Can you identify this motherboard?

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I've spent several hours reading through all the tech support docs I could find, but I'm still not sure which motherboard I have for sure.  Here is what I know:
--The motherboard has "K7T TURBO VER 3.0" stamped on it.
--There is a sticker on the VT82C686 chipset chip that says: "MS-6330 MS-LITE"
--The two Raid connectors and the J17 jumper (J17 = FSB jumper) were never soldered on!  The soldering connections are there, and they're labeled correctly, but the connectors themselves were never attached.  The K7T TURBO is supposed to have those connectors, and the motherboard manual assumes you can change the FSB using jumper J17.
--I have the latest BIOS installed (Award version 3.6 for K7T TURBO), but the only options on the Frequency/Voltage Control page in CMOS are "Auto Detected DIMM/PCI Clk" and "Spread Spectrum Modulated".  The motherboard manual for K7T TURBO states there should also be settings there to control the CPU Voltage and CPU/Clock ratio, etc.
--Yesterday I installed a new Athlon XP (Palomino) 1800+ CPU.  This CPU is supposed to run at 1.53 GHz, but the motherboard runs it at 1150 MHz, and I can't find a way to make it run faster.  The K7T Turbo board is supposed to allow it to run at 1.5 GHz.
I'm starting to think I have a prototype K7T Turbo board with a dumbed-down chipset, essentially making it equal to the MS-6330 "Lite" version (which, BTW, only runs as fast as 1.2 GHz... but it's not supposed to allow Athlon XP's to run either, so go figure...).  Of course there's no mention of a hybrid board like this anywhere I can find.
Anyone have a clue what's going on with my motherboard?  I'd like to get that CPU to run at 1.5 GHz instead of 1150 MHz because it's being used as a server.

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Originally posted by Rasika
Well, K7T Turbo R is green and has everything u say it has
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=100&MODEL=MS-6330%20Ver3.0
Yes, I think that's my board, but without the optional RAID IDE connectors (the blue connectors in the lower left).
BUT, the BIOS doesn't have the same options as what the motherboard manual says, and it doesn't allow my 1800+ Athlon XP cpu to go higher than 1150 MHz; I should be getting about 1530 MHz.  The cpu/clock options in BIOS are missing, so I can't set the CPU/clock ratio to 11.5 (133 FSB x 11.5 ratio = ~1530 MHz).  And YES I do have the latest BIOS (Award ver. 3.6).
Plus the J17 jumper for FSB is not soldered on.
So again, it looks like a dumbed down K7T TURBO with an MS-LITE controller instead of the regular controller.
As a follow-up from yesterday, I was going to try turning the "High System Performance" option in BIOS on.  But unfortunately there IS NO option called that, even though the MB manual says there is.  So go figure.
I sent an email to MSI tech support, haven't heard back yet.  I may need to call them and talk to someone up their chain a bit before I find an answer.
Thanks for all the help everyone!