[865PE/G Neo2 Series] MSi 865PE NEO2-LS (MS 6728)

Sal! I have a big problem with my motherboard. i have a hdd WD2000JS (SATA II) but when connect to SATA port, in windows appear like udma 6. The chipset is an ICH5 whitout raid and i canot find any driver for sata. CAn somebody help me? THX.
PS. Sorry for my english.

Hi Everybody!
I'am a MSI 865G Neo2 PLS motherboard holder from Hungary. My problem: In my BIOS ( version 3.A ), in the Frequency/Voltage Control menu does not present the Performance Mode menu.    The Dynamic Overclocking menu is all right there on the top of Frequency/Voltage Control menu menu, but below this menu, is an another D.O.T menu with grey characters.
My question: Is this an MSI 865G chipset speciality?
Excuse me, but my english is only on basic level.   

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    Hi Everybody,
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    Bios : updated v1.3 (062403)
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    Hi Everybody,
    Does anyone know how to enable MAT using 865G Neo2-LS (MS-6728) ?  Since my situation is not work :-
    MB : 865G Neo2-LS (MS-6728)
    Bios : updated v1.3 (062403)
    Init Display : PCI / AGP (do not select any int. vga combination)
    Primary display card : PCI display card (not AGP)
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    Does any expert can help me, please ?!  
    P.S. Should I use APG display card instead of PCI display card to get MAT available ?

  • [Other 865 Series] MSI 865PE Neo2-V and Dual Channel Mode Question

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  • [845 Series] MSI 845gv-m3 Mobo not booting when ATI RADEON 9550 G/Card inserted

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  • [915 Series] MSI 915P 7058 Power On Problems

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  • [875P Neo Series] MSI 875P Neo-FISR adn ECC registered DIMMS

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  • [VIA Series] msi pt880fsr+p4 NW 1.8 fsb400 + bba ati radeon 9600xt 256 issue

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  • [SIS Series] MSI 648 Max-L

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  • [865PE/G Neo2 Series] Suggestions for excellent Air/Fan Cooling - P4 Northwood

