F.A.O. Wonkanoby

Good evening Wonkanoby
I have now successfully identified the mainboard I'm working on.
It is a Premio 219F/5124.
Strangely enough, the CMOS jumper is 4 pin, 2/3 default, 3/4 to clear.
Thanks for pointing me to the MS5124 which showed me my
initial error.
Regards
Manofsax

so pin 1 does nothing
and in reallity its still 3 pin
but they never had one so they used a 4 ?

Similar Messages

Wonkanoby, I have a question :)

Hey wonkanoby, I have a real quick question, I see that you have Corsair memory, could you please get me a direct link to like http://www.newegg.com for ur memory? Also have you had any problems with your memory at all? OH and would your memory also be compatible with my MSI K7N2G-L. Specs are in the sig
PaceY

cannot see any looks exactley the same
its CMX 256A 3200C2PT
AND HAS V 1.2 ON IT
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=20-145-420&depa=0
thats the closest to it

WONKANOBY PASS THIS TO JERRY PLEASE

1) I need my machine to run in NON ACPI mode, that is Standard PC mode without any IRQ sharing.
The machine hangs when installing Windows 2000 in this mode. It will not install unless I install in ACPI or MPS mode.
ACPI mode is disabled in BIOS (I have also tried it enabled).
2) I need beta BIOS 1.74B. Please send it to [email protected]
My memory is fine and my PSU is fine (Please don't suggest trying better memory or better PSU, they have been tried and tested in other systems).
Thank you.
Board: 865PE Neo 2
CPU: 2.4Ghz P4 800 FSB
Mem: 2 x TwinMOS 3200
Gfx: Nvidia GeForce 256 DDR
1 x HD, 1 DVD-ROM, 1 CD-RW
iko
Electronic Wisdom

Hello sandykaren,
Thanks for contacting Mozilla Support. Please mail '[email protected]' with the date and amount of the donation. They should be able to look it up and email you the receipt.
Please let us know if this resolves your issue.
Cheers,
Patrick

For wonkanoby

Hi,i still have some problem with my G4Ti4200 !
The display properties show that my G4Ti4200 are in PCI Mode ! Why ?
And also your help does not solve the problem ,
If the agp4x is not showing up , then........
Help me !

sorry ive run 2 with gf256 gf4 4600 never seen it do that
bit in device manager yes
but cards have allways said agpx4 in their own properties
uninstall/delete nvidia drivers folder
run a reg cleaner and remove any left overs is all i can suggest
if not xp try detonator destroyer
goggle will find it

Maesus,NavJoeRob454,wonkanoby - MAT/DOT support

Moderators: I perceive an issue concerning 865PE neo2 FIS2R and MAT/DOT support. Is this mobo supposed to work with both enabled? What are your recommendations to make these features work. Have you corresponded with MSI? Can you update us please?
Kindest Regards

Yes, they both can be enabled at the same time. You should buy those with DOT and MAT stickers on the box.
More info :
http://www.msi.com.tw/html/e_service/techexpress/tech_column/6728/page3.htm
http://www.msi.com.tw/html/e_service/techexpress/tech_column/6728/page4.htm
http://www.msi.com.tw/html/e_service/techexpress/tech_column/6728/page5.htm
You'll notice that DOT and MAT are boosting performance exclusively from each other. DOT is tuning the FSB, MAT is tuning the memory timing. There is no voltage tuning here. Note that if you manually set your FSB, DOT will not work! In other words, overclocking FSB will automatically disable DOT!
My recommendation?? Assuming you have the best RAM in the world, best overclocking CPU in the world, best motherboard (as in the best of the best quality of the same species) in the world, you can enable to the maximum - General DOT and Ultra-Turbo MAT. :P Does this answer you?

