Help for P35 neo -F vcore regulator

Hello to everyone, this is my first post in this forum...
I bought a MSI P35 Neo-F motherboard for a friend of mine. It's a nice and cheap mobo, all run fine but as I tried to overclock the cpu ( a good and cheap E2180) I couldn't modify cpu vcore!!!! Yes, in the right submenu I selected cpu vcore, I chose a value ( for example 1.40) I clicked enter, I saved with F10. All looks like well, but as I run cpu-z under windows I read ALWAYS vcore 1.325!!!!!! ( every values I choose in submneu cpu vcore!!!!)
I tried grey default values and white High values but it is the same thing.
Well, although this, my E2180 run @ 2700Mhz fine, rock solid ( 8 hours of orthos blend test and others 8 hours of orthos small test + twice superPI 32M) but I disappoint because I can't change cpu core as I like. Why?
This is my system
Mobo: MSI P35 Neo-F
Cpu: Intel E2180 @ 2700 strap 1066 Fsb 270 ram divisor 4:5
Cooler: stock Intel
Ramm 2x1GB corsair Value selected pc667 default timing and v.
HD: Maxtor 80Gb pata system + Maxtor 200 GB sata for storage.
Optic drive: samsung dvd rw s202
Video card: old sapphire x800GTO pci express
S.O. Windows Xp Pro
Thanks
Anto63

Just to make sure: Have you cleared CMOS with main A/C power cable removed from PSU after flashing? If not, please do that. It should be done after every BIOS Flash.
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Good
- I can increase the Vcore.
- Vcore doesn't increase automatically when the FSB is rose.
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Bad
- It still has bad OCing potential with my E4500, i can only get 2.5GHz with default Vcore
(many people have reported d same problem, so please don't say it's because my CPU is bad)
Keep in mind that the P35 Neo is a budget board. It was not really designed for OC use.
That said, I am curious about your current BIOS settings (FSB/Memory Ratio, Memory Timings, Memory Voltage, EIST, Spread Spectrum etc.). All of them may have an impact. Maybe some of these settings could be optimized to OC the system a little more. However, we should not discuss these things here. The Overclockers & Modding Corner is a more suited place for stuff like that.
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Thanks again for the bios jack!

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P35 Neo Combo Mobo
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nVidia 8800 GTS graphics
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http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?level1=6&lang=en
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I didn't know that the P35 Neo board ran ddr3...
That's where the 'Combo' part in the name comes into play, 2 DDR2 or 2 DDR3.
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Main Memory
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Hi
Have a P35 Neo happily running a Intel Dual 2.66. Have recently been given a Pentium D 945 Processor (all tested and working) although my board says this is supported cannot get anything except blank screen on boot up. Chip does appear to get hot so am guessing it is definitely firing.
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Cheers

Cheers for the help
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Only clue I get is when putting my old processor back in I get the message "overclocking failed - load default settings (or something very similar).
Cant think of anything else to try as I dont have another board I can check the new cpu against, although its old owner does assure me that it was working.
Going to return and get it checked or maybe just ask for my cash back. Shame would have been nice to have things running a bit quicker.

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Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 07-November-07, 21:24:36
complete power down PC after apply the changes from BIOS.
turn on PC, and check the vcore again.
ok i tried wat you said and still the same problem. i forgot to mentien when for example i apply 1.5vcore the hardware monitor in the bios or cpu-z will monitor 1.4v but in the bios under vcore option it will stay to 1.5v even thought it gives 1.4v. at any other voltage it is the same. an other problem im accounting right now. is that when i apply auto vcore and save, the pc will shut down after 2 secs and then power on by it self after 3 secs it will shut down again and then boot normal. if i apply 1.5vcore it will do the same thing only it wont boot normal it will just stay black screen after the 2 shut downs. thats not normal?! my temperature is currently at 23c idle coretemps i am using a watercooling pulling the outside temp from my window. the watercooling has its own independent power supply.
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thx you for the help so far. i realy need this to be fixed.

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OK, Not sure the state of everything now but this may help:
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Hi, I need help.
I took some of my old parts and bought some new ones to make a cheap computer for my dad.
The mobo I used, used to be in my old pc, and ran great with an intel e8400 in it.
I put together today:
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Corsair XMS2 2GB ( 2 X 1GB )
Zotac 8400GS
420 Watt psu
I put everything together, tried both mem sticks, 1 at a time each slot, same outcome.
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The BIOS chip thinggy says something like a7360 ms 160, but i dont think the bios matters because i used to run a e8400 on this exact motherboard
PLEASE HELP THANKS A LOT!

Celeron E3400 is not in the supported CPU list for P35 Neo (G33 Neo) with 1.x BIOS. G33 is the correct CPU list for your P35 MB with 1.x BIOS.
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/G33-Neo.html#/?div=CPUSupport
You can ask MSI tech support.
>> How to contact MSI <<

P35 Neo-F

Beta BIOS for P35 Neo-F (MS-7360, PCB 1.0) BIOS ver. V1.1B7
BIOS Sign-on message: A7360IMS V1.1B7 051807 (Date: 05/18/2007)
Attachment name: P35 Neo-F V1.1B7.zip
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Use Beta or Modded BIOSes at own risk!

