K8N Neo2 Platinum has no Power On By Keyboard ?

Like topic .. i have an asus a7n8x-deluxe and Abit NF-7 and both has this function .. but i cant find it on the K8N Neo2 Plat.
Am I blind or MSI just forgot to add this functionality ? The only option I see in bios is wake up events by keyboard if STR is selected.
Bad bad MSI !!

Quote from: Supershanks on 09-June-05, 04:15:31
From Mnaual :-
Don't understand the problem am i missing something???
If you noticed it says "S3 wake up". "S3" is waking up from STR = Suspend To Ram and thats considered as warm booting.. what I mean is booting the board cold from keyboard, hence "Power On by keyboard" If you have a compliant Keyboard 98 there is a button aptly named Power. There are 3 buttons on that kind of keyboards .. Sleep, Wake Up and Power.
Thanks in advanced

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News - BIG PROBLEM - MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum - DOES NOT POWER!!!

Hi to everyone.
I'm a proudly owner of a MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum that in one year gave me no problem until yesterday morning.
I used the computer in the night before and when I finished I turned it off and I went to bed.
Yesterday morning I found the power led blinking (like if the system was in standby), and there was no way to turn the PC on.
I even took off the battery for more than 12 hours and I left only minimal components installed:
the video card (Gainward GeForce 6800),
the psu (Antec TruePower 550W),
1 x 512 MB Ram Crucial Ballistix,
and I checked them into another computer and they work perfectly.
I tried shorting the MB power switch pins with a screwdriver and I've even tried to power on the system without the Memory or the Video Card... I've tried everything that came across my mind with no efforts!!!!
Every time I give power to the MB appens only that the power led starts blinking, but pressing the button the PC doesn't turn on.
PLEASE HELP ME... I really don't know what else to do!!!
Thanks,
Alberto

Quote from: alberto_melita on 20-August-05, 20:14:56
Hi thanks for the answers.
I do have a D-Bracket, but my problem is not that the system does not boot or does not post... my system DOES NOT POWER ON (!!!!), so d-bracket is useless!
When I plug the system power the only thing that happens is that the power led starts blinking (with the system still in soft-off), and if I press the power switch button nothing happens!
I've the bios for 7025 v1.8 and the settings where for OFF on power-loss ond pressing the button (can't rememeber if it was more than 4 sec) was meant to turn off the computer, but considering that I un-powered the pc more than once without the MB battery the settings should be factory default by now.
I went through the Windows-XP shut-down system, and i could not be an electrical problem as I always used the PC with a pretty good UPS unit.
Right now these are the full specs of my sytem:
- MB MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum nForce3 Ultra
- GAINWARD 6800 2600 GLH 256 MB Ram
- PSU Antec TruPower 550 W
- CPU AMD64 3500+ core Winchester @11*210 Mhz (this cpu has never overclocked very well)
- HEATSINK Thermalright XP-90 with a 12 Cm Enermax Fan (CPU temp in always below 55 °C when stressed)
- 1 x 512 Mb RAM Crucial Ballistix DDR400 optimized for MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
I left only these things inside my computer in the hope that it would turn on... it did not work. I tested each component but the MB, and they work perfectly.
Again...
Thanks for you efforts, any help will be appreciated.
Alberto.
All parts have been tested: CPU/RAM/GFX/PSU/HD/DVD, just not the MOBO ?
Checked if the MOBO is shorting in the case ?
Have you tried using the reset switch as power, on/off switch ? I've seen before when the power switch stops working (lose/bad wire busted spring) after swapping reset to power, then the system turned on. Worth a try, as sending it back to USA won't be cheap. If its over 1 year old it mite not be covered by the re-seller and or MSI. Best to check this out as law and warranty is different from country to country.
Good Luck

MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum has some SERIOUS vdimm issues