Wonkanoby & others

Hey
I noticed in (one of) your headers at the top of this column you noted the Aerocool Dp-102. Just wondering if anyone, or you yourself Wonka has used this heatsink? Performance will always vary from system to system. Kind of wondering how the Aerocool would do in comparison to the Thermaltake V-12. Granted you mounted .........Let's say two Thermaltake smart case fans (5400rpm) on the sides of the Aerocool. The V-12 has "one" of the largest high density copper heatsinks around. 66 fins I believe.....(I currently own TT-V12)
I managed to OC my AMD Athlon XP3000+ (166fsb) to a 180fsb (multiplier of 13, it's locked so I'm only allowed to adjust vcore, fsb, etc...). I have not had much time to do some "in depth tests" (stability is still questionable). I also have the stock chipset/heatsink installed for the MSI K7N2 Delta series - ILSR (wussy little fan, no worries though ordered new chipset heatsink today). But, after an hour running prime95 my CPU temp was peaking at about 52.9ºC. YES I KNOW IT'S ONLY AN HOUR OF SOLEY PRIME95!
Let me know you thoughts, Always appreciated, Thanks

Thanks for your quick response. That DP-101 looks like a monster too!! Hows that thing perform?
Personally I'm thinking of getting that Aerocool Dp-102, but I just don't know if it will matter all that much. Figuring I already have a high performance heatsink. But 2X80m - 5400 rpm fans mounted on the side of that sure does sound delicious.

Wonkanoby Please Help!!!

I have a msi 850 pro5 and i was wondering if i raise up fsb, will it overclock my pci/agp. I was just curious. Didn't want to mess up my hardware.
p4 2ghz northwood cpu | 256x2 pc800 rdram | visiontek g4 Ti 4400 | creative labs soundblaster audigy gamer | wd 120g 7200rpm se hd | antec 550 true psu
I wanted to oc but im scare... with your help maybe i will :D
Thanks for your help.

make sure you understand how to clear cmos,and unplug it if you need to
raise the fsb a bit at a time,test ,play a game if ok go a bit more,if its unstable go back a bit and leave it at that
if it refuses to boot use the cmos jumper and dont go as high again

Pc133 256mb memory modules on ms-6119

I have tried upgrading my memory by removing my existing ram (2x 64mb pc100) and replacing it with one module of pc133 256mb memory. No luck!
Flashed my BIOS with the latest version (Ver 2.10)
Still no luck!!!
Can anyone give me an idea of whats going on.
Thanx
Mike

Thanx Wonkanoby and Assaf (Whats up homeboy??)
Will try as suggested.
Funny, trawled the archives for an answer and didn't find find the result you suggested.
Still can't replicate it either. Hate it when it's there but just can't find it!!
Will post results as soon as I can change this RAM module.

MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR

A few days ago i put in my 120Gb Western from my old comp (witch my dad use. He really needs that comp), and everything is working just fine. But the my dads comp didn't work. So i put the 120Gb back in2 his, and that did it. His comp is working fine, but my comp don't work. It seems like the mb doesent even know that my disk is there. When I check the LED bracket (witch is wery helpfull btw) it says "Initializing Floppy". But i don't have a floppy. I have deactivated the floppy in BIOS.
I really need help with this.
I tried to clear CMOS, but it didn't work.

Quote
Originally posted by Dancer
Remove the jumper on your HD (jumperless) and put on the end of your IDE cable.
Edit: If this HD was moved from another system do a fresh install as Wonkanoby has sugested.
i cleared the cmos and removed the jumper.
and now its working
i think it was the jumper, because when i put in the 120Gb i also put the jumper on the 160Gb
sorry 4 my memory
anywas. thanks a lt for ur help guys

[MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR] Trouble

Hello,
I have some serious trouble with my pc, my system specs are:
-Unlocked Amd 2400+ (AXDA2400DKV3C from August 21, 2002)
-Msi K7N2 delta-ilsr
-Palit GeForce FX5900XT
-Std. 512mb pc2700
-Std. 512mb pc3200
-More stuff
The problem is that I can't change the multiplier. If I change the multiplier from 15x (standart) to for example 13x, the system won't boot. Than I have to put a jumper at the 100mhz fsb setting, then I must change the multiplier back to by h/w & save the settings. So I am only able to change the fsb, but not the multiplier
Anywone who know's a solution for this problem?
Thanks,
Sape

