K8n neo platinum dead? please help urgent

Hello everyone... Yesterdey I was working with my computer, transfering normal stuff from my mobile to the computer and suddently my monitor went black, then I restarted my computer, but my monitor was still black and my d-bracket was all red lights, so I shutted down my computer to change my grafics card an see what the problem was, but it would never turn on again... it startind turning on and off every half second non stopping.. so I went to borrow other power supply but when I try again to turn it on, it was simply dead and with my old one was still dead. Is my mobo or processor fried??? :( please help...
Msi k8n neo platinum socket 754
revoltec power supply 450 watts 25 amps in 12v rail
2 gb kingston pc400 ram
80 gb sata hd
120 ide hd
ati radeon 9600 xt grafics card
athlon64 2800 processor
pinnacle pci tv card
hp dvd
philips dvd

Quote from: rubengomes on 14-January-07, 22:00:09
thanks for the reply... butt it still does not work...
take CPU out and find a way to test it somewhere else. if CPU is fine, then must be failure mainboard if we dismiss PSU factor(you have already tested with 2 PSU's good ones)

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K8N Neo Platinum dead?

I've had this K8N Neo Platinum for about two years now, have worked like a charm so far, but only so far. Few weeks ago, I updated my pc and the K8N was needed for a secondary comp. So I installed new sempron cpu, new rams and old GF6600 but it didn't boot. Speaker gives constant long beeps with breaks, like "beeeeeep......beeeeeep.....beeeeeep...." and the D-bracket hangs in "initializing keyboard controller" phase.
First I reseted the bios (all kind of power off), no effect. Still hangs the same way. Tried different ram (some bulk ddr400 and some slight better twinmos stuff. The very same twinmos-memories I tried, worked back in days 100% with this problematic mobo), no good. Then I thought that maybe the bios is too old to support sempron. I got my old AMD 64 3000+ cpu and tried to flash newer bios with that cpu, but no boot for me (reseted bios after every hardware change). Tried even with two different PSU's (both antec and the other one used to work this mobo, both work on different pc's), nothing.
The sempron and 64 cpu's both work on my different mobo (Abit NV8), all 4 memories work independently or in pairs as well on that NV8. Twinmos-rams were used with the K8N earlier. Both PSU's I tested, work on the other pc perfectly as well. I tried to boot with and without display card and ram, the result remains the same. Beeping and the same d-bracket code. (Only way to get the hangup in different phase is to remove CPU.) CPU-fan was connected. The board was removed from the case for tests and I tried with and without the front panel connectors (power switch, leds, speaker etc.) The 4pin ATX12V cable was connected, as was display card's external powercable.
List of hardware tried with that mobo, everything works with at least Abit NV8:
CPUs: AMD 64 3000+ (used to work with this K8N too) , AMD Sempron 2800+
RAM: Some bulk cheap low-quality 2x 512MB DDR400, Twinmos dual channel kit 2x 512MB DDR400 (something like that, worked with this "broken" mobo too back in days)
PSU: Antec Smartpower 350W, Antec Truepower 350W (the old PSU of that K8N-pc)
Graphics: Club3d GeForce 6600
I'm out of ideas currently. Is the board officially broken?

qalaksi - you said:
"Funny detail, which I forgot to mention in the original post, is that the the system power goes on instantly when I switch on the main switch behind the PSU."
Dumb question - is the power supply connector installed correctly? I have seen some 20+4 connectors that can get installed the wrong way - reversed or a row or two offset. Results are unpleasant to board.
Have you taken a close look at both sides of the board for foregin objects? The power going on sounds like something is bridging the 'start' pins on the power connector (I don't remember which ones they are) or something else down the line - maybe the header where the power/reset switches connect or any trace related to these. It is possible the board got some metal flakes or other conductive material on it - it might happen when screws are removed or from some other source. Also can happen when semiconductors are fried internally, but then you have a dead horse.
I assume you have tried it completely stripped - CPU, one stick of RAM, very basic video card, nothing else (not even a kbd). That should give you something on the screen if its little brains are coming up.
But - 'initializing KBD controller' is a nasty error code. I have seen dead boards with this one going back many years to original PC. The KBD controller, some variant of an 8048/8052, is a vulnerable part since it is connected to the outside world via KBD cable and a likely static entry path, esp. when mobo is air mounted w/o good local ground plane as it would have if mounted in a metal case. Unless you can find some reversible FOD (foregin object damage) I would write this one off and move on to something else. Too bad.
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MSI K8N Neo 4f problems please help.