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Where is the changelog?
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To see if I can help or at least explain what's happening, buy a MSI P35 NEO F for using a quad, the topic is as follows handling vcore is rare
First thing I can not put less voltage that the cpu brings default, second what happens next if bios setting 1.3250 vcore for Quad, once in both windows everest, cpuz, like others programs tell me that this placed on 1.40 vcore which is excessive for the speed at which the quad, this is so in this mobo? Their story that was installed version 1.20 bios which handled vcore%, the upgrade to version 1.40 and is now handled in decimals (numbers) vcore, but still the problem
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-- SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH --

You can slap 1.6v in that CPU and temps won't rise that much.
Core 2 Duo/Quad operates @ 1.250-1.425, anywhere in between those values is perfectly stable for Intel stock cooler and frequency.
Absolutely nothing to worry about. But if you want to complain about >1c I really can't see the sense in that.

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Thank you again for that page. I had looked (in vain) for this because I did not receive the MSI cd with this computer.
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1213
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Hi all.
I have overclocked my Q6600 (G0) to 3.28GHz (411 FSB x8 Multiplier) on MSI P35 Neo (BIOS v1.10/1.A). Problem is that if I enable EIST in BIOS and set the CPU multiplier at 8x the multiplier will not remain at 8x when booting. It will try to boot with 9x and as a result will hang/freeze the computer during boot. Only way to stop it from going higher than 8x is to disable EIST. I would have kept EIST disabled if MSI motherboards didn't have problem of feeding a lot more vcore when CPU is idle. CPU VID is 1.28v and in BIOS I have set it at 1.33. At idle it hovers around 1.35v +/- 0.01 and under load it drops to 1.31 +/- 0.01. At 3.33GHz (370 FSB x9 Multiplier) EIST works as intended but I have to set RAM at 740MHz (at next mem divider it goes to 888MHz unstable).
My computer specs are:
CPU: Intel C2Q Q6600 G0
MB: MSI P35-Neo
RAM: Corsair XMS 2 3GB DDR2 800MHz (2GB+1GB)
PSU: Corsair HX620
VGA: HIS Radeon HD4870 1GB
HDD: Seagate 500GB SATAII ST3500418AS
And other normal stuff.
Does some one know of a method to enable EIST successfully at 8x multiplier or some BIOS for MSI P35 Neo that fixes this problem? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards

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I am guessing you have your Q6600 at 400x9?
No, I have an E6600.
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Your signature says EIST enabled...
Yes, but what does that have to do with your system running @x8? If I wanted to make my system operate at a lower multiplier, I would have to disable EIST as well.
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At idle it hovers around 1.35v +/- 0.01 and under load it drops to 1.31 +/- 0.01.
The idea that the voltage has to stay put at the same level when the system is IDLE and under full load is somewhat of a misconception. Voltage Droops are not necessarely caused by poor power regulation but have to do (at least in the first degree) with the Intel Processor Power Delivery Design
Guidelines and Specifications.
Please have a look here:
http://www.thetechrepository.com/showthread.php?t=126
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Load line droop (or Vdroop) is an inherent part of any Intel power delivery design. A current proportional to the average current of all active channels flows through load line regulation resistor RFB. The resulting voltage drop across RFB is proportional to the output current, effectively creating an output voltage droop with a steady-state value. Equation 2 dictates the value for RFB that should be choosen to satisfy the Intel VRD specification (the source of RLL) based on a) the number of power delivery phases (N) and b) the equivalent series resistance (ESR) of the inductor used, effectively known as DCR.
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I only want to enable EIST so that CPU vcore voltage doesn't go higher than 1.33v
What happens if you adjust the voltage downward somewhat? Is the 1.33V setting really the lowest possible setting for your current clock speed?

MSI P35 NEO 2 FR with E8200

Gotten a rig as below
E8200 with P35 neo 2FR
Corsair XMS 6400 2x1G
Seagate 500G HDD
Intending to overclock the FSB to 400 to achieve 3.2GHz
Hence would like to know the min volt require for the below setting
cpu voltage ,
memory voltage (should remain unchange),
VTT FSB voltage ,
NB voltage
SB I/O power
SB Core power
Pls advise cos i have no idea the min volt as i keep having the BSOD once log into VISTA......should be due to volt too low causing sys unstable.......
Orthos stress test hang after 3 sec........
Thanks for any inputs and advise......

Quote from: Sharp on 04-March-08, 01:12:19
Hello,
What power supply and gfx card do you have?
Set your FSB:DRAM (memory) ratio to 1:1.
This will make the memory run at the same frequency as the FSB.
So when you do eventually get to 400MHz FSB the memory will be at 400Mhz (800DDR).
Start with your default Vcore voltage, it should be near 1.136v.
Leave the other voltages/settings alone.
Your default FSB = 333.
Increase in intervals, eg +10Mhz so you are at 343.
Run memtest, run orthos.
If you are satisfied with the result, increase by another 10Mhz. 353Mhz.
Do the same thing.
keep doing this until it is no longer stable.
At this point you should incease the Vcore voltage. (CPU voltage)
You can try increasing it in very small steps, I would go straight to 1.2v. (CPU voltage)
Then continue your testing, if it is stable increase again by 10Mhz.
Just for now, do not exceed 1.2v. (CPU voltage)
Also disable all the Spread spectrum settings.
My gfx is 8800GT 256 mb, psu is acbel 510W..should be enough for the rig
U mentioned leave the others volts unchanged...but if i increased the FSB to 400, shouldn't i upped the fsb volt?
Thanks for the reply, would appreciate if u can help me......

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