Quote
Originally posted by Wonkanoby
http://www.nforcershq.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=48585
i told how to there
Yes but I would like to be shore
Quote
Originally posted by Tango
How do u know that your CPU is unlocked?
Sounds like to me it is locked because you can change the fsb and not the multiplier.
Because the processor is from 2002, and then it's unlocked

Msi geforce4 mx 460 locking up pc, help!

here is what i have:
asus cuv4x mb, 667 mhz intel celeron, 256 mb ram
msi geforce4 mx 460
diamond pci sound card
some isa 10/100 card
windows xp pro
this is a fresh install of win xp, i tried the drivers on the msi cd, also the newest reference drivers from nvidia.com, that didn't help. i tried removing the sound card but no luck there. it mainly locks in games like GTA3 or NHRA Dragracing. it runs for about 30 seconds and locks. ctrl alt del doesn't work so i have to power down. it locks in windows also, but not as often. i don't see anything conflicting in my device manager. does anyone have anything i can try? thanks in advance!

oops, i must be a moron. under the 3.3v and 5v it says 120w, then under all the voltages (3.3v, 5v, 12v, -5v, -12, -9) it says 250w. so just to verify, i need one that has 200w with the 3.3v and 5v? or is it ok now? sorry...
Quote
Originally posted by wonkanoby
you need 200 plus watts 3.3 and 5 v combined with an
xp gf4 combo,im surprised it booted to be truthfull
with only 120 watts
get a better psu that states combined over 200 watts and 3.3 amps about 30

Msi g4 ti 4200 td8x

have just bought msi g4 ti 4200 td8x
can anyone tell me if its ok to run the g4 ti 4200 on a 4xagp motherborord ---reason is i have 2 other mobos i would like to use the g4 ti 4200 on
msi 845 ultra c and msi 845e max2
the manual says its 4x/8x but in brackets is says g4 ti series 8x only
emailed msi and got nowhere any help would be appreciated

Quote
Originally posted by wonkanoby
they are 4x and 8x ,make sure boards at least agpx 4
thanks both mobos are 4x only
didnt want to break my new g4 ti 4200 :P

Combo Drive Problems

I just installed the IDE CDRW/DVD combo drive and the PowerDVD software that came with it. Unfortunately I cannot seem to get my DVDs to play correctly. After about 10 minutes the playback goes buggy on me. It sort of crashes. By that I mean the DVD will go start over at the beginning (the studio logo part). I played the disc on two other players and it works fine. I also tried using another disc, and I experienced the same problem. The thing kind of resets. Further attempts have resulted in crashes and lock ups. I attempted playing the disc with PowerDVD and Windows Media Player. I made sure the drive was set to DMA and I did flash the drive BIOS. The hardware manager for the OS says the device is functioning properly. Anybody have any suggestions? Is this a hardware or a software issue?

Okay, I reinstalled the OS, installed WinDVD 4 and tested the discs. So I concluded that the problem was solved by reinstalling the OS. I assumed it would be safe to install PowerDVD 5. I did that and tested the disc and look what happens. Same old problem. I uninstalled it but still have the same problem! All that hassle of backing up my old data, reinstalling the OS...and the suffering. Oh the suffering.
At this point I think I'll just roll over and play dead. Fine...I can't watch Underworld on my deskbox past chapter 3...strangely, Matrix used to skip backward too, but that problem seems to have gone away.
I saw Wonkanoby's post about the new Nforce drivers...I picked those up...no help. I've pretty much done everything I can think about. At one point I've even taken the drive back and exchanged it for a new one. All updated drivers...DirectX 9...WinUpdated all current...really, nothing I can think of short of getting a new drive. But...it works fine for some discs?!
I think I'm going insane...man...look at this thread...I must be insane...I've spent a great majority of it talking to myself...