I did this post to other forum as well and I can be sure I'm not the only one with this problem and this has effect only if you are overclocking your system. I really hope some of the guys from MSI reads this post and if does not we need to notice them about this problem.
The link to other forum can be founded here
Problem #1
When you select (from BIOS) Cell Menu -> DRAM Configuration -> RAS to CAS (Trcd) and change the value to "2" it seems like it forces voltage to 2,7V, no matter what you select your Memory Voltage from BIOS (use multimeter if you don't believe).
Problem #2 (long story but keep reading, it's worth of it)
I was just tweaking my system up and I tried desperately achieve higher clock speed to my CPU, tried kinda everything out I could, more Vcore, more Vagp/Vchip, more vdimm, looser memory timings, dividers, all this without result.
After a while, I got my CPU running rock stable at 2520MHz with 1,55V (3500+ NewCastle, 252x10), Memory voltage(VDIMM) 2,65V and I was using 5:4 divider so my ram was running with 3-3-3-5 timings at 210MHz(Max Memclock: 166 used), VAGP/Vchip 1,50V. This far, all prime stable, superpi stable, 3d stable, etc, no problems at all.
So, I decided to go 2530MHz and higher. I fired my HTT (FSB) to 253MHz and it booted up. Went fine, and after Windows started I first ran SuperPi8M, 3DMark05 and PCMark04, it all went thru fine. Then Prime95, gave me error after 16mins. I just thought that maybe it didn't get enough juice, so I gave some more. I gave like 1,6V to cpu and I thought it should be stable now, but just a 8 minutes after I started Prime, I faced this same error again. Back to BIOS and I lowered my HT Frequency to 3x and I tried again, and now it took 11 minutes and Prime failed. Only problem I could imagine now was my memory, so I used loose 3-4-4-8 timings and guess what, Prime gave me error after 2minutes. I was totally pissed off and I thought CPU can't go any further.
This was rock stable:
CPU: 2520MHz (252x10 / 1,55V)
RAM: 210MHz (3-3-3-5 / 2,65V)
VAGP: 1,5V
And this was not stable:
CPU: 2530MHz (253x10 / 1,6V)
RAM: 210,83 (3-3-3-5 / 2,65V)
VAGP: 1,5V
And now comes the funny part. After like 20th visit to BIOS I increased my VDIMM to 2,7V and this wasn't stable neither, it was like 10 minutes and Prime failed. Okey, so AGAIN, back to BIOS and I ACCIDENTALY decreased my VDIMM to 2,6V and... it was stable, I ran prime like 6 hours and 59 mins and it was all ok. After that I was like ":censored: I did?" I just decreased my VDIMM and now I'm able to do higher overclock. My system is now running 2550MHz (255x10) with 1,6V
So my stable system now looks like this:
CPU: 2550MHz (255x10 / 1,6V)
RAM: 212,5MHz (3-3-3-5 / 2,6V)
VAGP: 1,5V
Can none of you guys give me some info what the h--- is this?!

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Originally posted by RollerCam540
Okay, let's try this again: I'm not a hostile guy and I didn't intend to offend your intelligence with my first post. I know you're thinking, why did I post the first post then, if I didn't intend to offend you? Well I'll tell you why:L
I'm truly sorry, I sometimes get nasty with these things. The "New member" under my name don't mean that I'm new to whole overclocking scene so that's why I don't need thus' Basic Overclocking Tips . And if I did hurt your feelings somehow, I'm sorry, I truly are. This was not what I planned this to be, I was just looking people with same experiences like I do.
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You are blaming the motherboard for something that I feel you cannot blame the motherboard for. Why do I say this?...
Well, I understand you feel way like that, but I've tried everything else and only thing I can come up to is motherboard. Like the CPU example you gave me, I can ignore it easily right here; The only thing this memory integrated controller does is data transfering, and as far as I know the motherboard handles the power circulation for memory, not the CPU.
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Originally posted by RollerCam540
Yes, the fact that VDIMM goes up without your consent is wierd, that would qualify as an issue. I'm assuming since your a smart guy, you have the latest BIOS and/or you've researched/tested all BIOS' to determine which works fastest/best with your configuration.
I assume you referred with this to an Trcd issue. And I have nothing to say to that, you can test it out if you want and be sure to get multimeter so you can be 150% sure about it. I've also tried 1.36, 1,37, 1.4 official, 1.41, 1.51 and 1.5X bioses and they all give me same problem. Trcd 2 forces your voltage to 2,7V, no matter what choose from BIOS.
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Originally posted by RollerCam540
For every guy you claim has trouble with their OCZ memory, there's a whole list of guys who're successfully using that memory in the A64 nvidia forum. Does this still mean it's a motherboard problem?
No, I don't have OCZ brand memory. I have Infineon by myself, so this far this has nothing to do with OCZ.
Example; I know alot of people who are using Kingston with this board and it's running all fine, I also know people who are running same set of Kingston as these peoples whos PC works great but still they are facing random memory problems. Same thing goes for OCZ too.
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Originally posted by RollerCam540
Look, I would be upset if I couldn't go higher than 210mhz FSB but I wouldn't be blaming the motherboard if I didn't know it was the motherboard?
I always do my research well and I'm not blaming anything 'til I'm sure of what is causing my problem. But in this case, I'm that 150% sure it is motherboard. (And by the way, my mobo does 340 FSB Prime & 3D Stable so that's not an issue)
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Originally posted by RollerCam540
I would hate to see you buy another motherboard only to find out the limiting factor was your CPU.
Don't be, cause I actually could do that to proof I'm right here and the issue is mobo
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Originally posted by RollerCam540
Have you tried running your computer 1:1? Do you get any memtest/goldmem errors with it 1:1?
This was kind of stupid question (sorry :D), you can't run 1:1 divider with memory stick which has example PC2700 SPD information (you can do that with A64 Tweaker but no use if you're planning to do memtest). According to Asus report this is caused by A64's integrated memory controller.
So let say this one more time, the voltage of your memory has nothing to do with A64's integrated memory controller, your motherboard handles this. That's why I know this is motherboard related issue, not CPU, memory, PSU, or anyone else I didn't mentioned.
I guess you got some of the answer you wanted to hear, but if you got any xtra questions, feel free to ask. Maybe the best way is to contact me via Messenger.
I got to tell you that the A64s have a lot more to do with the memory than the boards do. The cpu really has to be matched to the memory and not all 3500+ cpus will run a certain type memory the same. I have tried several diffrent boards and several diffrent types of memory and it seems to me the cpu has more to do with not only the memory timings they can handle but the speed as well. Also cpu temps can make a diffrence here as well. Remeber the controllers are in the cpu. I would also say that the older 3500+ did not have as good of controllers.