    Guys, I need some advice here.  I've got my 2.8 Northwood up to 3.16 (yea, I know, not great or anything but good enough for right now). 
    Anyway, with the coming of the blazing Summer temps hitting Michigan in the high 80-90s, my case and CPU temps are skyrocketing.  I am finding that my idle temps, once at 31C are now at 35-36C, and the CPU temps once at 42C max under load are now reaching 50+ C.  Also, this is the first time in months upon seemingly endless months that I am now getting random reboots, and I am sure it is due to soaring temps and heat problems.  The room temps here are killer, and right now are in the high 70s...    
    I would like to please hear your suggestions/recommendations on a good AIR/FAN cooling solution for my specs I have listed below.  I am looking for something that is not very loud if possible, I welcome and thank you for your comments!
    865PE-NEO2-LS (601-6728-020)
    AMI BIOS version 2.5
    P4 Northwood, Socket 478, 2.8 Ghz/800Mhz FSB HT Enabled
    4 DIMMS (256MBx4)=1GB KingMax PC3200 DDR400, Model # MPXB62D-38KT3R-PEA
    PowMAX PS LP-8800D, 400 watt, max load +3.3@28A,+5@30A,+12@25A,[email protected],[email protected],+5vsb@2A, 70% min@full load
    INTEL 865 .INF Drivers (6.0.1.1002 5/7/2004)
    Main: Western Digital Raptor, 10K rpm, 36GB
    2nd: Maxtor ATA133 7200rpm 120GB
    CD-RW:  Lite-On 52x32x52
    BFG Tech GeForce 6800 GT OC 256MB GDDR3 AGP Graphics Card
    SoundBlaster Audigy 2
    ViewSonic Professional P225FB 22" monitor
    Current Settings:
    Configure SDRAM Timing by SPD   Disabled
    CAS# Latency   3
    RAS# Precharge   4
    RAS# to CAS# Delay   4
    Precharge Delay   6
    Burst Length   8
    AGP Aperture Size   128
    FREQUENCY/VOLTAGE    
    Performance Mode (slow, fast, turbo, Ultra Turbo)   SLOW
    DRAM Frequency   452
    Adjust CPU Bus Clock (Mhz)   226
    DDR Clock (Mhz)   452
    Adjust AGP/PCI Clock (Mhz)   66.66/33.33
    CPU Vcore Adjust   Yes
    CPU Vcore   1.5375
    DDR Power Voltage (Default is 2.50)   2.6500
    AGP Power Voltage   1.5000
    SiSoftware Sandra Prof. 2005 System Info   
    Front Side Bus Speed (4x)/Memory Bus Speed (2x)   226
    Front Side Bus Data Rate (FSB Speed x4)   904
    Memory Bus Speed (FSB Speed x2)   452
    CPU SPEED (GHz with 14x multiplier)   3.16
    CrystalCPUID 4.4.5.253 (C) 2002-2005 hiyohiyo
                        Crystal Dew World [http://crystalmark.info/]
                 OS : Windows XP Professional SP1 [ 5.1 Build 2600 ]
               Date : 2005/06/08 0:48:10
           CPU Name : Intel Pentium 4 HT (Northwood)
      Vendor String : GenuineIntel
        Name String : Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz
       Architecture : x86
       Process Rule : 0.13 um
           Platform : Socket 478 [2]
           CPU Type : Original OEM processor
    Number(Logical) : 2
    Hyper-Threading : 2
             Family : F
           FamilyEx : 00
              Model : 2
           Stepping : 9
               APIC : 00
           Brand ID : 09
       Microcode ID : 14
            Feature : MMX SSE SSE2 HTT
    PowerManagement :
                        Current        Original
              Clock : 3164.35 MHz     2800.00 MHz
       System Clock :  226.03 MHz      200.00 MHz
         System Bus :  904.10 MHz      800.00 MHz
         Multiplier :   14.00           14.00
          Data Rate :    QDR
         Over Clock :   13.01 %
         L1 T-Cache :   12 KuOps
         L1 D-Cache :    8 KB
           L2 Cache :  512 KB [Full:3164.35 MHz]
             Memory : 1024 MB
           CPUID    : EAX      EBX      ECX      EDX
           00000000 : 00000002 756E6547 6C65746E 49656E69
           00000001 : 00000F29 01020809 00004400 BFEBFBFF
           00000002 : 665B5001 00000000 00000000 007B7040
           80000000 : 80000004 00000000 00000000 00000000
           80000001 : 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
           80000002 : 20202020 20202020 20202020 6E492020
           80000003 : 286C6574 50202952 69746E65 52286D75
           80000004 : 20342029 20555043 30382E32 007A4847
           MSR      : EAX1     EDX1     EAX2     EDX2
                    : 00000080 00000000 0E12000E 00000000
           QPF      : 3164.350000 MHz
     Chipset Information
            Chipset : Intel 865G/PE/P/848P (Springdale-G/PE/P)
       North Bridge : [8086:2570.02] Intel 82865G/PE/P/848P
       South Bridge : [8086:24D0.02] Intel 82801EB/ER (ICH5/R)
         Video Chip : [10DE:0045.A1] NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT (NV40)
     BIOS Information by WMI (Windows Management Interface)
        BIOS Vendor : American Megatrends Inc.
       BIOS Caption : Version 1.00
       BIOS Version : AMIINT - 10
          BIOS Date : 09/29/2004
    SM BIOS Caption : V2.5     
    SM BIOS Version : 2.3
      Mother Vendor : MICRO-STAR INC.
     Mother Product : MS-6728
     Mother Version : 100
      System Vendor : MICRO-STAR INC.
       System Model : MS-6728
     System Information by DMI (Desktop Management Interface)
    SM BIOS Version : 2.3
        BIOS Vendor : American Megatrends Inc.
       BIOS Version : V2.5     
          BIOS Date : 09/29/2004
      BIOS ROM Size : 512 KB
      Mother Vendor : MICRO-STAR INC.
     Mother Product : MS-6728
     Mother Version : 100
         CPU Socket : FC-478
         CPU Vendor : Intel                                           
        CPU Version : Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 Processor                 
      Current Clock : 3164 MHz
     External Clock : 226 MHz
          Max Clock : 4000 MHz
     

    Quote from: swambast on 08-June-05, 12:54:14
    Guys, I need some advice here.  I've got my 2.8 Northwood up to 3.16 (yea, I know, not great or anything but good enough for right now). 
    Anyway, with the coming of the blazing Summer temps hitting Michigan in the high 80-90s, my case and CPU temps are skyrocketing.  I am finding that my idle temps, once at 31C are now at 35-36C, and the CPU temps once at 42C max under load are now reaching 50+ C.  Also, this is the first time in months upon seemingly endless months that I am now getting random reboots, and I am sure it is due to soaring temps and heat problems.  The room temps here are killer, and right now are in the high 70s...
    I only know that I can't suggest a HS and fan because my temperature is higher than my 2.6GHz Northwood's since i decided to install the Thermalright XP90 and the 92mm UFO Thermaltake fan(~82CFM max.). I recently discovered an old picture from Speedfan saying CPU temp: 40C!!! Now right after boot up, I get 40-44C idle and it can climb up to 60C at full load. I know for a fact that air flow is bad inside the case but it's unbelievable to have 40C+ idle. It can't possibly be the air flow so soon after boot. The pressure (and contact) on the CPU was enough to actually see my CPU stuck on the base of the HS after removing the HS!!! A few pins had to be straightened too.
        So, from my experience I think you already rock, since we have 30C(86F) already where I live. The feeling of the XP90 crashed under my boot will ease my pain...Oh, yes it will.
    P.S. I 'll give the Arctic Silver a try before smashing the XP90 junk...
    P4 2,6GHz Northwood
    MSI Neo2-PFS 865PE (v3.2 AMIBIOS)
    1 GB RAM PC3200 Kingston & TwinMOS
    WD 800JB 80GB-7200RPM
    CLUB ATI Radeon 9600Pro
    Creative Audigy2 ZS

