Kt6 delta lsr problem ?

i had just installed unreal2 again and then restarted my comp , but on the restart my comp kept beeping 3 times and kept repeating the 3 beeps . so i restarted it after i shut down the power and it started normally , is my mobo starting to fail ?

thats what i thought about the memory , thanks every body for the replies

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Problem with KT6 Delta-LSR

Hello
I bought MSI KT6 Delta-lsr today and haven't had it work yet.
Usually when I turn on the power only fans start to run and i get memory or processor error from d-bracket leds. Memory chips and processor should be ok since sometimes If I clear cmos and start pc, it seems to start fine and all leds are green but system will hang in winxp loading screen. Changing options in bios doesn't seem to do any good, usually boot after editing bios will cause again memory or processor error.
Any idea what is causing this problem?
Specs.
Amd TB 1ghz -> too old for this mobo?
256mb seitec ddr 333 (also tested Twinmos memory chips)
Msi kt6 delta-lsr
Msi gf4 ti 4200
harddrives, cd, cd-rw, the usual stuff...

Thank you for moving this topic to right forum.
I was wondering if those memory chips just doesn't work with my processor.
Could someone explain me this fsb and ddr speed stuff? Not sure if my tb runs
with fsb 100 or fsb 133. Or does those setting even matter for ddr rams?
Manual says that if I have cpu speed 100 and 333 ddr it's not supported but 133 and 333 should work. Still pc sometimes seem to start up but freezes soon. So to me it seems memory and proccessor works.

Msi kt6 delta lsr temp problem?

i have just installed a msi kt6 delta lsr , but when i have ran the system a while the sys temp is around 40-42 c and the cpu temp is around 52c .
on my old mobo the temps never went above 35c for the cpu and 25c for the sys temp .
my specs for old mobo etc =
AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2600+
jetway v400db (kt400 chipset)
400w psu
ata133 80gb hd (maxtor)
512 ddr333
geforce fx5800 ultra
windows me (but same in win xp pro)
2 fans blowing air into case and 2 sucking air out
does anybody know a way to improve the temps please

Yippee! A ME user, like me! You know I guess MS support for W98 and ME has been prolonged til 2006? It has partly to do with Linux.
The temperature for the CPU is a little high, but not alarmingly so. Barton gets a little bit hotter on these boards, and I think it is the placing belovw the PSU that is the cause. The system temperature for you is no problem.
To get the warmth away from the CPU I suggest a fan placed in the case door/side, that sucks it out.
Perhaps you have not got such a case door? Then I suggest a quiet 80 mm fan on the back of the case as high as possible, again sucking air out in order to make a nice air flow. Another suggestion is to tie away cabling to the sides of the case as much as possible, power cables, IDE cables etc.

Problems installing windows on 36.7GB raptor on KT6 Delta-LSR

I've been trying to get this damn thing to work for a few days and then someone told me about the forum here at MSI. So far I've been reading different threads now for a total of approx. 3-4 hours and I don't think I've come across someone with my exact problem unless I've overlooked it. I've had two 40GB drives for a couple of years now and I decided that I'll upgrade to a WD 36.7 GB raptor. I thought all would be good until I popped it in and tried to install windows on it. I boot off the Win XP CD and press F6 to instal the SATA drivers. It accepts the drivers on the floppy, recognizes the drive and reformats and continues until, right after the format it says, "The disk or CD may be damaged......blah blah blah." I don't know if this is referring to my HDD, but it seemed like it was referring to my floppy b/c when I press enter to continue, it asks me to insert the floppy again, and then it reads the floppy and gives the same error. I've been trying to get this to work for the past few days now, and I think I tried almost everything. I disconnected all other optical drives and HDD's except for the Raptor and my dvd writer and still same prob. I tried d/l new sata drivers from MSI and still same problem. I changed where I plugged the sata into (since there were two ports) and still same thing. I wanted to update my bios (v5.5) but the readme file said not to flash from a floppy. I don't have another drive to flash from, so I don't know what to do about that. Please anybody help!!! My system spec are below...
MSI KT6 DELTA-LSR
AMD 3000
1.5 GB RAM
ATI Radeon 9200
WD 36.7 RAPTOR
Samsung 40GB 7200rpm
LG CD writer
LG DVD writer
Enermax 300W
SB Audigy
D-Link wireless network adapter
....I think that's about it.
When I tried installing last the CDRW and Samsung drive were disconnected....

