Gt683dx possible motherboard problems?

Hello,
May 2012 I bought a MSI Gt683dx laptop. My experience with this laptop has not always been positive, but now a new and even stranger problem has arrived!
In December 2012 I got a glass fiber internet connection of 100Mbps. Since my laptop is connected directly to the glass fiber modem with a cable, it will use the full internet speed. With several speed testers, I always get a download speed between 85/100 mbps.
As of yesterday however, my laptop refuses to download faster than 9Mbps. I reset the modem, switched cables and contacted the provider. They told me there was no connectivity problem at my adress. Sceptical as I was, I connected a 5 year older MSI laptop I still had laying around to the cable. To my great surprise this one did manage to pull in the full internet speed.
So, same router, same cable, but one Laptop doesnt manage to get the full internet speed while the 5 year older one does.
I used the F3 recovery function to completely reinstall my computer. Then I went to the MSI site to update my drivers. It simply refuses to update the BIOS ("not compatible with x64") and with the Realtek driver I get the "findfile" error.
I ran the speedtest again, and to my surprise; still only 9mbps.
Over the past week weeks, my computer has experienced some 'stutters', wherein the sound and image will hang and sound mechanical for a second or more, usually with an interval varying between 10 seconds and 1 minute. A restart fixes this problem (temporarily) but my tech savy friends told me that this might indicate a motherboard problem. Since this problem is now added to the list, I wonder whether they are right.
I have tried contacting the MSI customer service for problems in the past, but I want to avoid that if possible :/ the people I get on the phone barely speak Dutch or English, which makes communicating about technical problems quite daunting. I tried the email too, but I never got a single reply.
So is there someone here who can help me?

In order to update the bios you need to use the MSI flasher...
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
The stuttering is quite difficult to really diagnose without being there and seeing it. It could be a driver or software or it could be hardware. I've had all those cause stuttering in different computers I've had. That being said, if you feel there is a hardware problem, I would still contact MSI support about it and possibly get an RMA going.
>>How to contact MSI.<<

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2000
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0
0
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0
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0
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0
0
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2000
0
0
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owner
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eyecatcher
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2) When the hard disk is transferring, such phenomenon could happen again.
Finally I found a solution. I had to manually set up the CPU voltage to "1.35V" in BIOS which can resolve my problem completely.
This problem only happened when the cpu voltage was set to "auto".
I thought it was a power management problem, so I installed hotfix KB896256 and KB924441 and all dual-core
cpu optimizers, the problem still existed.
My system is as follows:
K9N Platinum with BIOS 1.6 (601-7250-070********)
AM2 X2 4600+
Geil DDR2 800 1G*2
Inno3D 7900GS
Western Digital Raptor 37G
Liteon 18X DVD burner
500W PSU
I want to know whether this is a defect of my motherboard. Any advices would be appreciated.
Thanks.mate.

Quote from: cxy1808 on 13-May-07, 09:43:20
Can understand the question "what CPU core do you have"?
I have the AM2 dual core 4600+ CPU,Windsor core, 89W watt.
yep that i have asked, well there is nothing to worry about voltage applied manually matched with your default CPU vcore.

OC Genie/Motherboard Problem

Hi guys,
I think my mobo has problem. When i push the OC Genie button my system has to try many times to boot in windows - 2, 3 or even 4 in row. New beta bios made the problem worse (system kept trying and trying to boot) so i went back to bios 1.2. I run memtest with success stress-tested my cpu while in default checked the connections and tried also without the bios battery but the problem remains.
I have the same problem sporadicly when i try to manually overclock my cpu and use the xmp at the same time.
Im thinking that its the mobo that fails :(
Any ideas?
Edit: This happens even when i try to restart the system or when i boot in bios to make a small change.

Quote from: Bernhard on 24-September-11, 02:38:55
What you have shown there is not uncommon when the BIOS attempts a couple of times to set the memory spd and timings, especially when the memory's spd profile is not JEDEC standard.
I have a board from a different manufacturer that also exhibits 2 or 3 restarts when overclocking the mem. It only does it the first time though. No subsequent settings changed, and all subsequent boots are normal.
I have also had motherboards from other brands but when i had a stable "normal" overclocked system i didn't have that kind of problem during the restart process. Besides, if that was happening during a cold boot i knew that i would have to adjust bios settings. Now my motherboard has the ocgenie feature but it doesn't work as it should :(
Its either the board or some kind of board-memory incompatibility
Here is a cpuz+ CC screenie
Im a bit confused with all these timings and i dont know which ones i should change manually...:S

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