My rig
Processor
AMD Althon64 3000+ Venice
Mainboard
MSI Neo4f
Graphics Card
Leadtek GF6600GT Extreme 128mb
Memory
2x512 Twinmos ddr400
Display
Viewsonic VX912
Storage
Hitachi 250GB SATA
Optical Storage
MSI DVDRom/ LG 4163B DVDRW
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Cheapo
PSU
Verudium Vortex 430w
Audio
On Board
OS
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The above rig bought 3 weeks ago,
and its been giving me unstability problems. After installing winxp SP1, when I start installing drivers, these problems would come.
1. PC would freeze up now and then.
2. USB keyboard and mouse sometimes wouldn't work after bootup although PC is still running
3. Blue screen! now and then.
4. Sometimes different software installation would give error but re-running the installation would be fine.
The above mentioned problems could is still persisting after 2 weeks. I've reformat and reinstalled winxp 4-5 times and the above would still occurs sometimes, even in the middle of installing drivers. It comes randomly and not during a specific software/driver installation.
I've run memtest and RTHBRIBL overnight with no errors and I'm suspecting motherboard. Strange thing is that the MSI live update program help me flash bios on my motherboard and would still prompt me I need to flash my bios everytime.
I've basically almost isolate everything except motherboard. I hope someone can help me determine if it is my motherboard problems. I've going crazy already.

Quote from: Tango on 14-August-05, 21:16:35
Do you have Cool n Quiet enabled?
If so disable it , and report back.
Verudium Vortex 430w
Please post the voltage rail ratings.
Have you tried Prime95?
http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft.htm
It is a stress test that runs under windows and also can be used to test your memory.
EDIT: http://www.alevtav.com/products.php?brand=1&ATSid=4a2fe5368de8eb29c5723c93b90aec9f
If that is your PSU it is fine.
What nforce drivers are you using?
yes thats the vortex i have
cool and quiet disable thru bios
nforce drivers. seems to have more problems with the newer downloaded from MSI website. but can't really confirm
I've download prime 95 but I did not run it because by running RTHBTIBL will cause my cpu temp to go to 47 deg c. But I'll try it tonight.
note that I'm not running raid. just a 250gb SATA hitachi HD.

K8N Neo Platinum wont POST - help!

I decided to flash my bios to the latest version, 1.4, and after it said it was completed and restarted my system would no longer boot. It runs for about 5 seconds then shuts down. I've tried the recovery with a floppy drive but my system doesn't even try to access the drive. I'm guessing I have to get an RMA, but does anyone know how to fix this?

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I agree it's probably the PSU but what do we tell him when he spends $140 for an OCZ and still has the same problem?
I would suggest that he only pay around $85 for a trupower 480, which has been very solid and stable for me.
Coolmax 500wt is only $56 at Newegg and as 28amps on the 12v. Highly recommended.

Help with MSI K8N Neo Platinum

HELP please- motherboard MSI K8N Neo PLATINUM: I tried to take away the backplate for the heatsink (on the back side of MB) in order to install the zalman HS beafore i read the forum (use a fan...) and the worst of all happend:
I scratched the back surface!! the scratches are minor, that is 4 scratches half a milimeter long each and not deep but i can see the copper of some lines leading from the memory slots to the processr. My question is : can I try and build the computer on that motherboard anyway or better buy a new one? is there a risk of dammaging other components? oh god what a mistake!

Make sure the new backplate is non-conductive. The backplate for the Hyper 6 has a non-conductive sticker on it. Make sure to keep it on if youve got one... If the lines are exposed even with the back-plate on perhaps you should cover them with some non-conductive (100% non conductive!) tape or something.
Then it doesnt matter if they are exposed, as long as they are ok.
A good tip, which got when i was removing my backplate, is to use a blow dryer to heat it up and the remove it with your fingers. That way youll also notice if it gets to hot
The glue gets sticky at blow drier temps. And pls, dont singe the MB with your blow dryer, you only have to make it hot, and if you cant touch it, how can you remove it with your fingers?
I guess theres no way of telling if you have a serious prob and no way to tell if your cpu will be ok. I guess you could (?) try and start it wíthout anything (cpu, mems) but a PSU, and then, if it (and maybe the PSU) goes "!Pfsssssss!" or "bang!", youll now you will have to replace it.
I put a screwdriver through an asus board once, and it still worked...

