440 MHz CPU in ultra 5

Hi all,
I got a problem with my Ultra 5 computer I was hoping someone would know something about.
Originally I had a 270 MHz CPU which I changed with a 440 MHz CPU I purchased on Ebay. I installed the 440 MHz CPU and turned the computer on. However the banner during startup says I have a 333 MHz CPU installed and not 440 MHz as it should be.
I checked the markings on the CPU and it is definitely 440 MHz.
I have a feeling the motherboard I have is not compatible with the 440 MHz CPU since other posts suggest this might be the case (motherboard manufacturing code is 375-000902). Does anyone know if this is definitely true? If it is true, does anyone know how I can get the CPU working at 440 MHz with this motherboard?

Uncino22,
There is no guarantee that any individual 375-0009 systemboard
will ever work with the Ultra5/Ultra10 440MHz cpu module.
Sun never tested that combination.
By the time the 440MHz cpu began to ship, the board had already been replaced
with newer models for those systems. (375-0066, 375-0079, etc)
If it works, you win. If it doesn't work, there's nothing you can do
to force it to function.
For an example of a similar issue ...
I own two of the same model PC motherboard from the same manufacturer.
They are Slot-1 cpu form factor for Pentium-II and Pentium-III cpus.
They have Intel's old 440BX chipset on it
My boards have the same BIOS firmware from the board manufacturer.
Intel's design specification for the 440BX chipset's bus speed was for 66MHz and/or 100MHz.
I can overclock one of those boards to 133MHz for certain P-III modules, and it is stable.
It will run 24x7 and give no issues. (Solaris 10x86 just 'flies' on it.)
If I try the same cpu on the other board, it is so unstable it refuses to POST.
The second board will just not run, except at the supported 66MHz or 100MHz bus speeds.
There's nothing I can do to those PC boards to change how they might run.
There's nothing you can do to your 375-0009 board, either.
The only things you can consider is replace it with a newer model systemboard,
such as an Ebay special, or just don't use a 440MHz cpu module.

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{color:#ff0000}Apr 15 21:20:10 server1 See previous message(s) for details{color}
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================================= *{color:#0000ff}DATOS DE DIAGNOSTICO{color}* ============================================
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That CPU was an option for the Ultra AXmp ( telco version of the E450 boards ). The only 400MHz versions of UltraSPARC II supported in an Ultra 2 are 501-5541 and 501-5445. You supplier sold you incorrect parts for your system.

KT4 Ultra-SR (MS-6590) dont work with AMD Barton 2500+

;( Please help me any1.
I have MBO KT4 Ultra-SR (MS-6590) with CPU AMD Barton 2500+ and i have a big problem. System corectly boot only if a select CPU FSB Clock = 100 MHz (CPU Ration/CPU Vcore/DDR Voltage=all AUTO). When a select CPU FSB Clock 133 or 166 MHz, system begin run corectly and after few second turned OFF. I selecting SDRAM Frequency on=AUTO/266/333/400 MHz but not working. My old CPU is AMD XP Palomino 2100 MHz and work fine with KT4 Ultra MBO. I upgrade BIOS with 1.4 version. I change memory module with PQI (PC 2700/256 MB) and JETRAM (PC 2700/256 MB) but is same ":censored: ". System dont work. Bad CPU Barton 2500+? I dont no. Please help me any1.
My System:
MBO KT4 Ultra-SR (MS-6590)
CPU AMD Barton 2500+ (FSB 333)
Memory DDR Samsung 2x256 MB (PC 3200) K4H56083D-TCC4
Cooler SPIRE WhisperRock IV+Artic Silver 3
HDD Seagate Baracuda 120 GB SATA
PSU Enermax 300W EG301P-VE(FMA)
VGA Saphire ATI Radeon 9100 (64 MB+TV/DVI-out)
DVD-ROM Pioneer 120S (16x speed)
CD-RW MSI CR52-A2 (52/24/52, Atapi)
FDD Teac 1.44 MB
Creative SoundBlaster Live! 5.1

Most of the time, this sort of problems arise because of power suppliy issues.. U have a enamax 300W PSU which is a VERY GOOD PSU but might just be on the line...
If u can, try swapping the PSu for a good 400 or a 420W PSU.. this might solve your enigma.. I really dont think this is your processor...
Read this two articles on PSu wrtten by one moderater which will aid in solve in fixing your problem (PSU1 , PSU2 , Troubleshooting Guide )
Best of luck
RAsika