K7N2 Delta Overheating

I have the K7N2 Delta board (rest of system specs are in sig) and after about 45mins-1 hour of gaming, my system locks up and resets. After lock up, if i go into bios, my sys temps usually read about 59-64 degrees celcuis. I was having this problem with the stock fan/hs, so i bought the Volcano 12, figuring that would solve the problem. Didn't, only gave me about 1hr-1 1/2 hours before lock up at lowest RPM setting (2100), and only about 10-15 mins longer at highest RPM setting (about 5600). I have the same problem when I run 3d 2003 test, it goes through the first set of tests fine, but when I get to the first CPU test, my system locks.
My idle temps on the CPU are about 45-52 degrees celcius, case temp is in about 38 celcius. I read in other posts that it could be due to TOO MUCH thermal goo on the chip, but how do I know how much is too much?
Aside from overheating, what else might it be?
If I leave my system idle, it can go for days with no hint of a problem. It's only when I start gaming (America's Army, UT 2k4 demo, BF1942) that I get problems.
Also, I ran memtest, RAM is fine.

Wonkanoby: Ya, I know I need new RAM, but I'm on an incredibly tight budget now, so it's gonna be a while till I can afford some (basically, I haven't had a job in 8mths).
DeathStalker: I tired what you said, opened up the side of my case, put a Vornado house fan on high speed facing my mobo, and the temps did drop quite a bit (with HS/fan @5600 RPM and idle CPU=41celcius, Sys=28celcius. @2100RPM and idle CPU=44celcius, Sys=34celcius). I decided to run the 3dMark2003 this way, with HS/fan @5600 RPMs, and I got through the first CPU test, but then they system crashed again.
So it seems that the extra cooling helped, but still wasn't enough.
Any suggestions on how to cool my system with out putting a house fan in there? I already have 3 80mm fans (1 front bottom intake. 1 top exhaust, 1 rear exhaust). I have room for 2 more 80mm fans (1 front bottom intake, 1 rear exhaust), but I don't think that would help cool the CPU all that much, would it? I thought the TT Volcano 12 would help with cooling a lot, but it has only provided marginal imporvements.
Also, could it be that I am overstressing my RAM, and that is why I'm having these problems?
Open to any suggestions.

Model Chip BIOS for MS-6119???