Difference between K8N Neo2 Platinum & K8N Neo2-F

Can anyone help to clear up what exactly is the difference between these two motherboards? I have the features page printed out and compared them side by side, but I don't see any difference. I understand that the K8N Neo2 Platinum has been on the market for a while, and the K8N Neo2-F is new. Any help is much appreciated.
Here are the links to both of them:
http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=K8N_Neo2_Platinum&class=mb
http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=K8N_Neo2-F&class=mb

My Neo2 Platinum was the 54g version with a PCI 802.11b/g card and it seems that for some reason these boards have better power regulation than the standard Plat (at least the early models) as I have not had all the problems (PS/2, PCI, etc) some have had. And I have a Canon Digital Camcorder which only uses Firewire to output to PC.

System suddenly won't power on (MSI K8N NEO2 PLATINUM NFORCE3)

System specs are
COOLERMASTER TAC-T01 WAVE MASTER ALUMINUM ATX 4X5.25 1X3.5 4X3.5INT case
MSI K8N NEO2 PLATINUM NFORCE3 ULTRA S939 AGP 5PCI SATA 1394 SOUND 1000LAN
KINGSTON HYPERX 1024MB DUAL CHANNEL KIT PC3500 2X512MB DDR 433MHZ 184PIN
ATI Radeon X800XT PE AGP
SEAGATE BARRACUDA 7200.7 200GB SATA 8MB 7200RPM 8.5MS OEM
CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER AUDIGY 2 ZS 7.1 1394 PCI RETAIL BOX
LITEON 16X DVD-ROM INT E-IDE RETAIl
MITSUMI FA404A 7-IN-1 FLOPPY DRIVE & FLASH READER CF/SM/SD/MMC/MS
LG 4163b dvd burner
Nothing has ever been overclocked on this system.
Everything is plugged into a Belkin Surgemaster powerbar.
I haven't mentioned the power supply. I'll get to that. I have been using an ANTEC NEOPOWER 480W POWER SUPPLY (ATX12V DUAL 12V RAILS ACTIVE PFC W/ DETACHABLE OUTPUT CABLES) for about a year on this system without
any issues. One morning, I wake up, hit the power button on my coolermaster case, and nothing happens.
CPU fan won't even spin. Nothing happens.
O.k., blown power supply, I think . . . .
So I take out my Antec and put it in another system. That system turns on
without any problems.
Hmm . . .
I come here, and I read posts about
potential compatibility issues with Antec power supplies. But if it's a compatibility
issue why was my system working for about a year?
O.k., fine. I'll buy a Enermax 535W EG565P-VE FMA 24P (115/230 VAC) power supply.
I just plug it into the mainboard (nothing else). Hit the power button . . .
The CPU fan spins for half a second, and then nothing.
Did my motherboard just suddenly die for no reason?
Any suggestions?

