Bios auto detect

after installing my sempron 2800+ socket A today I set the bios to auto detect the CPU . It detected it as an XP1900+ and set the DDR to 400 .
However when I manually set the FSB to 166 and the mem divider to 1:1 then it detected it correctly as a sempron 2800+
why did it do this ?
The motherboard is an MSI K7N2 Delta-L
I have the latest bios V5.8

they all boot first time at 100 fsb
if you clear cmos it will be 100 fsb again on most boards
its normal

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HELP! BIOS not auto detecting

Well have my new MSI P965NeoF V2. With the Intel E7200 and a G7200 Nvidia card.. 2 gigs of memory.
The problem I am having is , the system will not auto detect the Maxtor 80 Gig or my Quantem DVD player in BIOS. It will detect both of them and actually boot from the Maxtor.. But the xp version I have on the system is bad, so I will have to restore....
The system will not "See" or acknowledge my dvd payer with the xp cd in it...
Have tried running a 98 boot disc to try and get access to the DVD , have changed the DVD to a CD rom drive I had laying around... Nothing seems to work.. What is up?
both these drives are the IDE drives. I have disabled the SATA functions for now. (In the future will get SATA Devices)
Cabling and jumper settings are correct..
SO what do I do?
Corey

Do/did you have HDD on primary IDE and ODD on secondary IDE? How old are the ribbon cables? If they have been taken off & put back in too many times you may need to use new ones. I have had to replace them in the past for that reason as they ended up being no good after too many times in & out. And yes I would get SATA HDD. I'm not sure about yours but most of the older MBs won't suppoert SATA ODDs.

Bios Crash while auto-detecting SATA!

Greetings! I just bought a new system (species follow bellow) with a K8N SLI Platinum board. I noticed a huge bug in my bios (v 3.0, original and latest available at present). While auto-detecting any SATA drives, bios crashes and strange characters are written at the bottom of the screen (se pictures). It makes no difference if there are any IDE drives plugged in no not, (I’ve tried removing all, even ATA and Floppy). This error make it a hard time for windows to boot properly from my sata drive and I wonder if this really could be just an early version bio bug, or if it’s something physically wrong with my board.
Of course I’ve tried a lot of different bios setups, even flashing the bios with the same version downloaded with DigiCell, but nothing seams to affect the case.
I took a few (blurry) pictures of the crash which are available at http://www.ekhagen.org/temp/msi_k8n_bios
Any suggestions are appreciated, I really don’t like to return my board to the seller if it’s not necessary, but I rather not stay with this problem forever.
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MSI K8N SLI Platinum
AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 1.8 GHz Socket 939
2*512 mb TwinMOS PC3200 DDR-DIMM (tried with other manufacturers too, as well as changing memory slot around according to the recommended memory combinations, and no difference)
Asus EN6600GT GeForce 6600GT 128MB PCI-E
Sata hrd drive: Samsung SpinPoint P80 160GB

OK. I'm empty of ideas of how to go forward with this now, so I just write the story and hope that someone can help. You have to excuse my spelling, since I don't have any spell-checking on this computer I guess there will be a lot of errors.
I Followed the FAQ mentioned abowe as well as possible (the bios of my SLI Platinum seamed to be slightly different, i.e, settings placed in different submenus, compared to the bios refered to in the FAQ). Here is tre result:
The bios-part of the setup went really well, after defining a RAID array the strange bios craches when auto-detecting sata-disks dissapeard and everything else went as expected. But there the good parts ended. All other bios settings was unchanged after loading failsafe defaults.
I started the installation of windows (a swedish XPsp2) but after loading the nvidia sata-drives from the floppy, just before the first installation menu screen appears, the windows setup craches and the computer reboot. I tried the latest winXPx64 downloaded directly from Microsoft and the same thing happens when trying to install (for the raid-driver disk I took the nessesery files from the Nvidia nForce 64-bit installation package and put on a floppy).
After some retrys with different settings in windows I was able to se the blue-screen instead of directly rebooting and it said MACHENE_CHECK_EXCEPTION. This havn't told me much so far since this exception seams to occur by a milion different reasons, often related to hardware errors or incompability. Finally I ran into the OnBoard Sil3132 Mode setting, found under Integrated Periferials -> Onborde Device. This was set to SATA as default, but when I changed it to RAID the windows setup no longer crached before the first menu, and I was able to complete the first part of the setup corectly (until the first reboot).
After reboot I simply recieve a black screen instead of windows loading. After a couple of retrys, again switching settings in bios as well as changing sata-channel for my hd, I by coincidence leave the black screen alone for a couple of minutes, and then finally windows manage too boot corectly and the installation continues. While installing devices, just after worning that the nvidia raid-drivers being installed havn't passed the windows driver control, the screen blinks, as is does when identifying new video drivers, whereby the familar blue screen with the MACHENE_CHECK_EXCEPTION appears.
Here I'm stuck, I'm not even shore that the MACHENE_CHECK_EXCEPTION is realted to the other problems with sata. I've tried changing ram without result, and I do not have much other things inside the computer, except my GeForce 6600GT and the Entermax 430w power supply, which I have no replaces for.

PCI Clk Auto Detect

Ok, i just got my MSI P965 Neo working! :D
I'm playing a bit with the settings now, and I've gotten as far as a perfectly stable system with FSB@ 310, Mem @ 667. So I'm quite happy with it.
One thing I'm wondering though is the BIOS (bios 1.6f) option: PCI Clk Auto Detect. What does it do? On what setting should it be (enable/disable). I want my PCI(-e) bus te be locked! (@ 100) which is not an option on the P965 Neo. I assume the BIOS setting has something to do with it. But with which setting do I set it to always be @ 100?
thanks in advance guys, great forum this with a lot of usefull stuff!
P.s. look @ https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=105102.0 for my concerns

PCI Clk Auto Detect:
This BIOS feature determines whether the BIOS should actively reduce EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) and reduce power consumption by turning off unoccupied or inactive expansion slots.
When enabled, the BIOS will monitor PCI and memory slots and turn off clock signals to all unoccupied and inactive slots.
When disabled, the BIOS will not monitor PCI and memory slots. All clock signals will remain active even to unoccupied or inactive slots.
It is recommended that you enable this feature to save power and reduce EMI.
Disable this option will keep forced signal to all PCI/DIMM slots doesn't matter its used or not. (this may help if some of device is not detected by mainboard)
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Upon startup Firefox says "Proxy is refusing connections." When I select "Auto-Detect Proxy" from Advanced settings and solve problem, changes are not saved and upon next startup I must select again...!

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