[SPANISH]
Hola. Yo dispongo de una motherboard modelo MS-6119, la cual solo me permite actualizar el HD hasta 20 GB. El PC que incorpora esta motherboard dispone de un HD de 4 GB, su capacidad se ha quedado pequeña para almacenar windows 2000 Profesional, aplicaciones mas comunes y las nuevas versiones de las aplicaciones para desarrollar mis proyectos de electronica para la universidad. He decidido comprar un nuevo HD de 20 GB en tiendas cercanas a mi localidad, pero yo tengo problemas de encontrar HD de 20 GB, porque dicen que es una capacidad de HD ya algo obsoleta, y el minimo HD que tienen en tiendas es de 40 GB, asi que yo me veo obligado a actualizar mi BIOS para poder instalar mi nuevo HD. Yo no me atrevo a realizar el proceso en casa, porque yo he leido que si falla el suministro electrico, la motheroboard podria quedar inservible y no dispongo de recursos economicos como para comprar un nuevo PC, por lo que yo decidi preguntar en tiendas si me podrian hacer la actualizacion de la BIOS, pero todos me dicen que no me ofrecen garantias si el proceso de actualizacion falla, sustituyendome la mothrboard por otra igual o similar, porque ya no disponen de motherboard para Pentium-II en stock. Yo he pensado comprar el modelo de chip de memoria FLASH que emplea la BIOS de mi motherboard MS-6119, para posteriormente grabar en ella, la nueva version de BIOS mediante un programador de EEPROM de los que disponemos en el departamento de diseño microelectronica de la universidad. Yo necesitaria saber, que modelos de memoria FLASH son compatibles con mi MS-6119 motherboard, para localizarlo en el departamento o mandarlo a pedir a nuestros proveedores para comprarlo. Por otro lado, me gustaria tambien saber, la nueva version de BIOS que yo deberia grabar, para que mi MS-6119 motherboard soporte HD de 40 GB o capacidades superiores. Yo adjunto a continuacion, la informacion que devuelve una utilidad de Award® BIOS acerca de mi BIOS. Esto es todo y gracias por su atencion.
[ENGLISH]
Hello. I have a model motherboard MS-6119, the one which alone it allows me to upgrade the HD
up to 20 GB. The PC that incorporates this motherboard has a HD of 4 GB, its capacity has you
small to store windows 2000 Professional, applications but common and the new ones versions of the applications to develop my electronics projects for the university. I have decided to buy a new HD of 20 GB in near stores to my town, but I have problems of finding HD of 20 GB, because they say that it is a capacity of HD already something obsolete, and the minimum HD that have in stores is of 40 GB, so I am forced to upgrade my BIOS to be able to install my new HD. I don't dare to carry out the process at home, because I have read that if it fails the electric supply the motheroboard it could be useless and I don't have enough economic resources as to buy a new PC, for what I decided to ask in stores if they could make me the upgrade of the BIOS, but all tell me that they don't offer me guarantees if the process of upgrade fails, substituting me the mothrboard for another same or similar, because they no longer have motherboard for Pentium-II in stock. I have planned to buy a memory FLASH chip model, that the BIOS of my motherboard MS-6119 uses, for later record it, the new version of BIOS using a EEPROM programmer, that we prepare in the department of microdesign electronic of the university. I would need to know that models of FLASH memory chips are compatible with my MS-6119 motherboard (BIOS chip), to locate him in the department or to send it to request to our suppliers to buy it. On the other hand, I would also like to know, the new version of BIOS that I should record, so that my MS-6119 motherboard supports HD of 40 GB or superior capacities. I attach next, the information that returns an utility of Award® BIOS about my BIOS. This is everything and thank you for their attention.
BIOS Information for MS-6119 motherboard.
BIOS Date: 06/16/98
BIOS Type: Award Modular BIOS v4.51PG
BIOS ID: 06/16/1998-i440BX-W977-2A69KM4AC-00
OEM Sign-On: W6119MJ V2.1 081498
Chipset: Intel 440BX/ZX rev 2
Superio: Winbond 977TF rev 0 found at port 3F0h
OS: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Version: 5.00.2195 Service Pack 4
CPU Type: Pentium II
CPU Speed: 350 Mhz
CPU Max: 400 Mhz
BIOS ROM In Socket: Yes
BIOS ROM Size: 256K
Memory Installed: 256 MB
Memory Maximum: 96 MB
Memory Slot 01: 64 MB
Memory Slot 02: 64 MB
Memory Slot 03: 128 MB

Quote
Originally posted by Pelostaticos
Hello. I would like to know the model of my 2Mbits BIOS chip. I don't know is this chip is EEPROM or FLASH EEPROM.
Quote
Originally posted by Wonkanoby
buy a 40gb and put second jumper on it limits it to 32gb
bios 6119
need to know what PCB version of MB you have
STANDARD or CPU PLUG AND PLAY version cause there are 2 versions for 6119
from bios screen should list W6119 V s2.1 or p2.1 in the upper left of screen (hit pause key to read) if not read whats printed on the MB between pci slots for PCB version.
for bios chip its a EEPROM dip32 chip. the flash type died out with 386 series (has a window on chip for light).
find out more check Orientation of chip. (witch way seated in socket) put on ANTI-STATIC WRIST STRAP then remove chip an take #'s off the bottom to find out what you got, then replace chip same way it came out
JMODE1 jumpers (flash voltage)
1-2 for 12v others chip
2-3 for 5v winbond chip

F.A.O. Wonkanoby

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for