HELP! K8n Neo Platinum (7030) 2.10 Bios -- CPU overheating

AAAAAH Someone help me!!
I just downloaded the MSI Liveupdate program, and Updated my Bios from 1.7 to 2.10.
With Bios version 1.7 I was running my AMD 64 3200+ at solid 35-55 degrees (min to max)
Now with this new bios version, my CPU runs at 57-72 degrees (min-max) !!!!!!
HOLY CRAP -- this processor is not even rated to run at temperatures above 70 degrees Celsius!!
I'm in the danger zone as I type out this message to you guys, and I'm worried I'll reduce the shelf life of my processor.
CAN ANYONE HELP ME??? I've tried changing All the settings around in the bios, I've even set the processor down to about 1.8 ghz, and it's still running at temperatures above 55 degrees...
From what I understand there is no way of removing a bios flash, is that correct? Am I stuck with this crappy 2.10 bios flash?
What can I do? Please dear god... help me.

Ok answers to your questions:
My board is a MSI-7030 (K8N Neo Platinum) And Originally I flashed the bios from 1.7 to 2.1 Via Liveupdate (MSI Live Monitor & Live Update 3)
- I read your faq on how to manually rollback the bios, and i rolled back to version 1.9 (which I had never had before)
and that did not seem to work. My temp is still at 68-72 C -- even in the bios.
A few questions I need to ask now:
1) Is the next step is to revert back to 1.8? Then if that doesn't work, back to my original 1.7?
-- also, 2) Who is Syar? Where can I get his version of the bios? --
Finally: 3) What is the CMOS battery? I know what the Jumper is, but I'm not sure what the battery is...
Is that the circular battery that's next to the BIOS Jumper? (maybe a picture would help..)
Thanks for all the responses so far! you guys are saving me from having a major emotional breakdown here.. I thought I was going to have to buy a new mobo.
I'll check back here on the forums in a few hours to see if anyone has responded,
(p.s. TY SO MUCH for caring enough to help a fellow hardware enthusiast!!! )

Help plz!! k8n neo platinum... :(

hi guys, im new here, and i dont know what else to do.... :( so this is the situation:
I just bough my new mobo and cpu like a month ago, and it all works fine... but last week i bought a new memory Kington PC3200 value ram 512mb, and now everthing is a hell :(
at beginning windows crash and blue screens are all the time, then i decided to format c and reinstall windows xp pro...
now everything is worst!!!!
i cant even install win xp, it crash all of a sudden, or it just blue screen while it's intalling the windows... :(
i dont know what to do or what is wrong.. i test the ram in other pc and it works fine...
whe the ram is in dimm 1 the windows setup just froze in the "starting windows" while in dimm 2 or 3 it goes all the way to installing windows, but then latter it just crash...
i have almost everything in the bios in auto... and i dont know what else to do :'( plz help me out...
my specs are:
Semprom 3100+
MSI K8N Neo Platinum
BIOS 1.4
PC3200 Kington value ram
MSI Geforce nvidia 5200fx
btw before the new ram, i had 2 sticks of DDR 266mhz one of 128 and other was 256 all was kingston... can anyone help?? plz...
thanks

Those are what's usually called memory timings. Before you try adjusting those numbers, you should try clocking the RAM down from 200 to 166 in the BIOS and see how that works. Also try to set your RAM at 2T instead of 1T and see what that does.
If you want to mess with the timings, the following comes directly from this post: Overclocking Guide
"Memory Speed
Memory speed is often tied to the FSB. For example, a Double Data Rate (DDR) 400 memory has frequency 200MHz and the module rating is PC3200. Half the performance increase you may see from overclocking a CPU comes from increasing the speed at which the processor can talk to the memory.
When you buy memory, you may see it has label 2-3-3-7-1T. And you may also hear people saying my memory is a 2-3-3-7 one. But what does it mean? The answer is:
CAS Latency = 2 clock cycles
tRCD = RAS to CAS delay = 3 clock cycles
tRP = RAS Precharge = 3 clock cycles
tRAS = Active to Precharge = 7 clock cycles
Command Rate = 1 clock cycle
Different motherboards may call the above differently and not all of them will appear in the BIOS. You may need to check with your motherboard’s support team and the motherboard manual. If you have any option above in your BIOS, you can also start to adjust them. Obviously, the smaller the number the faster the memory will be.
To know more about memory please read:
http://www.corsairmicro.com/corsair/prod...3707/index.html
AND
Memory Roundup
AND
http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=2223
Keep in mind that this RAM you are using has already been reported as not working well with this mobo. In addition, when you have to start tweaking BIOS RAM performance down from the defaults, just to get it to work, it's not generally a good thing and means you're RAM is not up to snuff.
But good luck with it.

Memory Corruption on K8N Neo Platinum - HELP!