Pull the AC plug from PSU and set cmos in clear position with battery removed for atlest 20 minutes perhaps longer .
Then try to post the system barebone .
Just cpu,1 pcs memory in slot 1 , gfx card , and keyboard in PS2.
No usb devices at all including card reader and no pci cards harddisks or cdoms/dvd/floppy.
It could also be caused by a short or a malfunctioning fan connected to mobo.
Try to disconnect all case fans from mobo headers if you have any connected to additional fan holders.
The chipset fan can also be disconnected momentarily just to see if it posts.
If none of this helps , replace cmos battery and try again .

Which power supply for k8n neo2 Platinum

I need to buy a new power supply for my computer. With the ATX12V v2.2 standard and ATX12V 2.01 and the "no -5v on new psu's" issue I'm at a loss as to what to look for. I have looked and cannot find what "standard" (is that even the correct term?) the k8n neo2 supports.
My main requirement is that the psu be 550-650 watts and have modular cables. I know someday I will have to upgrade my system to PCI-E and modern components, so I would like a PSU that would work now and in the future.
Could someone point me in the right direction?
Many thanks
system spec's
Motherboard- MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
CPU- AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual core 4800 939 socket
Memory-CORSAIR 2X1G Twinx2048
Video- ATI HIS 4670 1GB AGP
HD- Seagate 100 gb 7200 rpm
Drives CD-DVD and CD-RW
PSU- Ultra X Connect 500W ATX
Sound- Creative SB Audigy2 Gamer
OS- WinXP Home SP3 32 bit

Why do you need 550-650W or is that just because of future needs? I would suggest one of the Corsair +12V single rail modular PSU's if you insist on the modular design. Check newegg for what they have for modular in the Corsair lineup. I'm sure you're aware that their price is considerably higher than the non-modular. K8 MB's that needed -5V are the early ones that had Creative Sound Blaster onboard audio.
HX650
   * Was: $139.99
   * $109.99
   * After $10.00 Rebate
   * $10.18 Shipping
That's what it is now but if you don't need it in a big hurry you can probably wait a while and get for the same price but with free shipping.
Edit: Gee, Ultra with blown caps, I just happen to have a xPRO 800W that blew some caps, repaired it and started going bad again and then got my TX650 to replace it. Got it for $70 after rebate (which I haven't received yet) by waiting for the right price, rebate and free shipping. VX550 would have been good enough but at the time I got the TX650 at a lower price.

Has the K8N Neo2 Platinum bios poroblem been fixed?

I work at CanadaComputers, and well we've been having this problem w/ people purchasing the K8N Neo2 Platinum, and a 3000+ winchester, mainly because that it wont post becuase the CPU is 90NM, where as the bios that is shipped w/ the board only supports 130NM.
I was just wondering if that was fixed or something because people that still buy the board from us, have this problem. Are we getting just the older versions of the board (the june build i think?) or has the problem just not been looked into?
Luis

Interesting that you work there. I bought an MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum and AMD64 3000+ . How are people finding the Asus A8V DX and Epox 9nda3+? Any problems? I may sell my MSI and grab one of those, and actually could easily get it from CC. I don't care if I lose on total speed etc. I want stability and less problems. I haven't even put my PC together and gotten it up and running and the list of potential problems is daunting. That and the fact that I happen to have a Matrox G400 video card which won't even allow me to start my PC! Arrghh. Either that or grab a Sapphire 9600XT even though I hardly play games.

MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum power

I am gonna buy the K8N Neo2 Platinum board and I was wondering if my current power supply could handle the new board and my 6800 ultra. This is my current power supply:
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-153-006&depa=0
If its not good enough, anyone have a suggestion on a new one?

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Originally posted by vanish
When you plan using a sata hdd you will have to get power adapter with your second sugestion.
vanish
Sata hdds use a different power plug?
Thanks alot for the input guys. Im still questioning whether or not I should upgrade cause im not sure how big of an improvement the new board and processor are gonna be over a p4 2.53.

MSi K8N Neo2 platinum: Power problem?