Problems with KT3 Ultra (MS-6380E)..please help

Hey all-
Here is my system configuration:
MSI KT3 Ultra MS-6380E) motherboard
AMD Athlon 2100+ XP cpu
(2) 512mb PC2700 DDR ram (1 gig total)
(2) 120gb Western Digital 7200rpm Harddrives (240gb total)
Nvidia Geforce Ti 4600 video card
Creative Labs Sound blaster Audigy Platinum
LG 32x10x40 CDRW
16x DVD ROM
400 watt power supply
Here is my problem:
Just built the machine, checked every plug and everything and when I turn on the machine I got no screen, no post, no beeps, nothing.
So I turned the machine, and cleared the CMOS. Turned the machine back on and got post , went into the BIOS, set the time,date, yada yada, all the drives were detected fine. I went in the Frequency/Voltage Control screen and the "CPU FSB Clock" was set to 100 mhz, "CPU Ratio" was set to Auto as was the "CPU Voltage, DDR Voltage, and AGP Voltage". I saved settings and rebooted but then I didn't get a screen, no post, no beeps.
I tried clearing CMOS again, turned machine on, got back in the BIOS just fine. I tried setting the CPU FSB Clock to 133mhz and left everything else on Auto. Rebooted and once again ..nothing.. no screen.
I don't understand what the problem could be. It seems that I can only get a screen when I clear the CMOS. But even if i use the "Load BIOS Setup Defaults" or even the "Load High Performance Defaults" I still get no screen or anything when I reboot.
Can anyone help me here? I have never run into this before.
Thanks in advance!!
Joe

If it is only doing it when you turn your bus speed of 100 up to 133 for the xp processor then I have had the problem. If you are booting with a bad cpu that isn't working properly (can't run at 133) then the computer will not POST. As soon as you clear the cmos it sets the speed back down to 100 for failsafe. If you try to boot a duron processor like a 700 or something on fsb 133 then the motherboard won't post. Make sure you don't have a duron processor instead of a athlon xp or a bad cpu. I would recommend taking it to the place you bought it or else an autorized amd spot. They should be able to throw in another proc and check it out.

Kt4-Ultra-BSR & Via 4in1 hyperion all version problem !!!

PC :
CPU : Amd Athlon 900 Mhz
MB : Kt4 Ultra BSR
VGA : MSI Geforce 2 Ti 64 MB DDR Pro VT
HDD : IBM DTLA 307030
RAM : KINGSTON 400 Mhz cl 2,5
Problem : If I install Via hiperion drivers in all version my system cannot boot and on the screen are Black lines and Microsoft Windows XP logo in boot isnt full = Grafic problems. Can you help me please?

I dont think so. Because i used this Mb with other VGA and Memory and same problem. But if i dont istall AGP Gart driver from this pack system working correctly. But i want to know whats is wrong. Can i have lower performance in games without AGP Gart driver?

MSI 745 Ultra multiple gfx cards

I have an MSI 745 Ultra , BIOS v1.4 and two gfx cards. One PCI and one AGP. On boot the AGP cards is initialized and used. Is there a way to initialize the PCI card first ?
Other motherboards have a BIOS option to select between a PCI or AGP card to be initialized first, but my BIOS has no such option ( or at least I could not find it ).
regards,
stein
I have an MSI 745 Ultra, Athlon 900 ( 100 MHz FSB ) and 256 PC266 DDR memory module ( the chips are made by MOSEL (http://www.moselvitelic.com), chip type is V58C2128804SAT7 ).
BIOS is v1.4 ( v1.5 has the same problem )
The memory only runs at 200 MHz.
If I try to set it at 266 MHz ( CPU:MEM ratio 3:4 , FSB is 100 MHz ) then the computer keeps on rebooting, not even the VGA BIOS screen is visible. The only way back is clearing the CMOS with the jumper. ( not even holding "Insert" works. Is that supported at all ? On my older MB , MSI K7T Pro2A holding "Insert" on bootup, would use default BIOS settings, but still leave the CMOS intact, so you could switch back certain settings if the prevent from booting )
Any suggestions ?
I tried BIOS v1.3 and there it works !
regards,
stein
I have an MSI 745 Ultra.
Power-on by keyboard does not work.
help.
the keyboard is Cherry G-83 ( PS/2 )
I tried BIOS v1.3 , 1.4 and 1.5.
regards,
stein
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Yes, but now the subject is a lot less descriptive.
With the original post, forum users could see what my problem is just by looking at the message list.
Now only those who open my message can see what problems I have. By this I lost a lot of potential helpers.
I personally would probably not open a message with such unspecific title as "MSI 745 Ultra problems"
I'll try to change the subject ...
regards,
stein

QS 867 Mhz processor in a QS 2002 motherboard??