I am having some problems with my cousin’s computer that I built for her last September. She brought me the computer because she got an error that the system32/config/system file was corrupted and couldn’t boot the computer. I got the file replaced and got the computer re-updated to where it worked. Then the same thing happened again. This time I did a Windows reinstall and the computer acted a little sluggish and iffy so I did a memory test. I found the memory was all corrupted.
First here are the pc specs:
MSI K8N Neo Platinum with 1.7 bios
Athlon 64 3000+
120GB Seagate SATA hard drive
NEC DVD Burner and Samsung DVD ROM
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Quote from: blazing storm on 23-August-05, 05:30:00
Look in the bios and loosen up the RAM settings. Make sure the RAM isn't being stressed into settings that are too hard for it to handle.
See I told you to loosen it up...
I speak from experience as the same happened to me and loosening settings stopped errors.
Glad you managed it, well done...

MSI K8N NEO PLATINUM BlueScreen Issue! Help!

I'm having an issue with my MSI K8N NEO i get the blue screens occasionally.. A friend of mine says its a IDE driver issue.. LMK Here are the system specifications.
MSI K8N NEO PLATINUM
ATHLON64 3000+ @2.01 (stock)
SAMSUNG 512MB PC3200 CAS 2.5
PNY MX440 64MB DDR AGP8X
MAXTOR DIAMONDPLUS MAX 8 40GB, 7200RPM SLIM
300W GENERIC PS
LMK whats wrong if you have ideas, i dont know if you have sufficient information to come up with a conclusion.. im not too sure whats going on either.. But A friend of mine is getting exact same issues he says its IDE conflicts.. now when the Blue screen comes up it doesnt stay long enough to give a moment to read it.. lmk if you have ideas thx..

which drivers are you using?
Right click MY computer -> properties -> Advance -> start up and recovery -> system failure -> uncheck "automatically restart"
this way it will stop at the blue screen and get an stop error number
Or view the error log
Help and support -> Pick a Task ->Use Tools to view your computer information and diagnose problems ->under Tools -> my computer Information-> View Advanced System Information -> View error log
it shows all errors by date migh provide you error numbers ie. 0x000008e

Help: MSI K8N Neo Platinum

I've had nothing but problems trying to get this system running properly at any overclocking selections. Can you please review my components and give me suggestions on how to improve my situation.
Currently my know problems are 1. The Mother Board will only read my (2) 200/Gig Hard drives as 127/Gigs. 2. Slighest overclocking & system won't boot up.
Components:
Processor: A64 3200+ NewCastle
MoBo: MSI K8N Neo Platinum
MSI K8N Neo Platinum
Ram: Kingston HyperX 2048 PC3200 400Mhz (2 x 1024MB)
Kinston Ram - Tiger Direct
Video: MSI N5900 Ultra-VTD 256
MSI 5900 Ultra
Hard Drives: (2) 200 Gig Seagates
Power: 500W Aspire
3DMark2001 SE Score: 6300
Ok, everything I bought I got because it said it had Overclocking capabilities. So far any attempts to O.C. the system won't boot up properly.
WHAT DO I DO?
Thoughts on my other components???

The first thing you need to do is tighten them memory timings you killing your a64's performance
try 2.5,3,2,8 t1 2.7v
Get the latest bios for the neo it is a truly fast board when set up right.
Your 3d mark 01 should be in the 15k to 20k range
If you are running 200gb hdds you need to run sp1 on windows xp as xp does not recognise drives over 137gb
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drop your htt to 3x
before you try to over clock you system get it running well at stock speeds or you will end up in a mess, there is not much point o/cin if its not.
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All your parts look ok

MSI K8N Neo Platinum with Vapochill Case problems - Help anyone. :)

Hi all,
Had a bit of a tricky problem and as Im new to this board I have no idea what could be causing this.
First all all system specs:
Athlon 64 3700+ Clawhammer
MSI K8N Neo Platinum -
1 gig Corsair XMS ProL Low Latency Ram (2 x 512mb)
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NEC 2500a DVD writer.
Eye-T 550w PSU.
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Here are photos of it in its present state, you will notice that it isnt installed in the case at the moment.
The reason for that is because the two wont work together and I want them to so so bad...
So, hopefully someone here can save the day for me - here goes.
I have tested the Motherboard and all other componants outside of the case and everything runs smoothly and there are no problems what so ever, great.
I have also retested the Vapochill case with another motherboard and that also works without a hitch.
The problem comes when I insall the MSI board into the system, all hooked with a really basic setup, PSU, Case cooling, CPU and Ram. Flick the on switch on the power suply and the system turns on for around 1/2 a second then turns off again. I found this strange because it soundnt come on at all until I press the power button.
If I press the power button the same thing will happen over and over.
I have tried a different powersupply and this does nothing at all.
I have checked for shorts and there is no possible way it is shorting on anything.
I have a fan plugged in where the CPU fan would go and this doesnt help.
I have taken it back out and tested it again and it still works ok.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? Are there any secret Bio's menu's that would have an option that would solve this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Glenn

