848P Neo-V video cards

G'Day Everyone,
I want to upgrade my sons video card but i can't find any info about supported AGP VGA Card list for this motherboard.
Can anyone help me please.

This is MSI tested list for the MB. Not all cards that would work are in the list, just ones that were tested years ago on that MB.
http://www.msi.com/uploads/test_report/TR1_582.pdf
From this info you can find a possible supported card from list of retired MSI cards.
One AGP slot supports 8x/4x at 0.8V (AGP 3.0) or 4x at 1.5V (3.3V not supported).
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=prodpage1&maincat_no=130#/getContent.php?cat_no=130&show_type=archive

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Video Card VS Motherboard? Neo 848P

I just upgraded my video card from 256agp to 512agp. I go into the bios to change from 256 to 512 and the highest it goes is to 256. Is there a way to fix this or am I doing something wrong? or did I just waste my money?
Thanks,
Chris.
Neo 848P
OS Name   Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Version   5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 Build 2600
OS Manufacturer   Microsoft Corporation
System Name   UTMACHINE
System Manufacturer   MICRO-STAR INC.
System Model   MS-6788
System Type   X86-based PC
Processor   x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9 GenuineIntel ~3042 Mhz
BIOS Version/Date   American Megatrends Inc. V2.0 on 07.00T, 10/12/2004
SMBIOS Version   2.3
Windows Directory   C:\WINDOWS
System Directory   C:\WINDOWS\system32
Boot Device   \Device\HarddiskVolume1
Locale   United States
Hardware Abstraction Layer   Version = "5.1.2600.5512 (xpsp.080413-2111)"
User Name   CHRISMACHINE\Chris H
Time Zone   Pacific Standard Time
Total Physical Memory   1,024.00 MB
Available Physical Memory   601.64 MB
Total Virtual Memory   2.00 GB
Available Virtual Memory   1.96 GB
Page File Space   2.41 GB
Page File   C:\pagefile.sys

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I go into the bios to change from 256 to 512 and the highest it goes is to 256. Is there a way to fix this or am I doing something wrong?
You're looking at the 'AGP Aperture Size' setting, which has nothing to do with the amount of memory on your video card.
Have a look at this article: What is AGP Aperture size? from techpowerup.com
@Henry,
848P doesn't have any onboard VGA.

848P NEO-S - No POST, No Video, No Beep

I have a 848P NEO-S motherboard with a 2.8Ghz P4 installed.
The system had been working fine for over a year until it mysteriously powered down. Since then I have tried booting it back up with no success. When I had both the main ATX & P4 ATX connected to the motherboard it would not power up at all. With the P4 ATX plug disconnected the system will power up, but still there is no video, bleeping or POST, the only evidence of the system having any power to it is that the CPU and case fan come on.
I have tried testing the system with all the drives removed and just the RAM, CPU and video card. I have also tried with just one RAM module inserted and have also cleared the CMOS. I have tried testing with a brand new PSU and have reseated the CPU and also checked it for any physical damage but all of this was unsuccessful.
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.

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?

848P Neo-LS No Post, No Video, Died

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
Although everything i've read seems to point away from this being a power supply issue, as once a person replaces it they have the same exact problem.
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:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/faqpowersupply.html

Video cards for p965 NEO

I have a computer i build in 2006 utilizing the p965 NEO motherboard. since then, i have been out of the game.
Will this board run newer video cards? i am looking at a GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost, considering just making a whole new machine as well, but if i don't have to...

looked up the specs.
Slots
• One PCI Express x16 slot. (supports PCI Express Bus specification v1.0a compliant)
• Two PCI Express x1 slots. (supports PCI Express Bus specification v1.0a compliant)
• Three PCI 2.3 32-bit PCI bus slots (support 3.3V/5V PCI bus interface).
i have a 550w PSU

Is MSI P965 Neo-F supports DirextX10 video cards...

Is MSI P965 Neo-F supports DirextX10 video cards?
what are the video cards supported in this board?
Thanks in advance for your reply...

"Any AGP card works in any AGP slot."
not exactly.. there is an exception with too old AGP slot which use 3.3V and too old AGP VGAs respective.
@hackfinn
can you complete rest of your PC specification, e.g. CPU, PSU and so on.. and what VGA you are planning to get?

K8T Neo-V, problems w/ savage agp video card (Stealth III S540)

Hi all
I have a K8T Neo-V mobo, 512 MB Kingston memory and a Stealth III S540 agp video card. The problem is that when I play any kind of video in my linux box it freezes completely the system, same thing with Windows Xp SP2. When i start Soldier of Fortune it hangs up the system. The agp card is quiet old, i know, could be this a problem with some BIOS setup like 'aperture size' and speed, and so on? Don't know about what this options means ???, maybe that's the source of the problem, who can give me some piece of advice about this, please. I'm considering getting a newer and faster agp card, but not in the near future.
Thank you

I am suprised a card that old even works as I thought those were for the original AGP setup that had different voltages.
I would really recommend grabing a newer card up and if you are just looking for a simple display maybe you can still find an old Ti4200 or such.

