K7T pro2, problems with multiplyer.

I just unlocked my cpu (palomino 1700+) with superglue and conductive paint. caus i wanted to overclock it with the multiplyer.
original clock is 10.5 * 133 now i can run in 11.5 *133.
When i try higher like 14 * 133 the bios sets it to 5 *133 and refuses to save it as 14.
Any comments on how to go around this problem ?
I´ve downloaded the newest bios.
And the cpu is running at 40 degrees celsius so i have no heating problems.

Ok, that wasnt much after all that work.
But thanks for the reply.
Do u think i should get some active cooling on the northbridge instead of the passive that comes w the package?

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Hello!
I'm trying to use 50x multiplier on this board, but everytime I do that, it goes down to either 48x or 47x. I'm reading this is an issue with 23.1 bios?
Anyone else have a solution to this? The latest bios on the homepage for the motherboard at MSI is 22.4. Where is these new bios everybody uses to get to 50x?
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Quote from: Bernhard on 28-October-11, 02:40:59
Which BIOS do you currently run as Primary ?
What is your CPU Adjust Ratio set to ? and what are your Core 1, 2, 3 and 4 set to ?
btw I removed your double post in the beta section. No need to duplicate your posts.
Hello! Sorry for my doublepost!
Well, just to remind you again, I have the G3 version and I'm using the latest BIOS posted in the beta-section. They are the E7681IMS.N37 posted by Junior on 21st October.
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I'm using 100Mhz BLCK, with a multiplier of 48. If thats what you mean by CPU Adjust Ratio. I have turned off Turbo-bosst and EIST (Doesn't make a diffrence, it downthrottled to 46 and 47 anyway).
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I might add that this was not a problem when I wrongly flashed my BIOS with the betas for the B3version (If you read the second post in this thread). But I don't want to use BIOS'es for other motherboards. Also, these bioses for the B3-version showed correct readings of FSB in CPU-z, whereas the the BIOS I'm using right now are showing 99.8Mhz.
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K7T turbo2 problem with HD

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When I put Seagate 80gb drive,100 ST380021A at primary, WD 4GB as secondary. Says "Can not load operating system". When I place 4GB western digital as primary and Seagate as secondary computer boots
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K7T Pro2-A and 1,2 GHz Duron? Will it work?

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Would the 1,2 GHz Duron cause the motherboard to break or can I install it safely?
What about the warranty, if it breaks? If I remember correctly I had 1 year warranty originally from the store where I bought it. Obviously the voltage reg thing is caused by faulty components so could I get it fixed under the warranty anyway?
Actually I'm hoping that my motherboard wouldn't fry after I install the new processor but I'm just asking these things in advance

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I see no reason it wouldn't support the Duron 1.3G....
But I have no reports on people using this combination...

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Oh, and does anyone think I should try clearing the CMOS and rebooting?

Stav03,
Since you have a KT133 Motherboard and you posted in the nVidia/AMD/SiS Motherboard Forum, I moved the thread to Via Forum for you.
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AGP cards are backward and forward compatible within limits. 1.5 V-only keyed cards will not go into 3.3 V slots and vice versa, though "Universal" slots exist which accept either type of card. AGP Pro cards (rarely used) will not fit into standard slots, but standard AGP cards will work in a Pro slot. Some newer cards like nVidia's GeForce 6-series or ATI's X800-series only have keys for 1.5 V to prevent them from installing in older mainboards without 1.5 V support. The graphic cores can only handle 0.8 V for AGP8x and 1.5 V for AGP4x and will be damaged by 3.3 V slots. Some of the last modern cards with 3.3 V support were the nVIDIA GeForce FX5000-series and the ATI Radeon 9500/9700/9800(R350) (but not 9600/9800(R360)).
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K7T-pro2 not boot with radeon 9200SE

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Yellow: +12V 10A
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White: -5V 0.5A
Purple: +5 VSB 3 A
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Gabri

Thanks for the replies.
In my motherboard there is not card near the AGP. The memories are 256MB PC133MHz and 128MB PC100 MHz. All the system but with motherboard ASUS P2-99B with intel chipset 440ZX and 200W AT PSU with +5V 20A and +12V 8A worked fine. I also tried to change BIOS setting but nothing happened.
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Strange sound problem on K7T Pro2-A

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I have this problem with my onboard soundcard (playing mp3's, cd's, ...):
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I checked everything i could think of: the speakers, cabling, volumesettings, reinstalled drivers (soundcard is still detected by WinXP), installed the Audiodrivers from viaarena.com, checked biossettings...
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I left my case open after i placed the Zipdrive, and because i read on this forum there were some issues with onboard sound & grounding, i closed it again, but to no avail. Now i'm running out of idea's.
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Hi,
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There is not much more you can do.

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I've recently bought a K7T Turbo2 board (6330v5) OEM version (green PCB) made probably for Fujitsu-Siemens UK. They probably didn't need those board anymore and sold them (a lot of wholesalers have them in my country now).
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But with a T-Bird 1400Mhz, a 1700+ and 1800+ Palomino (probably locked) and 2400+ unlocked T-bred the board started without any problems.
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And it boots with a pre-39 (24th week of 2003) T-bred 2400+, so it's not a lack of compatibility with T-bred issue.
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- I tried all of the old bioses of MSI K7T266 PRO2-RU
- I tried to start the computer with no any other devices (such as HDD , sound card , tv card etc. ) . Only display adapter was plugged in the mainboard , but it didn't work . System hanged up everytime I tried .
- I made some bios adjustments which are suggested at this forum ....
But none of these worked .... ?(
What is the problem ? Why only 32 MB creative TNT2 Ultra is working with my mainboard , but 16 MB Creative TNT2 M64 and 128 MB Creative 3DBlaster5 Radeon 9200SE are not while all of them are working FINE with an old PII mainboard . (tvout+DVI) I'm looking forward to hear from you . , Help me please .
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XP pro
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That's it!
I provided a few PSU's from my friends and tried 420 watt thermaltake and 520 watt VANTEC Stealth 520A PSU ...
Same situation happened and 128 MB Creative ATI Radeon video card didn't work ...
The problem can not be about PSU ...
I tried two different brand of fx 5200 (128 MB ) video card on my system (with 300 watt codegen PSU) . Everything is ok .
And I also tried the RADEON card on my friend's computer which is running with 230 watt Elan Vital PSU . It worked perfectly ...
So what can I think about that situation?
The Answer is : There is something about MSI mainboard ... When I wanted to contact with support center via e-mail , I got an automated e-mail answer which is not completely able to solve any of my problems.
Besides , I saw the problems between brand new Nforce mainboard of MSI and ATI video cards ...
SO , if we get all of these informations together , we can say "THERE IS SOMETHING ABOUT MSI" ...
The solution is not buying expensive PSUs...
That's really bullshit , I can buy a brand new mainboard instead of an expensive PSU.
Finally , I bought an Asus mainboard , everthing is going ok now!
I'll not buy products of MSI anymore because they didn't do anything to solve my problem . Goodbye MSIIIIII ....................................... ........

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I have a K7T Pro v.1 BIOS v.3.0, Duron 1200 Mhz with VIA 4 in 1 v.4.38.
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