When you are running the MoBo standalone, what are you connecting to the Power, Reset, HDD, etc. pins ? Are you using the wires from the Vapochill case, or something else ? It looks like a single cable with an intermittent switch (red/white cable). I once had a similar sort of problem and it was because I hadn't connected up (the incredibly fiddly) cables correctly. Other than that, I would have gone for a short of some sort - but you have checked that already, so . . . .
As to the system starting to power-up when you switch on the PSU, I wouldn't worry too much about this. It seems to happen from time to time with some of my systems - amongst other things, the BIOS can be set to resume to previous state after a power-fail.

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Hey folks,
Refer to this thread for info ... Help ... my pc won't turn on!
I'll start off with the system specs so you'll have an idea of what I'm going to be talking about :
AMD Athlon64 3000+
MSI K8N Neo Platinum
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WD 160gb SATA
MSI 5900xt
Antec SmartBlue 350w
So I bought the parts ... 2 months ago. I used it for about 1 month ...ran like a dream. Died ... RMA'ed the motherboard, and a month later, I get it. I assemble the system, doesn't post the first time I turn it on. Shut it off, posts ... attempts to log onto the Windows partition that is on the hard drive i used it with ... gets into Windows logon screen, and crashes. On several occasions, I noticed the system switched off on its on for some reason. Switch off the system, try again, and it crashes. Switch it off (by holding on the case switch, then switching off the power supply). This time, I switch the PS back on again, and the system fans start, but nothing comes on screen, or posts. I noticed on the video card, the fan starts up, but then stops after it realizes that the system hasn't posted (heatsink is cool). I know the video card works because I just pulled it out of my spare system ... and it works just fine. I have no idea what is going on. I don't know what to do. Any help is greatly apprecitated.
Quite frankly, I am rather dissappointed with MSI at the moment. I fork out my hard earned money for a good motherboard, it dies out of the blue for no reason, I RMA it, and a MONTH later, i get a crappy refurb (looks quite used too!). Is there any customer satisfaction involved? I would like to get on the phone and actually talk to some one about this.
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Just remembered to attach the diagnostic d-bracket. I get red, red, green, red.
Hopefully this'll help.
EDIT: So I cleared the CMOS. I can get the system to POST now. This posting thing is still iffy ... posts sometimes, and decides not to at other times. Only problem is, is a stability problem. I managed to get the system to boot into the WinXP install I had before. Just freezes out of the blue. Also froze when I tried to install a new copy of windows. Freezes on random occasions. The motherboard I had previously booted on first try, and installed without any problems. It never froze, or crash. Why would this motherboard crash?
Also found that the fan on the v-card does not spin when it is not active. It spins fine when there is something displayed on the monitor.
Bios is V1.4. CPU temp at around 38-40°C. NB temp at around 28-30°C. Temps seem to be normal.

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Any help would be extremely useful.

Actually, it was a folse positive. Seems that my problem was a keyboard problem of all things. After switiching the power connector around, it still just died when I went to use the keyboard. So I switched to a different keyboard.
I am having another problem though. I'm trying to install an OS (windows xp) and am facing random lockups during the installation. And at times, the keyboard just won't respond in the bios.
Temps are more or less fine, I think. They were toping at 68 deg C (newcastle temp bug). I'm too scared to update the bios and have it just lock up in the middle.
With a new keyboard plugged in, the original problem goes away, but if I set the bios to halt on "all errors", instead of the default "all but keyboard", it post hangs with the error message "keyboard is locked out - unlock the key" which may or may not be related. I would really like to be able to use my other keyboard, but that's even worse.
If anyone could shed some light on the crazy keyboard issues and the random lockups, that would be great. This motherboard is really starting to frustrate me.

MSI K8N NEO Platinum Edition Memory plz help!

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http://www.datorbutiken.com/se/defa...2X512DDRCA400PR
Is this memory ok with MSI K8N NEO Platinum Edition ?
If it is, do you know how well its oc:s?

He would be talking about this:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=20-145-466&depa=0
But I wouldn't reccomend that memory mainly because I have heard mixed reviews about it. You can get the same (if not better) memory at either of these links, the only difference between the two links is the color of the heatspreader (as far as i can tell). This is the memory I have and it works very well, plus its much cheaper:
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=20-145-449&depa=0
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=20-145-450&depa=0

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Sorry for my english... I'm brazilian.
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