K7N2 BIOS: AGP Clock Value?

In the release BIOS version for the K7N2, should the AGP clock be kept at default (66mhz) or increased to the clock value of the video card? Oh, if anyone can tell me what ratios to use with 768mb PC2700 RAM in the BIOS, that would be helpful, as well. Thank You.

the agp clock frequency thing runs with personal prefrences.......sometimes a small overclock is good...but not necessary.....
the memory question.....if you are running a cpu with a fsb of 333mhz auto for memory is ok since you have 333mhz ram......but if it is a 266mhz cpu then I would run it @ 1.1 with fsb for best performance all around....this way you can up the fsb of the cpu and always keep you ram in synch.

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Anyone out there who knows some software which can measure the PCI/AGP clock on an AMD64 based board.
Cheers!

Nice, thanks.
I checked that one out, but I saw no version for the K8T Master so I disregarded it. I'll try the ASUS one right away.
Edit:
Tried it out and played around with all the values I can find in the BIOS but no matter what I do or what I raise/lower the PCI and AGP clock stays at 33/66 MHz.
Even the setting, Autodetect PCI clock, doesn't affect anything I can see.

AGP Driving Value: TNT-2 RIVA

Hello!
I'm trying to figure the best AGP Driving Value for my TNT-2 RIVA 16MB video card in my BIOS. I've found several Internet posts suggesting a setting of EA (234), but that was for the nvidia GEForce chip set, so who knows? Any hints?
My Specs:
K7T Pro2-A (M-6330) - no problems yet! 8o
AMD Thunderbird 850mhz
TNT-2 Riva 128 16mb AGP
128 MB or RAM (will be 192 soon)
Thanx!
Don Diego Carteblanche

:O
Ferget iT! I just bought a GeForce2 card the other day and sent the manufacturer an e-mail about the correct setting. MSI really should have these numbers posted if they are going to force people to interact with a hex value in BIOS.
Who the hex knows what they were thinking? Almost as bad as putting an in-board modem on a mohobard ~ yawn. I hope no "hackers" mysteriously dial behind my other modem and fry my board, then i'd have to buy another one. YIKES!
Thanks for nothing MSI message board folk!
-Don Diego Carteblanche

AGP clock divider on MSI-6337 LE5

Is it possible to add AGP clock divider option to BIOS ?
I need it, cause i have this problem:
I have motherboard MSI-6337 LE5 with tualatin 1.3.
When overclocking FSB over 112 - 114 MHz, system cannot boot with AGP card (GF4 Ti 4200 from VisionTek), and with PCI graphics card, it can boot up to 118 - 119 MHz FSB speed.
I think the problem is with high AGP clock frequency. In bios setup (ver. 7.4), there is no AGP divider option, even if chipset I815 supports dividers 1, 1/2, 2/3.
If divider is set automatically, I'd like to know, from what frequency motherboard will set divider 1/2 ??? If from 133, this board is not suitable for overclocking ...
Is there any way to change AGP divider manually ??? I would be happy to see this in new BIOS, if there will be some ...
Dawe

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Originally posted by wonkanoby
this board is not suitable for overclocking
It is not TUSL-2c or ST-6 but standard mobo.
I sometimes overclock Celeron [email protected] - It is quit good ! Am I right ? (Vcore [email protected] and little box intel cooler)

BIOS AGP setings for MSI6712 (KT4V-L) using ATI Radeon 9600XT video card ?

Because I am having graphic issues with Battlefield-2 since the new patch, I want to know what should be the BIOS AGP setings to go accordingly with my ATI Radeon 9600XT video card ?
I have all or part of the following BIOS AGP setings below. I picked this up on the net but I don't recall all the values I have as I am at the office right now.
**AGP timing Control**
AGP Mode: 8x <== that's what I remember having
AGP Fast Write: Enabled <== that's what I remember having
AGP Aperture Size: 256 MB <== that's what I changed it to yesterday
AGP Master 1 W/S Write: Enabled <== that's what I remember having
AGP Master 1 W/S Read: Disabled <== that's what I think I have
AGP Read Synchronization: Disabled <== don't remember what I have
PCI Delay Transaction: Enabled <== don't remember if I have it

I still don't think this is mobo thing. Please use the Internet. There are lots of people having problems with the patch you mention.
One thing I come across is that you should install something called Special Forces b e f o r e you install the patch.
This is in your favourite language Swedish , it took me too long to find in English, but maybe you can find some search criteria for your own Internet search:
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:ISNg7CPnQaQJ:forum.directconnect.se/archive/index.php/t-8074.html+patch+1.12+Battlefield+2&hl=sv
Adding: When searching for software or hard ware solutions to a problem, just add "problem" in the Search-for-box".

