in wonder with the MSI Motherboard and could not find anything that refrained me from trying to assemble this combination...
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865 PE Neo2 LS Troubles

Alright, well first let me list my system specs:
865PE Neo2 LS
Intel Pentium 4 2.4c
Kingston HyperX DDR400 3200 RAM (2 256mb sticks, dual channel)
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Random reboots, at odd intervals. Sometimes it'll go forever, allow me to sit and do whatever (it also seems to be more stable when I go and dink with my BIOS, though I have no clue WHAT exactly). Either way, I *still* have this problem. I've also checked to make sure I'm not running hot, and I'm usually around 38-40'C.
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The same thing happened to me, to the point I had to install Windows ME.
You can change the "reboots" for a blue screen, not a solution, but you can see what the error is. It's an option in control panel/system, but I don't remember the exact name.
I searched the net for people with the same problem. I found that this seems to be an error that happens very often. All people with this random reboots, had 2 things in common (you and me too).
-Windows 2000 or XP
-A Nvidia card
As a matter of fact, I searched microsoft site for the error mentioned in one of this random blue screens and it's a recognized error, but there is still no solution to it.
Looks like we will have to wait for service pack 2, or another windows release.
I still have not found a solution.

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P35 Neo2 PCI video card

Hi All,
I want use an extra video card and bought a PCI GS8400 512Mb.
After installing the card in the system the card is not recognized by the OS (Windows 7 U64).
There is a yellow exclamation mark in the device manager at the PCI to Standard PCI Bridge.
When I open the device is says 'Device could not start error 10'.
Does my board support video cards in a PCI slot?
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865 PE Neo2, Intermitantly screen goes blank and monitor turns off.

Fans all will run and monitor will not come back on. Have to press reset button to restart. Also sometimes on boot up monitor will not turn on and it continues to book like normal with no display. Is this a failing video card or motherboard. Runs good, just not very reliable.

My have leaky capacitors on Video card and Motherboard.
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865 pe neo2 pc crash while updating bios

first the spec
processor:intel 2.8 bus 833 512 cash
HD:wd 100gb
vga:xfx6600 gt 128
sound:creative live soundblaster
ram :1 gb 2 512
power supply 400w
problem...... i was updating the bios manualy and in the middle of the process the pc reboot then the display gone in black......and the computer can't boot there is no beeps or any thing the vga and processor fan is runn fine ...the d-braket says testing on board memory .... itried to clear coms ... but usles i feel that i damged ma bios .....any idea what's happen or what should i do ... plz help me

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865G Neo2 series + ATI Radeon 7000 = No Power on ????

Hello,
till today, i use my i865G Neo2 integrated video card and it work fine.
But now i want to add a AGP card....
i've just plug my ATI radeon 7000 (AGP 4x / 1.5v) in the 865G Neo2 ls Series AGP Slot and i've no power on.
I've try a ATI Radeon 9250 (AGP 8x) the same problem appear.
I test the video cards in an other System and they work fine.....
I've flashing my 865G with the last Bios (6768v25) but the problems is the same...
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Do i miss Somethings ???
What's wrong with my Hard/Software ???
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Overheating problems with 865PE Neo2-S ( 6728 )

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I dont think there is anything wrong with the CPU, CPU cooler or not even the casing fans.
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ATI Hercules Radeon 9500 Pro
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QUOTE]Originally posted by Petej61
vcv
You should be fine running stock cooling (if you dont overclock) ...your problem is more likely to be airflow in and out of the case -to prove this try running with the side pannel/Casing off
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