  • ATA HD for MSI 865PE Neo2-PS

    I have this MB: MSI 865PE Neo2-PS (MS-6728 v2.0) and now I have both S-ATA full: one place HD and second place DVD burner.
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    http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=528 this your board?
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    look here https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=25959.0

  • 865PE Neo2-FIS2R and Geil memory problem

    With 512MB (2x256) of Corsair XMS 3700, the system is perfectly stable (runs 24/7 crunching for UD, also have done Prime95 torture test).
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    If I put the Corsair memory back in (like I have them right now, to be able to use the system to post this message), the system is back to 100% stable, so it seems to be entirely a memory-related problem.
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    Intel P4 2.4C 800FSB (HT enabled) @ 3.19-GHz
    AVC Sunflower 2 HSF
    420-W PS
    Windows XP Pro SP1a
    BIOS settings:
    Dynamic OC Disabled
    Performance mode Slow
    DRAM Freq 266
    CPU Bus 266
    DDR Clock 354
    AGP/PCI 67/34
    CPU vCore 1.6000
    DDR volts 2.70
    AGP volts 1.50
    SPD Disabled
    3-4-4-8, 4 burst
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    Have tried the modules in slots 1,3 and slots 2,4 with no difference.
    Have tried setting DDR voltage from 2.70 up to 2.85v for the Geil (approved up to 2.9v) with no apparent change in stability.
    Have tried changing Spread Spectrum setting between enabled and disabled.  Disabled seems to be better, but problem remains.
    Have tried using SPD disabled with settings listed above, and SPD enabled (which sets timings at 2.5-4-4-8,8).
    Edit: I'd asked for advice, but then realized that the very limited timeframe in which I could return the Geil would expire if I waited beyond business hours today.  So I've RMA'd the Geil and have ordered a 1-GB Corsair TwinX XMS 3700 pack instead.

    I've had similar problems to you but with Corsair TwinX LL's and if you read back a month in this forum you will see others have also with various memories on the 865 FISR.
    The fix I found was Kingston memory but others have had problems with Kingston.    There was a thread running a week or two ago attempting to document successful memory mobo combinations.
    Bottom line, stick with what works on your mobo until MSI fix the incompatability/instability issues.

  • (865PE Neo2) - Memory Controller Problems ???

    Hi, I've been having problems with my RAM. I've run MEMTEST and found that my RAM continually failed test #5 (64 Block move). However, I pulled the RAM and tested in a friend's computer..... and it passed without any problems..... I went back to my computer and continually changed the BIOS setting until I finally got something to work....
    What I did, was change the DRAM Freq from 400 down to 333. And it seems to be stable..... (The RAM was meant to run at 400)
    The people at Corsair offered to replace the RAM, however, because both sticks produce them same problem, and because it works at 333 but not 400, and because it fails test #5 and not any other test, then they think the problem lies somewhere other then the RAM. And at the stage, i tend to agree.....
    Now someone suggested it might be the Memory Controller..... I have no idea what that means..... but it sounds plausable.... Eitherway, I believe it might have something to do with the Motherboard..... And I was hoping someone here might have an idea on how I can either test it, or fix it.....
    Thanks a bunch.....
    My SYSTEM Specs are.....
    MoBo : MSI 865PE Neo2-P (MS 6728 ver.2)
    CPU : Prescott 3.2
    RAM : 2x 512 Corsair XMS 3200 (DDR400)
    Video : MSI FX 5200 
    PSU : Seasonic S12 430W
    BIOS INFO - AMI v3.A
    Configure DRAM Timing by SPD - Disabled
    CAS - 2.5
    RAS - 3
    RAS to CAS delay - 3
    Precharge delay - 7
    Burst - 8
    AGP Aperture Size - 128MB
    Freq/Volt Control ->
    Preformance Mode - Normal
    D.O.T. Range - Disabled
    CPU Ratio - Locked
    DRAM Freq (Mhz) - 333 Mhz
    Spread Spectrum - Enabled
    Adjust CPU Bus Clock -  200
    DDR Clock - 333
    Adjust AGP/PCI Clock - 66.66/33.33
    CPU Vcore Adjust - No
    CPU Voltage - 1.3875
    DDR Power Volt - 2.70
    AGP Power Volt - 1.50
    Thanks a lot..... :-)