Hello,
I would like to comment on the 1.5Gb of ram.
Please use 1 stick and try again.
Also I hope you are not mixing modules of different make/spec/size.
1GB + 512MB
512MB + 512MB + 512MB <this one is good if thry are all the same make/model/revision
256MB + 256MB + 1GB
You can test the memory with this program.
http://www.memtest.org/download/1.51/memtest86+-1.51.floppy.zip
- Extract all the files to a folder, then run the install.bat.
- It will make a memtest bootdisk.
- Then you must boot from this disk, please test each module individually.
- If they are all fine then try your combo and see what happens.
- Test each module for 1hour, if you get any errors instantly then you can stop and change module.
Do not flash until you are sure that the memory is ok.
HOW TO FLASH BIOS
==============
Download this run it to make a boot disk.
http://www.nerdlabs.org/bootdisks/diskimages/wboot98se.exe
Then get a 2nd disk, copy everything in the BIOS zip to it.
Boot from the RAMDRIVE DISK, start computer without cdrom support.
once its all loaded, put in the 2nd disk.
type
copy a:\*.* c:
press enter
type
c:
press enter
type
adsfi709 a6590vms.570
press enter
it should flash the BIOS.
Then you must turn the PC off and clear the CMOS, (JBAT jumper).
Reconfigure all of your settings.
==============

MSI KT6 Delta LSR SATA to PATA High CPU Usage Problem

Well recently I've switch to my one of my other motherboards on my network to a MSI KT6 Delta LSR, it was working fine after a reformat, but I notice a few problems and that is 100% cpu usage for SATA to PATA, and vice versa, which seems really crazy. Then my network card performance is ISDN speed sluggish, and I tested my line to be working 100% with another mobo. But when I put another NIC on the same mobo it suffers the same speed problems.
Any suggestions? The rig is specs:
Barton 2500+
Antec QuietPower 350W
200GB Seagate SATA HDD
40GB Seagate PATA HDD
ATI Radeon 7500 AIW
Audigy 2 Value
Realtek 8139 NIC
MSI KT6 Delta LSR Mobo
2x512 MB PC 2700 RAM
Pioneer 107D DVD Writer
LG 16X DVD-ROM
56K Modem (A-open)

Shouldn't say what I don't know about SATA, but since I found below, I need ask if VIA 4in1 drivers are installed, preferably while in SafeMode I say:
http://www.google.se/search?q=cache:X6ewgPiIHYcJ:www.qdi.nl/cgi-bin/bbs/YaBB.pl%3Fboard%3DP4I865%3Baction%3Ddisplay%3Bnum%3D1074174096+sata+to+pata+cpu+usage&hl=sv
I recently installed 160g Seagate barracuda 7200.7 drive on SATA port. (I enabled the Bios using Auto) I have a P4I865pea-6al mother board, with two PATA drives . When copying files between the PATA drives on ide ports, to or from, the SATA drive, I notice the CPU usage goes up to 100%, but when copying files from one ide drive (the PATA drives) to another the CPU usage is very low.
Is there a bios setting that will allow me to copy files from the SATA drive to the Pata drives using a small amount of CPU power, found when just copying between the Primary and Secondary IDE drives? I am using Adobe premiere pro, which uses a lot of CPU power, and the high CPU usage of the SATA drive crashes this program? Any help would be appreciated
Re: CPU usage with SATA drive?
« Reply #1 on: Oct 30th, 2004, 7:17pm » Quote Modify
have you installed the newest chipset- and ide drivers ?

