K7N2 Delta2-LSR doesn't POST

Hi there, sorry before if anyone had asked this question before,
I have a system
K7N2 Delta2-LSR
Sempron 2600+
Adata Vitesta 2x256Mb
Winfast A250LE TD Ti4200
PATA hard drive...
i just tried to oc this system,
before : Sempron 2600+ @1833MHz, fsb 166, ram timing auto, vcore default 1.5V
1st trial : FSB 185, ram timing auto, vcore 1.55V, POST success, but i didn't boot to OS, entering setup again, wanna try higher FSB
2nd trial : at FSB 188, ram timing auto (i only changed FSB and vcore), vcore still 1.55V, my system didn't POST...
I tried to clear cmos, by moved the jumper, but it still didn't POST. Anybody help me pliz, what problem did i face?
Thank's

Quote from: HenryW on 11-August-07, 00:27:10
Do you have the manual that came with the motherboard? What kind of RAM do you have ( PC2700-333Mhz or PC3200-400Mhz)? If you are going to be increasing FSB you should have PC3200.
You will need to set the jumper on J10 to pins 2-3 (safe mode) restart PC and reset BIOS to default settings. Next turn off PC & set J10 jumper back to pins 1-2.
Before attempting to overclock again come back here for advice.
Yup, i have ram, DDR 500, but i run it at fsb 166.
what i tried is FSB at 190 Vcore 1.7V (default 1.6V) ram timing 2-3-3-7 T1
but the cpu temp is 52C (on bios)... is this normal? i only use the stock cooling HSF...
at FSB 166, temp is 47C. But i touch the HSF, not so hot like that temp, is the sensor wrong?
Anyway, on the socket A, there is an electric ribbon (sorry, i don't know the name...i name it my self ), is that the sensor for the cpu temp?
"J10" is nothing on my MoBo, i use "insert" while pressing power button, it worked just the same like "J10" works...

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Hello everyone, I have a 2700+ xp 333fsb @ 2.158ghz (fsb 166 x 13)
Running on a K7N2 Delta2-LSR. Preparing for a lanparty I decided to try and do a small OC, so i decided to Oc it to 200fsb x 11 (2.200 ghz) I saved and rebooted and now it will not post. I have tried all known methods of clearing the CMos, including removing the battery and clearing the cmos, waiting in times between that, unplugging and doing all that, but nothing worked. After reading other posts it seems this problem can be fixed by shorting the j10 or j11 jumper, neither of those jumpers is on my Mobo, if there is another way to reset the fsb, please help me!!
ps. All other hardware that is non essential has been removed, and all the hardware was working before, i made no hardware changes before the OC attempt. Please help before i leave for lan party! (Friday aug 6, at 6:00)
(Edit), yeah setting the fsb past 166 went over the 333 limit for my 2700+ xp. So how can i reset this?

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As some of you will be aware there is no safe mode jumper J10 on the K7N2 Delta2 series of boards. This has been replaced by the "insert" key method as used by Abit and Epox. To start your board at its default settings following an unsuccessful overclocking attempt you need to do the following using a ps2 keyboard. Turn off your machine and disconnect from the mains or turn off the switch on the back of the power supply. Press the front panel power switch several times to discharge any charge remaining in the power supply capacitors. Reconnect the power by plugging into wall socket or turning on psu power switch. Press and hold down "insert" on the keyboard and press the case front panel power switch. If you are successful it should start the cpu and memory at 100Mhz FSB. If it does press "delete" to reenter the bios to change your settings to known safe settings. Good luck.
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just noticed, your sig lists "K7N2 Delta2-LSR" while your topic title lists "K7N2 Delta-LSR". there is a fundametal difference, hence the confusion
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Dear Customer,
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Hy I am new to this forum.
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(Need help) K7N2 Delta2-LSR... auto o/c

K7N2 Delta2-LSR: http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=596&maincat_no=1
Hi all, I'm using this with XP1700+ (266FSB) & 512MB DDR333.
The problem is after I turn on, it shows "memory frequency is 166" & "AMD XP1833 MHz" ... then system hang up after POST, also can't get into bios.
As u know this M/B only got ONE jumper, it's JBAT, no others to set frequency. I already tried clear CMOS, but got same result... I also tried pressing "insert" to power on, but seems worse since it don't show me the POST screen... ???
Any solutions? Thanks a lot :azn:

Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 21-February-08, 01:55:10
Read Moan Guide 1st and provide full details about your PC.
Do a Clear CMOS, but remove power cord from the PSU 1st.
Sorry, I post the spec. now.
CPU: AMD AthlonXP 1700+ (266 FSB)
M/B: K7N2 Delta2-LSR
Ram: 512MB DDR PC2700
VGA: ATi Radeon 8500
HDD: IBM 40GB 7200rpm
PSU: 2theMax 380W
And I have tried what u said, but got same result... 1833MHz at POST then hang.
Quote from: Richard on 21-February-08, 04:27:15
TGT,
After you post your specs, check to make sure the CPU to RAM ratio it set to 1:1. Also have the FSB set to 133mhz.
Take Care,
Richard
I can't set it since system hang before get into bios, and there are no jumper can do such setting.
I have tried to use a 128MB DDR266 instead of the DDR333, memory frequency is showing 133 at POST, but still AMD Athlon 1833MHz...

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[SOLVED] K7N2 Delta2-LSR Everything works but OpenGL Apps.