    Hi,
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    I've aslo Disabled Spread Spectrum
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    2-3-3-7
    2-3-3-8
    2.5-3-3-6
    2.5-3-3-7
    2.5-3-3-8
    3-3-3-6
    3-3-3-7
    3-3-3-8
    all without success..... And what i mean, is that I still get error#5 in memtest. And ALWAYS the error occures in the 92%-96% portion of the test.....
    HOWEVER, When I drop the DRAM Freq to 333.... No problem..... All is fine..... Even at 2-3-3-6
    Unfortunately, I doubt I will be able to test any other DDR400 memory in my system, but it would be interesting to know the results.....
    I also find marginal confort knowing this problem is a bit 'common', however, i would find MORE comfort solving the problem :-)
    Thanks :-)

  • Help With 865Pe 6728 neo2-Platinum

    In Bios mb the changes of timings for memory not setup manual! All my changes in manual is ignored and take from SPD of memory.
    When i wanna overclock CPU, set the memory clock 333, system bus - 240 (result for memory 400), but timings is for 333 state (Cl2.5)
    Timings for my mem - 333-2.5-3-3-6, 400-3-3-3-8.
    In first run after overclock - is test state of SPD and MEM, and itself choose state.
    After change CL2.5 to CL3 mainboard is reset overclock.
    PCI/AGP-66/33, MAT is off, DOT is off.
    And when i choose manual 3-3-3-8-8 for 400mem without overclock - the mem real work in 3-4-4-8-8.
    Sory for my bad English ))
    My config now.
    Intel Pentium 4
    Prescott
    stepping    C0
    CPUID  Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz
    CPUID   00000F33h
    3374.9 MHz  (исходное: 3000 MHz, overclock: 12%)
    15.0x
    CPU FSB  225.0 MHz  (исходное: 200 MHz, overclock: 12%)
    225.0 MHz
    DRAM:FSB  1:1
    L2 1 Mb (On-Die, ECC, ATC, Full-Speed)
    ID 63-3A01-001169-00101111-040201-I865G$1I865XXX_A6728IMS V3.A 092904
    MSI 865PE Neo2-PS (MS-6728 v2.0)  (5 PCI, 1 AGP, 4 DDR DIMM, Audio)
    Intel Springdale i865PE
    3-4-4-8  (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)
    DIMM2: Samsung M3 68L6423ETM-CCC                  512 Мб PC3200 DDR SDRAM  (3.0-3-3-8 @ 200 МГц)  (2.5-3-3-7 @ 166 МГц)
    DIMM4: Samsung M3 68L6423ETM-CCC                  512 Мб PC3200 DDR SDRAM  (3.0-3-3-8 @ 200 МГц)  (2.5-3-3-7 @ 166 МГц)
    BIOS:
    BIOS  09/29/04
    DMI  BIOS     V3.A
    Sapphire Radeon X700
    RV410  (AGP 8x 1002 / 5E4D, Rev 00)
    398 МГц  (исходное: 400 MHz)
    250 МГц  (исходное: 250 MHz)
    mb 31 °C  (88 °F)
    CPU 43 °C  (109 °F)
    GPU 50 °C  (122 °F)
    CPU 1.36 V
    +3.3 V  3.31 V
    +5 V 4.92 V
    +12 V  12.54 V
    +5 V res.  5.20 V
    VBAT 3.04 V
    FSB:
    Intel NetBurst
    64 бит
    225 МГц (QDR)
    900 МГц
    Dual DDR SDRAM
    128 бит
    Intel Hub Interface
    8 bit
    75 Mhz (QDR)
    300 Mhz
    --------[ SPD ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      [ DIMM2: Samsung M3 68L6423ETM-CCC ]
    Samsung M3 68L6423ETM-CCC
    SN-060D2B32h (841682182)
    512 Мб (2 ranks, 4 banks)
    Unbuffered
    DDR SDRAM
    PC3200 (200 МГц)
    64 bit
    SSTL 2.5
    (7.8 us), Self-Refresh
    CAS Latency (CL)                                  3T
    RAS To CAS Delay (tRCD)                           4T
    RAS Precharge (tRP)                               4T
    RAS Active Time (tRAS)                            8T
    Refresh Period (tREF)                             7.8 us
    Sapphire Radeon X700
    128 Мб
    1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
    AGP  8x
    Fast-Write      Side Band Addressing

    When your FSB is at 240Mhz, you have to set your DDR to "333mhz", so that the effective speed on your DDR is 400Mhz. You need to know that at 400MHz actual speed, achieving CL2.5 is not practical anymore. In fact your DDR is not rated CL2.5 at 400Mhz, but 400-3-3-3-8. So you can't set to CL2.5.

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