My system crashes when i use my soundblaster on my KT6 delta LSR

(English is not my native language, so sorry for the mistakes)
Hi, i'm new here and i need help, i just bought a KT6 Delta LSR (integrated 5.1 sound) and i want to use my good old soundblaster live! 5.1 but when i disable de integrated sound and plug my sound card the system, in the middle of windows operation (windows always boot), all of a suddden crashes or simply the sound freezes and stay in the same sound over and over again and then the whole system hangs and i have to reboot the system.
I have no idea of what could be causing the problem...
When i use the integrated sound it works fine and in stranges cases (for example: when i'm connected to the internet for more than 30 minutes) the system hangs, but with the sound card would not work 15 minutes ok.
Hope you can help me.... Thanks

Hi, i have noticed something.... it seems like the sound card has nothing to do with the problem, because i also have my system hanging when i use my modem (which is also a pci device), so i guess that the problem is someway related to the pci bus, can anyone help me???
The system works fine when i don't use the sound card or the modem, if i put some music it hangs before the first song ends, and with the modem it takes like 30 miutes to freeze, and i have to reboot.
Wish someone can help me.

Sata on the MSI-KT6 DELTA LSR

Hello
Can someone tell me if i can run 1 sata disc with windows XP and no ide hdd wil this work on my MSI-KT6 DELTA LSR motherboard.
Or do i need to do it in raid
Greetz sjoerd

It's possible. There's one person who's had problems and there's others that say they can. The FAQ on the ASUS KT600 board says you can on XP (not sure about me or 98), so accroding to them the 8237 bridge should be able to. I'll paste the Asus steps which should be about the same. You need to up date your bios to the one ending in .52 (for MSI). Via has some newer drivers posted Sept 22nd ...maybe go with them at link below and follow the asus steps for 1 HD. Post back if it works. I'd use XP with SP1 incorporated. I'm not saying the answer to your question is a definite "yes".
ASUS FAQ site:
I have only one HDD, but it's SATA HDD. Can I use it to install Windows XP on A7V600 without building RAID?
Yes, you can install Windows XP with one SATA HDD on A7V600.
Please first copy the driver from A7V600 support CD \Drivers\VIARAID\DriverDisk\SATA\*.* into root directory of floppy disk.
(i.e. root directory of floppy disk should contain \pide and \sata folders, txtsetup.oem and vt6420 files.)
Then, boot system by Windows XP installation CD, when the below message show up, press "F6".
"Press F6 if you need to install a third party SCSI or RAID driver"
Then, press "S" to specify additional device when next screen show up. Put the driver floppy disk you made and press enter to continue.
(If the floppy disk is made successfully, the installation program will ask for selecting driver. Please then select "VIA Serial ATA RAID Controller(Windows XP)".)
After SATA driver loaded and Windows XP can recognize SATA HDD, you can continue to install Windows XP as usual.
(If the driver is selected successfully, but the installation program cannot find your hard drive. Please check whether the hard drive is connected correctly both SATA cable and power cable.)
Via has some new Sep 22nd drivers (you might try those) and in the notes it says it does JBOD along with RAID.
http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=310

DDR400 freezing on KT6 Delta-LSR ?

I usually run 2 x sticks of 512MB Kingston DDR400, and have never had a problem.
I've removed them to test a 1GB stick of Kingston DDR400, but it won't work at 'full speed'.
I'm guessing the RAM is fine, as it was working perfectly in the system I pulled it from.
XP freezes (after about 5-10 mins) when I run the RAM at 400MHz, but seems to be ok at 333MHz.
> Tested RAM in all slots, still freezes
> Booted into Windows Memory Diagnostic - no errors
> Booted into Memtest86 - no errors (didn't let it run long though)
> Ran HCI Memtest from XP, and it froze as soon as the test started. But will run fine at 333MHz.
I ordered another 1GB stick a few days ago (to have 2GB total). Have I wasted my money? Will I have to run my DDR400 RAM at 333Mz?
Any suggestions?
View bigger image: http://i35.tinypic.com/2l8x5kw.gif
MSI KT6 Delta-LSR
Seasonic S12 430W PSU
AMD Athlon XP 2800+
1GB Kingston DDR400 (KVR400X64C3A/1G)
MSI GF6200 graphics card
M-Audio Delta 66 audio card
2xSATA HDD, 2xPATA HDD, 1xCD drive, 1xDVD drive