Hello everybody, I'm from vietnam
I have bought a K8N Neo2 Platinum with AMD3000+ (venice, E6) + PSU Acbel 300W (I thibk that it' enough, because I just use this machine for everyday co). But I have a bug:
I shutdown my PC, but I don't disconnect it from the electricity, then, i can start it again.
I shutdown my PC, but I disconnect it from the electricity, then, i cannot start it again- the system starts, the fans move, but just that. i have to clear CMOS, then, the PC can run normal.
I have flash BIOS to the newest (V1.B), but it can;t help!
Thanks a lot for your aid!

i think you need a new PSU.

K8N Neo2 platinum & 750g sata RAID issue

Hi there I have an issue with booting up. I have 1 200g Western digital HDD where windows is installed and I have 1 further 500g WD drive which were both fine until I decided to buy 2 samsung 750g HDD's to run in RAID. I have installed the drives in RAID and formatted but I am having a problem with booting.
If I reset, the computer keeps rebooting at the detection stage, powers off and keeps doing it over and over. Sometimes it will go through if you wait long enough. When I turn the power on and off it will go through the detection stage no worries every time but then at the XP loading screen it will freeze there. Sometimes it goes through and I will boot into XP fine and other times I can't get in.
I have the latest Bios 7025V1D but I am wondering if this issue is bios related because of the 750g size... The problem has only started since I have installed the two 750g HDD's in RAID. Does this bios version support 750g HDD's? Is there an updated BIOS to fix this problem somewhere?
I have 2gig of ram, 3500+ processor, latest Nforce3 drivers from Nvidia, RAID drives on sata ports/3/4, 500gig WD on sata port 1, 200 gig WD is HDD is IDE, Windows SP2 and all updated, ummmmmm everything else is fine I'm fairly sure.
I had a few troubles installing the RAID drivers because windows didn't want to accept the drivers I downloaded from here and did not want to accept the drivers in windows. I ended up getting it the drives to come on-line through the use of START/NVIDIA corp/ NVIDIA RAID program (cant remember the name, typing this on another computer).
Any ideas would be greatly and very muchly appreciated!
Terry.

Ok My PSU is: WideTECH 550w, +3.3v=33a, +5v=36a, +12v=25a, -12v=1.0a, +5vsb=2.5a.
I am only running 3 HDD's at the moment, the 2 750's and the 1 200gig. I have left the other 500gig unplugged until I get this problem sorted. I don't have a cd rom plugged in or a floppy. I only connect them when I need to because this computer is setup to be a storage server and I use my other pc for anything dvd related etc. The only other thing which is chewing power is the video card which is an old 6800gt ultra. So basically the power issue was fine until I installed the two extra HDD's and as I have unplugged the 500gig for the time being its only really one extra HDD which shouldn't be an issue. Oh I have two 80mm case fans using the psu aswell.
As for my other specs: I have 1 gig of Geil dual channel RAM 2x512 sticks, CPU=AMD Athlon64 3500+, MB is MSI K8n Neo2 Platinum, Vid card= Leadtek geforce 6800gt ultra 256 agp, You know about my HDD's but here they are again= 1x 200g WD caviar IDE, 1x 500g WD caviar sata(1 I think), 2 x 750g samsung sata (2 I think), OS = XP Home SP2 with all lasest automatic updates, latest BIOS etc etc etc....
My windows is a legit copy as well.
You mentioned putting my HDD's into sata 1 mode... I was of the opinion that my motherboard does not support sata2 anyway and would not allow them to run in anything but sata1?? If I did want to change the sata mode where would I do this anyway?
Thanks for your reply but I don't think it has to do with psu or sata mode although I'm interested about this sata2 thing, please explain.
Thanks in advance,
Terry.