Hi there.
I'm trying to get a Quicksilver 867 Mhz processor (with L3 cache) to run in a Quicksilver 2002 motherboard, but it ain't working. I've been pretty consistent in my troubleshooting, but before I toss it out (or try soldering the L3 cache onto a QS 733 mhz cpu... muhaaahhuuhhahhh), I'd thought I'd throw this out for some feedback in these lovely discussion pages.
I did earlier get this cpu to run on a Digital Audio motherboard and it booted up no problem - even the L3 cache was recognized. But it was unstable (unstable, but very fast...). I had originally thought that the motherboard was faulty (I got the exact same errors with the original 466 mhz cpu and a QS 733 mhz cpu - both a digital audio and a quicksilver psu have checked out ok in a different machine). I went through much trouble, troubleshooting, and eventually got a new/used Quicksilver motherboard, only to find out that the actual trouble-maker was a piece of RAM. Which was very insidious, because the mac(s) booted okay (the system profiler even said it passed), it only caused problems when I'd open certain applications, such as Firefox or System Preferences (which would eventually crash), or tried to do a new OS install or did a software update (none of which would complete, either in panther or tiger). I'm thinking it might have been a high density piece of ram that got pass me. I think Techtool said there was a problem with a piece of RAM earlier, but I thought it was refering to the new piece of 512mb (which had come from another quicksilver) and I tested that piece in other machines and it was fine, so I discounted it as the source of the errors. It turned out to be a piece I already had (256 mb hynix) and which I thought I'd used before with no problems, but I guess not (I had a couple of extra sticks).
Anyway, back to the current problem, now even with the new (tested) quicksilver board (it's a 2002 - but that shouldn't matter), the QS 867 mhz processor won't work and I don't know why! It did run in the digital audio board, only exhibiting the same errors as the other cpu's due to the bad piece of ram. It hasn't been treated any differently than the other 3 processors I used testing, in fact, probably even more carefully, and they are all ok.
It sometimes will boot to the apple OS X icon but stays there. I also get either a single beep, two beeps, three beeps, four beeps or no beeps at all (ie no power light, just the red light of the board, fans running, etc). I don't know if it got damaged earlier when testing (I did try it on another digital audio motherboard that I think was damaged in shipping), but I'm very careful (and have done a lot of computer updgrading, peecee and mac). The only thing I can think of is that when I first plugged this cpu into the latest QS motherboard, I tried to boot up without putting the heatsink on it first (not sure if this is important or not, it got hot but so did the 733mhz cpu which I'm using now - and nothing smells burned). I heard two little pop sounds, then the computer shut down (as it did before... many times with the other motherboard). I did also find out later that one of the cpu mounting posts wasn't tight to the board (it had snapped from the screw when I tightened it - didn't know my own strength), but usually no contact to the board would just cause no response, not a short to the cpu - and once again, the 733mhz cpu which is fine, went thru the same thing. I did get it to boot after this to the apple os x icon (I let it sit for a day). The motherboard is fine - I'm running from it now with the QS 733 mhz processor (and from whence I troubleshooted the bad piece of ram). And I've methodically zapped pram, reset the pmu, removed/changed batteries, took this part out, put that part in, threatened, cajoled, even sang to it... til I'm literally blue in the face - to no avail!
Any suggestions? Or it this processor fried? Or is there something I'm missing (maybe in regards to the QS 2002 motherboard)? I've searched and nothing comes up that I have to do differently, and when I put the old 733 mhz cpu back in it (not changing anything else), everything runs fine (a lot slower, but fine, as I wipe a regretful tear away).
Thanks for any input.
*Hardware Overview:*
Machine Name: Power Mac G4
Machine Model: PowerMac3,5
CPU Type: PowerPC G4 (2.0)
Number Of CPUs: 1
CPU Speed: 733 MHz
L2 Cache (per CPU): 256 KB
Memory: 1 GB
Bus Speed: 133 MHz
*Boot ROM Version: 4.3.3f2*
Tiger 10.4.11 (a clean install, but it didn't like Panther either though)
1 GB PC133-333 RAM (1 x 512mb, 2 x 256mb)
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128 mb (PC flashed into Mac - no problems anywhere)
ACARD 6280M PCI card (2 drives on it - but the 867mhz cpu didn't like a drive directly attached to the board either)
Power On Self-Test:
Last Run: 28/09/08 08:06
Result: Passed
This configuration has been running stably using the QS 733 Mhz processor (and ran stably before with an earlier qs motherboard in a different machine). So unless there is something different with the 2002 motherboard, and all research indicated it completely backward compatible, nothing I have installed is causing the problem. I have stripped the machine(s) down to the original configurations at some point, and...

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Yes, if it fits into the slot.
She was asking me if their is a way that a password can be put on the system to prevent him from getting into the Mac?
Use the Accounts pane of System Preferences to disable automatic login and log out or use Fast User Switching to change to another account as needed.
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