[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....

MSI Mo. not compatible with ATI Video card??

Is that right, ppl ?
I just want get some advices from you
I'm going to buy a new video card : ATI R9600 Pro
and I'm using MSI i865PE NEO2 Mother board.
So , Any problems will happend ??? or that's allright ?
plz give me some advices
Thanks !

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Originally posted by jeep327
Ive got a 9800 Pro and havent had any problems with my 875P Neo-LSR board.
the graphics card is the only thing that works well with my mainboard right now 3D Prophet ATI Radeon 9800 PRO on a 875P NEO main..

Hard Drives and video card for new CS5 system

I've read through much of the threads in the hardware forums and find I still have questions. I am just beginning to learn how to edit and it is not a source of income for me at the moment. My sources will be from tapes from my Canon HV20 and at some point either a Panasonic GH2, Canon 60D or similar.
I have bought the following:
ASUS P6X58D-E motherboard
24 GB of Patriot Sector 7 DDR3 1333MHz memory (9-9-9-24)
Intel i7-950 3.06 GHz CPU
I plan to use Cineform NEO or maybe NEO HD to ingest my files.
I also have 4 Seagate 750GB 7200.11 hard drives I can use.
It seems like the best bang for the buck for a video card is a GTS 450 at about $100 because I can't find any data that indicates a GTX 460 or a GTX 570 would make any difference (see http://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PremiereCS5.htm)
As far as hard drives goes, Harm's article on creating separate storage makes sense to me. It seems like I could create a "4 drive" system quite easily (see http://forums.adobe.com/thread/662972). Given that I am not ready to spend moeny on an Areca card until I can develop my skills, I am wondering if I should get one of the new WD Velociraptor 600GB (SATA 6) drives as my system drive for about $280, a 150 GB (SATA 3) Velociraptor drive for about $100, or some other fast drive.
Given that my motherboard can support RAID, should I consider RAIDing the "D" drive or the "E and F" drives?
Is there any value to using an SSD drive for the "E" drive (page file and media cache) [see http://forums.adobe.com/thread/662972]? Microcenter has a 64GB drive for $100.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Harm,
First let me say, I didn't mean to exclude Bill Gehrke. I just didn't know what was what. Thank you for explaining that to me. Let me also say the you and Bill have a great site.
I have a question for you, in the tests I have run with my systems, I am not seeing any speed difference between the 450 and 480. Now granted, they are AMD processors and I know they don't have the SSE 4.1+. Here are my systems that I ran the tests on:
An AMD X4 Quad Core computer running at 2.9 Ghz with 12 gigs of RAM and a single Samsung 7200 rpm SATA 3.0Gb/s hard drive
An AMD X6 Six Core computer running at 3.2 Ghz with 12 gigs of RAM and a single Samsung 7200 rpm SATA 3.0Gb/s hard drive
Both computers were running the same version of the NVidia driver and all non-essential programs were disabled.
When I test the 450 and the 480 in the AMD X4 system, they are turning in pretty much the same level of performance, in that system.
The same holds true with the AMD X6, the 450 and 480 turn in virtually the same level of performance, in this system.
The AMD X6 with either the 450 or 480 does turn in a better performance over the AMD X4 with either video card.
The question.... Are you seeing result that are like this? Where using the exact same computer, turns in the same results with different video cards.
From the number of emails I get about the article, other have reported this to me also. I have had a few people who said when they did see a minor speed increase when they did switch between a 450 and a 480 and a couple who did see a good speed increase.
I am working on changing the article to reflect this and would really appreciate your input or Bills input on this.
I have looked at your benchmark chart and read through the result, but one thing that concerns me when reading some of the results is what programs do they have running in background, if any. And how is that effecting their performance. That is why I used the two systems I listed above to do the tests with. It gives me a controlled enviroment to do test the performance of the video cards in.
As a side note, when I tested the 450 and 480 cards in a friends Intel I7 system, again we didn't see any performance difference between the two video cards, but he did have some programs running in background which may have caused the perfornce results I got.
Best Regards
David Knarr

[848p Neo S]please Help Me

Hi
Please Help Me
My Pc is Very Slowly
*** any person enterd her replay me please***
EXAMPLE:-
TRANSFEAR 4 GB FILMS IN 10 MINUTES
Component
MOTHER BOARD MSI 848P NEO S
PROCESSOR INTEL P4 2.6 CASH 512 PATH 800
RAM 256 DDR PATH 333
VGA 128 ATI RADEON 9200 SE
H.D 80 GB WESTREN DIGITAL 7200 RBM
SOUND CARD 128 DIGITAL CREATIVE
FAX INTEL
PLEASE HELP ME
WHAT CAN I DO ?
THANKS