K8N Neo2 Platinum - satisfied except cold boot

My new build is doing well except for the near-famous cold-boot problem. When the box has been off for a while, I hit the power button, fans & drives spin up, the optical blinks a couple times, but no video or POST. The LEDs look like 4 green, but 2 seem dimmer, as if they're just reflecting the light from the other 2. A 5-second hiit on the power button shuts it down, hit it again and it fires right up, but stops during post with the message that it's in safe mode and to reset my (nonexistent) OCs. From this point I can F1, boot up, and run for hours. No probs unless it's off for a while. I have seen the problem since early in the build, when I powered up outside the case with just 1 stick of RAM and the LEDs (no vid or drives).
Searching the board shows a lot of people having the problem, but nobody seems to have a solution, so I went to the support site to check the knowledge-base and FAQs. Interesting to find there that A64 boards do not appear to exist. No FAQ, no option to spec socket 939 or 754 to search the KB.
Maybe if we get a number of us with the problem to post specs & observations in one thread we can spot a pattern?
I have noted that I can't just do an on-off-on. It has to spend 20-30 seconds in the lockup mode before cycling the power results in a successful boot.
BTW all, some really nice things are happening with RAM prices lately. I got my 2 gigs for US$190 delivered.
K8N Neo2 Platinum
Athlon64 3500 (130 nm)
2G (4 x 512) SuperTalent PC3200 RAM
2 120G Maxtor SATA (1 & 2) in raid0
1 160G Seagate SATA (3)
1 Sony DRU 720A 16X dual-layer DVD +/- R/RW (primary master)
PNY Verto nVidia 6800 vid
Mad Dog 600W PSU (30A on +12)

Quote from: elliott on 13-April-05, 09:23:05
I'll give the bios a shot, but the idea of using the HT to slow the box down and then speeding it back up again in Winders...
Putting HT to 4 does not slow down the box... Especially if ur FSB is over 200 (if ur overclocking) like in my case: FSB=260mhz, I must put down the HT to 4 in order to run everything perfect. HT standard is 200x5=1000, in my case its 260x4=1040... as long as HT is between 800-1200... I believe there is no real time performance loss as long as u have STABILITY. I have seen a lotta people in this forum fixing stability problems just by reducing the HT when they overclocking... some cases even to HT=3.

Reboot problem with MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum and 250 GB SATA HDD

I'm having a "reboot" problem with my MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum. After turning my system on it will run without any problems, until I reboot. After a reboot it will always hang after the initial windows-bootscreen. The HDD-light will remain on. If, instead of going into Windows XP SP2, I try to enter the BIOS after a reboot (DEL) the system will also hang (blank screen with blinking cursor).
It started doing this after I installed the Maxtor 250 GB SATA disk. Before, I didn't have problems rebooting. If I disconnect the Maxtor drive I can reboot and enter BIOS and Windows each and every time. Reconnecting the Maxtor 250 GB SATA drive will return the reboot problem. I always have to use the power swith to get a working system again. It's not enough to do a hard reset (this has the same effect as rebooting).
Here are the details of my system:
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum (BIOS 1.B)
Athlon 64 3200+ (Winchester, 2 Ghz, 512 KB cache, stepping DH-D0)
2 x Kingston KVR400X64C25/512, 512 MB, DDR, PC3200 (2,5-3-3-8 T1)
Asus Radeon AX800 Pro (256 MB)
PSU Antec Sonata 380W
HDD Maxtor 80Gb ATA (6Y080P0, Pri Master)
HDD Seagate 250Gb SATA (ST3200822AS)
HDD Maxtor 250Gb SATA (6V250F0 - jumpered in SATA150 mode, the mobo wouldn't work with the drive in SATA300-mode)
Aopen COM5232/AAH Pro CD-Writer ATA (Sec Master)
BenQ DW1640 DVD-Writer ATA (Sec Slave)
P.S. The NVidia IDE-drivers are NOT installed. System is not overclocked.

Thank you for all the replies. Upgrading to the latest Nvidia IDE-drivers did not fix my problem. Moving to other SATA-ports did not help either. Upgrading the mobo's BIOS is not really an option (I'm using one version before the most recent and there isn't anything in the fixlist of the latest BIOS).
Now I've contacted Maxtor for (hopefully) a new firmware.
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insego please use the SEARCH BUTTON
I did use the search function to find other people with similar problems. The reason I started a topic of my own was because of the text you get while joining:
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Do not hijack another persons topic. If you have a similar problem, start your own thread anyway.
Maybe in retrospect I should first have tried the solutions in other topics.

New CPU, Msi K8n neo2 platinum - no boot!