AGP Driving value?????

Does anyone know what a good AGP driving value for the Radeon 8500LE would be? I used to have a Tyan Trinity board and a Geforce 2 MX video card. There were optimal settings Tyan supplied to customers for their particular video cards. IS there anything here like that???

There is no recommended values by either ATI or MSI. But I use "EA", so far so good.

K7N2 BIoS

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so any1 no what up w/ his BIoS????
thank in advance

He is relating to this thread: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=111815.0 , where he gave BK a hard time asking for an oc bios for K7N2 Delta.
I think he said: "Does anyone know what Bosskiller did to the K7N2 bios that makes it ...... (can't understand that passage). I asked him before but he always gives me a dumb link to a thread where he finds the cure for the K7N2. He never answers me.
So does anyone know what's up with his bios?"

PCI/AGP Clocks?

Ok,I don't quite understand the way to tell how the PCI/AGP clocks can be monitored or obtained.
Here is my set up:AMD Barton 333FSB set to 172x13=2238MHz.I run 1 gig of Hyper-X(just purchased)PC-3200 at PC2700 speeds(333 due to the 333 CPU).The RAM runs at 1:1 at 172MHz with timings 2.0/3/3/7
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Quote from: Grayone on 03-June-05, 03:33:47
Hi,
I read somewhere, not quite certain where, that the KT6 has a agp/pci divider that changes over at about 190 fsb. I had no problems running my board up to 200fsb and the agp bus runs at 67 mhz.
I just tried to to set FSB to 200 with a multi of 9 to be safe.No post.I had to clear CMOS.How in the world are you getting that 1800 to use 200FSB?When I first built this system,I was told by several users to set FSB to 200.I am still unable to get it to post at 200.I went as high as 185 but seemed to get unstable so I clocked it down.No dynamic over clock or spectrum on either
Can you please tell me what program you are using to monitor the PCI MHz?I just downloaded PC Wizard 2005 hoping it would tell me.It has alot of very good information but no PCI/AGP bus stats.

Agp clock

Is there any downside to upping your agp clock from, say, 66-75. With my proc. oc'd, for whatever reason, on the second corousel in 3dmark 2001se, it looks a bit jumpy, and I thing upping the agp clock has helped a bit. It's now at 70, but I'm thinking 75 might be nice.

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Originally posted by Deathstalker
loopyloops,
There is little benefit. You will not notice it.
Take Care,
Richard
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K7N2 BIOS Update killed GeForce4 memory?

I just did the most recent update for my K7N2. It helped with the temps, but now Windows sees the GEForce4 4400 as a 64mb card instead of a 128mb card. The original BIOS post from the Card is still right (when PC first boots), but Windows sees it differently.
Any ideas why?
I have already tried uninstalling drivers, updating chipset drivers, etc...
thanks,
timbiotic

installing drivers on top of drivers is probably what hosed it, go to http://www.driverheaven.net and get the utilty called "Driver Cleaner"
First, Use the uninstall software from control panel to remove the VGA drivers. don't reboot
Then install and run the utility, click on the "clean" button several times.
Then reboot, go into safe mode, the Found New Hardware wizard should show up, don't cancel it, just navigate to where you have the drivers and launch the installation, the rest should take care of itself.
If you had MSI's drivers installed, you will have to go into the windows directory and delete the file "msicpl.dll" that is the file that installs MSI's clock tabs, you don't need them as you should use the Coolbits registry fix for clock settings within nVidia's control panel. This will replace MSI's clock settings adjustment tabs should you desire them.

