975X Platinum PUE V2.0 Power shuts off after ~45 sec?

I'm looking for help with a frustrating issue. This is a new build with the following:
*MSI 975X Platinum PUE
*Intel Core2Duo E6600 2.4Ghz 2M 1066FSB Socket 775
*XFX GeForce 7900 GT Video Card in PCIe
*Old IDE HD with XP
*New WD Caviar 250GB SATA
*Kingston 1024MB PC5400 DDR2 667MHz Memory x 2
The memory is in the DIMM1 & DIMM2 positions and the system will boot to the BIOS. Without doing anything, the system shuts down after about 30-45 seconds. Any suggestions would be very helpful. I have searched the forums and FAQ and the only thing that it may be is the "Power On after Power Off" under the Power Management Page in the CMOS Setup. I have not been able to try that yet, as the system doesn't stay on long enough.
Thanks for any help in advance!

I've never done that before. I usually still have my original media so that I can reinstall my programs.
It is hairy but I am sure it is possible to manually move over all the required stuff so that it can work
again. Several things to look into:
a) Can you migrate checkpoints? XP creates checkpoints so that you can later rollback. My question
is, can you use a checkpoint and move it over to a different computer? Probably not but it might be
worth investigating.
b) Manuallly do what an installer does.
- first move over your program files directory to where you want it to reside
- the nasty part is to somehow copy over the registry that refer to the programs that you just moved.
Good luck on that one.
- also inspect the system32 directory for dll's that applications sometimes install. Move those as well.
I do recall, I needed to do something similar to what you are doing and it was a hit or miss depending on
the program. Some programs just complained it wasn't in the registry and asked if I wanted to put it in.
Those solved themselves. Things like Microsoft Word just insisted to do a reinstall.

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I have a case here. These 2 only work if I use BIOS 7.0. I have tried BIOS 7.3 and 7.4, both will distort the Windows screen. To be exact, the "transparent" layer of the GUI display is distorted, such as mouse cursor appears as a big square distorted, some icons are missing, video playback is totally ruined with distorted output, etc. Only BIOS 7.0 gets them to work fine. This rules out it's due to power supply, RAM, or the card itself is the culprit.
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Quote from: Vaniireq on 26-February-07, 09:17:57
well ...its not babble but I will try to clear it up a bit...
The blue PATA (old style IDE connection) is integrated in ICH7DH, meaning that you should be able to hook up a drive to it and it should be recognized. This is only place that you can connect your old style IDE optical drives...
The other PATA (IDE 2) and SATA 5 are controlled by the jmicron chipset (requires the jmicron driver) are intended for hard drives. The jmicron ports allow you to run a single PATA hard drive, or a single SATA drive, or you can combine a PATA hard drive and a SATA drive in a Raid.
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@Maesus, Sorry to get off topic, just wanted to help neoplasmic understand a bit more...
I tried searching on the web and on the forums like guru3d and found no one with the same problem as you.
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Here is the thread https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=105929.0
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Hi, I am having problems with my setup. I am running memtest to
test my CPU, mobo and PSU and it does not pass the test.
Current BIOS settings:
- Disabled: SpeedStep, C1E, Virtualization, SpreadSpectrum, Auto PCI Clk
- rest are at default
HW Configuration for MSI 975X Platinum PUE
BIOS Ver: 7.1
CPU: Core 2 Duo E6600
VGA: MSI NX7600GT
PSU: Thermaltake PurePower 600W
+5 28A +3.3 30A +12V1 18A +12V2 18A -12V 0.8A +5VSB 3A
Mem: 2x Corsair TWIN2048-6400C4 (4GB)
I keep failing tests 6-7 at around the same location at around 3025MB
(approx)
Here are other things I have tried:
Trial 1: Is it my voltages trial
BIOS settings:
- Disabled: SpeedStep, C1E, Virtualization, SpreadSpectrum, Auto PCI Clkn
- Memory settings at 4-4-4-12
VDIMM: 2.1V
VCore: 1.4V
FSB: 266
Multiplier: Auto
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Trial 2: Copy other user's setting trial
BIOS settings:
- Disabled: SpeedStep, C1E, Virtualization, SpreadSpectrum, Auto PCI Clk
- Memory settings at 4-4-4-12
VDIMM: 1.9V
VCore: default
FSB: 320
Multiplier: 1:1.25
Result: memtest failed nearly immediately in test 2 again
Trial 3: I just want it to work trial
BIOS settings:
- Disabled: SpeedStep, C1E, Virtualization, SpreadSpectrum, Auto PCI Clk
- Memory settings at "By SPD"
VDIMM: 1.8V
VCore: default
FSB: 266
Multiplier: Auto
Result: memtest failed on the 7th pass on test 6-7 at around 3025MB
Trial 4: Too much memory trial
BIOS settings:
- Disabled: SpeedStep, C1E, Virtualization, SpreadSpectrum, Auto PCI Clk
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VDIMM: 1.8V
VCore: default
FSB: 266
Multiplier: Auto
- Only put in 2 sticks (slot 1 and slot 3) slot 2 and 4 are empty.
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I want to get some advice from anyone on what other trials I need to
do. My current objective right now is to get the system up and running.
I already gave up on getting my memory to run at DDR800.
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I love my Scythe Ninja Plus cooler but like I mentioned, its huge, so it may not fit in all cases..
Matching case and cooler was a decision that I had made long before I had bought any of my components..
Here is a picture from an old review of the original Scythe Ninja in the same case that I purchased:
http://www.silentpcreview.com/article251-page5.html
The only difference is I have a large fan that is mounted on the bottom side of the heatsink that draws air across a passively cooled (fanless) video card, pushes the air through the heatsink and straight out the top of the case...
For building a quiet computer you should have a look at the site
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Without seeing all temps its hard to tell what is going on. Knowing the ambient temp, the case temp, cpu temp and core temps would give a better picture of what is going on..
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Comparing all our systems is hard to do, both dimitri and I have, what might be considered top of the line coolers keeping core temps low...
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