Hi,
I would say 4.9Mb/s on such a large file is good....
1GB = 1024Mb
1Gb = 2.5 mins to transfer
Therefore 4.9Mb are transferred every second...... If you are looking for the 100MB/s that's PEAK and not actual......
Del

Msi video card n240gt and n9800gt problems with output HDMI

Hello to all
I have a problem I just bought a new Video card because I needed HDMI output. The previous card I have is a BFG Ge Force 8800GT 512 DDR2 running @ 1920x1080p 60Hz which works perfectly the only downside is it does not have HDMI out with 5.1. Now i installed the n240GT 512 DDR5 and tried watching BD ripped to the HDD and playing them back all i get now it jerking lagging bad also and have horizontal red and green lines scattered across the screen.Which i did not have with my 8800GT card thinking its a bad card so i bought another card from another dealer this time its a MSI N9800GT 1gig DDR3 and still the same problem.I Checked the resolution and its set to 1920x1080P refresh at 60Hz,i also changed the Hz to 24Hz and it cleaned up the lines but not all and picture still jerky picture. I have a MSI K9N NEO V3 Motherboard and all drivers updated current Bios. l used a DVI cable 40ft long with my Ge Force 8800GT and every thing worked fine, once I installed the new MSI Video cards N240gt and N9800GT I have the above problems and using a 50FT HDMI cable. I have a Samsung PN50A550 with 3 HDMI inputs 1 has my BluRay player hooked up with HDMI running at 1920x1080P at 60Hz and crystal clear picture no problems, input 2 has my HD Bell receiver running at same specs as input 1 no problems I tried the other HDMI inputs from the Samsung TV from the HDMI out from the card same thing. It has to be the cards that can`t support the TV what else can it be if not the MSI cards. Please respond ASAP Thanks Thumpalong

http://www.overclock.net/t/936561/psu-rating
You may want to borrow and test with another PSU.
We always recommend Corsair and Seasonic
I can't find anything on Topower other than that opinion piece of linked... getting frustrated. Most of the time I can find detailed info on most psu's not this time, so best to borrow and test.
Assuming of course that the older VGA's worked fine.

Problem with 848p NEO V and GeForce FX 5600 point of View

Hello there,
I have bought a mobo yesterday (848p NEO V) then when I tried to plug the graphic card (Ge Force FX 5600 point of view) the computer reboots just before entering Win XP PRO.
So I tried another graphic card (ATI 9200), all worked fine.
In the same way, I tried my GeForce in another mobo (ECS P4VXAS) and of course all worked fine.
Each time I tried the MSI mobo with the GeForce card (using diffrents drivers), it doesn't work.
Does someone know where could this problem come from?
Thank you very much
PS: Sorry for my ugly english.

MOBO: MSI 848p NEO V
CPU: Intel P4 2.4 A
Ram: 512 M DDRSDRAM PC3200 (noname) two 256 modules
DD: 40Go (MAXTOR), 40Go (MAXTOR)
Display: Point Of View GeForce FX 5600 128mb
Sound: Sound Blaster Live! 5.1
Controler Card: Sillicon Image 0680A ULTRA ATA 133
DVDROM: LG
CDROM: Samsung
DVDRW: Liteon
OS: Win XP Pro SP2 FR (all critical updates installed)
all cddrive on motherboard IDE controler
hard drives on controler card
PSU: 350w noname
Tell me if you need anything else.
Thanks

Is the FX5200-T128 video card compatible with an Athlon 64 CPU and a K8N mobo?

I am building a new computer based on the Athlon 64 3000 processor and the mobo MSI K8N Neo-FSR.
I intended to use MSI MS-8907 GeForce FX5200-T128 as the video card.
However I have been told that this video card might not be compatible either with the Athlon 64 processors or with the mobo MSI K8N Neo-FSR.
Is it compatible or not?
If it's not compatible, what is the cheapest MSI video card compatible with the Athlon 64 and the K8N?
Thank you in advance for your help.

If it's there, it means they at least inserted the card, booted, and installed drivers, as far as what they do from that point is anyones guess. You will see the far right column shows 4x or 8x.
I agree, it is minimal info at best and not my idea of what should be included in a test report.
I don't see any reason why that card would not work, the market is saturated with that type of card.

Issue with new video card

I purchased a new video card a few months ago to upgrade my somewhat-aged system. when i put it in the slot and started it would load for a second, but then restart in an infinite cycle.figuring it was a power supply issue i purchased a 650W PSU and plugged it in however this did not fix the problem.am i doing something wrong or does my motherboard not support such a new video card?
CPU
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RAM
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Motherboard
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   Radeon X1300/X1550 Series Secondary (Sapphire/PCPartner)
   CrossFire Disabled
Hard Drives
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I am also suffering from the same problem. I have purchased a new video card and when installed the system is continually powering up then off. I have also replaced the power supply with a new 600W unit but still the same. I have checked that I have the latest driver and bios. Any help would be great.
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