BIOS AGP Bus Driving Control

Hi,
I have a K7N420D (I've only had it 3 or 4 weeks).
I was trawling through my BIOS (V2.7) settings earlier when I came across "AGP Bus Driving Control/Value" (in the "Advanced Chipset Features" section of the BIOS) it's set to Auto at the moment and the setting is "Weakest".
I would like to know what this means and if there are any benefits and/or disadvantages to me manually ajusting this setting?
Any comments gratefully received :D
Axel

OK thanks
I'm still none the wiser as to what it actually is or does ?(
Axel

MOVED: K7N2 - Bios Checksum Error - But wont load program to flash bios

This topic has been moved to AMD nVidia/AMD/SiS SocketA based board.
K7N2 = nVidia nforce2 chipset = AMD nvidia SocketA forum
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=73760.0

I never cleared the cmos with the power on. Sorry i didnt make it clear, but yeah i always made sure the power was completely out. I left the battery out last night too, but still no change. All cables are on right, and I'll try taking out all the cdrom and cd when i get home. I cant get into Bios (pushing del key). all i get is two beeps and boot block telling me that there is a Bios Rom Checksum error (again, sorry i wasnt being very clear).
I think it might be pretty much stuffed. I'm tempted just to go to the store and buy another one as they aren't too expensive and probably not too much of a price difference from getting a new bios chip and having to wait for 2 weeks while it gets delivered. But then again maybe i should just be patient and save myself some money.
Hmm, could it be due to bad RAM? I'll try swapping it with my brother's and see what happens. It's kind of ridiculous that they give the same generic error message for a multitude of different problems, someone should fix that.

K7N2 - Bios Checksum Error - But wont load program to flash bios

Hi there, my computer restarted itself due a problem with windows (kernel dll or something arather), since then it wont boot at all, beeps twice and says Bios Checksum error.
Now i understand this means the Bios is corrupted and i need to re-flash it. I looked at instructions on how to do this and followed them to the button. However, it wouldnt load a boot disk at all so i reset the Cmos using the jumpers.
After reseting it would now read the disk (i can hear it make noises) but it would only get as far as starting to load the award flash program, i.e. it just says "Starting..." but then the disk will stop reading at it will just hang then doing nothing.
I've tried numerous disks and numerous bios version numbers (but obviously the right ones for my motherboard: K7N2 Delta series Ms-6570), and i've tried using different types of bootdisk all with the same result.
Is there anything else i can do? or is it pretty much screwed and i have to take it back to the shop i bought it from and request a new bios chip (technically its still under warranty, as its only 10 months old but would this be covered with the warranty?). I can foresee taking it back being a huge hassle so if there is anything i can do to avoid this, it would be greatly appreciated.

I never cleared the cmos with the power on. Sorry i didnt make it clear, but yeah i always made sure the power was completely out. I left the battery out last night too, but still no change. All cables are on right, and I'll try taking out all the cdrom and cd when i get home. I cant get into Bios (pushing del key). all i get is two beeps and boot block telling me that there is a Bios Rom Checksum error (again, sorry i wasnt being very clear).
I think it might be pretty much stuffed. I'm tempted just to go to the store and buy another one as they aren't too expensive and probably not too much of a price difference from getting a new bios chip and having to wait for 2 weeks while it gets delivered. But then again maybe i should just be patient and save myself some money.
Hmm, could it be due to bad RAM? I'll try swapping it with my brother's and see what happens. It's kind of ridiculous that they give the same generic error message for a multitude of different problems, someone should fix that.

Bios reporting wrong value memory

I am still running on my old AMD Athlon XP 1800+ on MS-6330 Motherboard.
I have 3 RAM slots: 512kb, 128kb, 512kb. (max allowed 1.5gb).
I have S.I.W. (Systems Information for Windows) installed that reports this as correct. However, since reinstalling XP following a drive failure, S.I.W. now reports that BIOS is reporting the wrong value; i.e. total 512kb only.
My question is; Is this a hiccup in BIOS or SIW?
Has anyone had a similar experience please?

how much the bios counts during bios post?
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At the moment I have my AGP set to 1.6v in the bios. Should this be 1.7 as I am running a Radeon 9800 128 Pro on my board or is 1.6v fine.
Mike

Yup more voltage just means more heat you only need 1.7v when overclocking to hell

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