Hello Folks.
Interesting problem I have never run into before. Recently upgraded to the K7N2 Delta2-LSR MB, and everything works great except for any opengl based application, which just crashes out. But first a list of the system specs, then a detailed explaination of everything I have done.
MB: K7N2 Delta2-LSR
BIOS: Award vB.6 (11.6)
CPU: AMD Athlon 1333Mhz (Don't know which core, sorry) 133MhzFSB x10
RAM: (2) 256M DDR266 (No brand name, Samsung memory chips)
(Dont have memory timings handy, but will get if needed. Using By SPD in bios)
Video: Chaintek GeForce 6600GT (nvidia gefore 6600gt chipset)
PSU: Logisys Computer PS 550A-BK 550w (+3.3v/30A +5v/38A +12v/25A)
HDD: IBM 20GB IDE (Can get full on model if needed)
Audio: Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS Platiumn (removed during testing)
OS: Windows 2000 SP4 (Fresh Install, latest MSI MB drivers from support site)
Okay i think that is all the relavent system specs, if anyone needs more I will be happy to provide.
Software used to test:
Direct3D: Rose Online (game), dxdiag 3D tests
OpenGL: Doom3 (game), Luna (nVidia Demo), Nalu (nVidia Demo), Dusk (nVidia Demo), Windows OpenGL screen savers
The Issue: OpenGL application crash during startup, normally in the nvoglnt.dll file. System completely stable otherwise. Windows 2D applications work fine. Direct3D applications work fine. I am using the latest stable nvidia drivers 84.21. I have also tested with the following previous driver versions 81.85, 81.95, 81.98 and with the beta drivers 84.25, 84.43, 91.28, 91.31. During this test I also used a MSI 6600GT card from a known good working system. Putting the Chaintek in the working system, verified the card was good. It worked no problem. Putting the known good MSI card in place of the Chaintek in non-working system, OpenGL applications still crash. I believe at this point I have ruled out both video card and drivers as a culprit. I have a clean install of Win2K SP4 on the machine with latest MSI MB drivers. I have also tested with a clean install of WinXP upgraded to SP2, with latest MSI MB drivers, Same Result. The ram I have tryed in both Single and Dual channel modes. I have removed one stick and ran the system with just 256MB ram. I also swapped that stick with the other one per chance it was one of the ram sticks. Though they had been running fine previously for years in the system without incident until the MB upgrade. Also if I had bad ram I would expect to have general system instability across the board, not just opengl apps. As a last resort I hung the HDD off my known good working system, even though it has an ASUS nForce2 chipset MB. When it booted up, All applications ran fine. DIrect3d and OpenGL. At this point in the game I feel I have ruled out software and video drivers as the culprit.
I've never really run into a problem like this before and am beginning to suspect that something is wrong with the motherboard itself. I just wanted to bounce this issue off the brainpower here at the forums, before I contact the place I bought it from for an RMA.
So I guess this all boils down to is, has anyone else ever had this issue and resolved it? Or, does anyone have any other troubleshooting ideas I can try? Thank you for all your time and consideration in this matter.
Kershoc

Quote from: Richard on 09-June-06, 09:35:53
BOSSKILLER,
I agree but first we need to get APIC enabled with a Fresh Install of WinXP.
Richard
yes APIC must be enabled and OS installed after it. my reply was add-on after yours.
Quote from: Kershoc on 09-June-06, 09:36:23
Richard,
The install is already on its way. The XP install has an option for a quick format, so it's not as long as if I did a full one (thank goodness). I've got a copy of memtest86 on one of my diag cd's around here. I'll go ahead and let that run overnight when I go to bed.
Bosskiller,
It is BIOS version B6 aka 11.6. It came on the board by default. I dont recall seeing an Nvidia/ATI speedup option, but it may be one of those hidden ones you have to press a series of hotkeys to see, so I will check. I will let you know more, once this reinstall is completed.
yes Nvidia/ATI speedup option is hidden("SHIFT+F2","ALT+F3")
"I'll go ahead and let that run overnight when I go to bed."
hmm not good idea, couse that will take alot of time which is no need really, make 20 passes on Test Number 5 only in memtest, then leave SP2004 or Prime95 (Large'FFTs in Blends).
But at all think there is not instability issues or you may have it but that is not couse the your problem. becouse instability is random, you are already running Direct3D base application and problems must exist there also if you have big instability, but that is not happend. if stress tests detected instability issues than will mean that you have more than one problem.

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first like Wonkanoby said make sure you have the drivers installed.
then from your start menu choose run and type in cmd. when it opens type in ipconfig and see what it says. if it doesnt match your isp's info and what your ip address should be you need to reset your modem to refresh your isp's info.
turn off your pc, unplug your modem(from the electrical out let so it can reset its self, not from the PC). leave it for 60 seconds, plug it back in and wait for it to become fully active. then restart your pc. once in windows run cmd again and ipconfig and the info should be correct and you should be connected to the net.

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K7N2 Delta2-LSR with XP-Mobile 3000+/266 FSB - settings?

I have the same motherboard, and from what I understand, your Athlon XP-Mobile 3000+ with 266 FSB will only run at 166. A AMD 3200+ with 400 Mhz fsb will run at 200 Mhz (with the correct memory). My board has an xp 2800 + with 333 fsb and the best I can get it is 166.
As far as overclocking, I don't know - I'm not brave enough to try (and I don't know enough about it).
Here's a link to the manual, if you look in the section about memory, it will give you the fsb possibilities.
manual link
If you can get more out of it, I would be happy to know!
Hope this helps.
jon

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Quote from: DnL on 14-March-05, 11:51:50
Hi, I wanted to know if this heatsink will fit and work on my motherboard, and if anyone got issues/problems with it. I will use my mobile with it
Thx.
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