Greetings!
I got the following components:
*MSI K8N NEO2 Platinum -54g MB
*4 x 512mb Geil Value Ram
*Gainward 7800GS+ Bliss 512mb AGP
*Samsung Spinpoint 500gb SATA HD
*Corsair 620HX (620W) PSU
*CPU AMD Opteron 180 Dual Core (upgrade from AMD 3000+ Winchester)
I recently upgraded my PC with a new HD, more ram, new CU Fan/heatsink - on an AMD 3000+ (Winchester). PC wouldn't boot - I did however manage to fix it. I think it was because of the ram, one of the bricks had some dust on it. Since then, my pc has worked 100%...
Today, however, I got a new PSU and CPU in the mail! A Corsair 620W PSU and an AMD OPTERON 180 Dual. I carefully cleaned the surface on the heatsink etc, and applied an appropriate amount of "Arctic Alumina" on the CPU/heatsink (as followed per instructions from Arctic). When I have connected everything, and fire my pc up - it just won't boot.. (The monitor won't light up).
Since then, I have carefully checked all wires, unplugged/replugged etc.
But it just won't boot!
I do have the latest bios (1.0D), so it should support my CPU.
I should mention some "weird" things, though. When I try to boot up, everything seems normal (All fans are running), but there are no lights on my case! And I can't turn off the PC while holding down the "power" button on my case. I can't reset either.. as soon as I turn the PC on (by turning on the PSU power switch), the PC starts running. Normally I would have to push the button on my case. ALSO: I have cleared CMOS, still a black screen. And I have tried 2 different monitors, so I know it aint that either.
My old PSU was a Chieftec 360W one (and my case is a Chieftec also). The old PSU was connected to "SFAN2" on my MB,.. my new PSU isn't connected to any "SFAN" at all.. I doubt that has anything to do with the problem though?
Any suggestions on what I might do ?
Edit: D-bracket shows this (Yellow, red, red, yellow):
BIOS Sign On
- This will start showing information about logo, processor brand name, etc... - It stops here. No boot screen

Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 14-November-07, 21:14:42
remove power cord from the PSU(else will not work) and Clear CMOS Guide.
leave one memory stick only in a 1st DIMM slot near to CPU socket and try to boot.
Done & done.
Still no boot screen :(

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hi Having Real Problems The With K8N Neo2 Platinum Board
When Starting Up The PC All I Get Is One LOud Beep That Lasts About
2 Seconds And Then Stops For 2 Seconds Then Does It Again And So On
But Never Gets To Post ,I Thought It Might Be Some Card Not Seated Right
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All The Components Out And Rebuilt My Old 2600xp Socket a And All The Components Are Working Fine , So My Problem is HAve I Got A Doa Motherboard
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One Of The problems That I Have Is I Didnt Get the D Card With The Motherboard
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First But I`m Sure This Has Only Just Been Added To The Site Check It Here
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And yes The memory Can Work In Dual Channel Mode But Only With The Samsung PC2700 At 256mb A peice
My Thinking Behind The Graphics CArd Change ie (Swapping The Radeon 9800 Pro
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I recently installed a new video card - BFG 6800 Ultra and the fps during gaming has dropped drastically. I thought the problem might be the video card so I flashed it to a newer bios, this had no effect. Then I swapped in my old video card - 6800 GT and the problem still existed. I also tried turning off Fast Writes and there was no change. I had my CPU overclocked and tried setting everything to default values, but there was no change. I ran Sandra benchmarks and the CPU / Memory is performing as it should. I would like to figure out if the problem is with a bios setting or the motherboard itself. Here are some benchmarks:
FarCry River Demo:
Before 52.9fps
After 28.8fps
3DMark05
Before
3DMark Score   4425 3DMarks
GT1 - Return To Proxycon   19.6 FPS
GT2 - Firefly Forest   12.9 FPS
GT3 - Canyon Flight   21.9 FPS
CPU Score   4681 CPUMarks
CPU Test 1   2.3 FPS
CPU Test 2   4.2 FPS
After
3DMark Score   2543 3DMarks
GT1 - Return To Proxycon   14.1 FPS
GT2 - Firefly Forest   6.2 FPS
GT3 - Canyon Flight   12.0 FPS
CPU Score   791 CPUMarks
CPU Test 1   0.5 FPS
CPU Test 2   0.6 FPS
Here are my system specs:
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum 1.4 bios
Athlon 64 3000+
BFG GeForce 6800 Ultra 71.25 drivers
WD 37GB Raptor SATA
WD 160GB SATA
512 x 2 OCZ Platinum Rev. 2 PC3200
Koolance EXOS watercooling (video, CPU)
OCZ Powerstream 520W power supply

Quote from: s4eric on 17-February-05, 02:07:01
I didn't reinstall Windows, but restored to an earlier image. Everything is back to normal.
Crap....I was going to say it was certianly broke and send it to me ;-)
Glad you got it fixed.
BTW-Why did you go from 6800 GT to an ultra??? So much money sittin' around? I feel your pain.

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