I tried disabling spread spectrum, froze again.
Bugger it. I'll just stick with 333. I'll be getting another one (DDR400) in the mail in a few days, so I'll test that (by itself) and see if it can run at 400. Not that it will be much use even if it can.
I was going to buy 2 sticks of 333 anyway, but the 400s are cheaper. So I guess even if I'm stuck at 333, I've still saved a few dollars.
Nearly time to retire the Delta-LSR I think....

KT6 Delta Network Problems

Last saturday I bought 2 new MSI KT6 Delta mainboards. 1 with a AlthonXP 2500+ cpu, the other with a 2200+.
Both machines work fine.
Now I just set up some shared directories to copy files from computer 1 to computer 2. But when I start to copy files. The (onboard)LANport in computer 1 just freezes up for some reason. The only way to get a connection back on it is to turn off the LANport and turn it back on again.
Drivers and stuff have all been installed correctly, so that can't be the problem. Also internet itself works fine on both machines.
What can I do to get the LANports working properly ?
t.i.a.

Situation:
- 1 brand new computer, 2 weeks old with 2 network cards installed, one for the internet, one for the intranet.
- 1 old computer connected to new computer.
The 2 problems I have with the new computer are:
- Computer freezes for less then a second every few seconds.
- Computer hangs completely, every 5 to 60 minutes.
This *ONLY* happens when both network cards are enabled in Windows XP.
Specs are as followed:
- MSI KT6 Delta-LSR
- Onboard Broadcom 4401
- Onboard 6 channels software audio codec C-Media 9739A
- 3Com EtherLink 10/100 PCI (3C905B-TX)
- NVIDIA FX5200
- 512MB DDR400
What I have done:
- Moved the 3Com 10/100 to all possible PCI slots, without re-installing anything.
The problem remained.
- Moved the 3Com 10/100 to PCI slot 3, re-installed Windows XP.
The problem remained.
- Disabled the onboard NIC, installed a 3Com EtherLink 10 XL PCI (3C900B-TPO) in some PCI slot.
The problem remained.
- Moved both NIC's around and around and around.
The problem remained.
- Re-installed Windows XP, onboard LAN disabled, 2 3Com NICS.
Problem solved...
Yes, at this moment everything was working perfectly. Both computers had fast internet, no more freezes, everything was working perfectly.
Stupid me though, I went into the BIOS, and choose the High Performance option. Windows XP booted, I noticed that I had no sound anymore. It turned out that the High Performance option disabled the onboard Audio, so I enabled it again, and then the problems came back again.
Perhaps with re-installing Windows XP the problem will go away again, but I am starting to get really curious to what exactly is my problem.
I tried everything to find out what is wrong. I disabled USB support in the BIOS, disabled the onboard Audio, disabled everything else that was sharing an IRQ with the NIC's... The problem remained.
I found on the net a way to delete the uninstalled devices in Windows XP (when you move a NIC to another PCI slot, XP remembers the old NIC as well). So I did.. Everything looks clean, but the problem remains.
Memory, nope, that is not the cause either, did a memory test, everything was ok.
Drivers? I downloaded the latest versions, also tried the old versions though. Tried with and without the VIA chipset drivers, no change.
What oh what can be the problem?
When I use 'msinfo32.exe', I do not see any conflicts with one of the NIC's.
At this moment, the 3Com is at IRQ 10 and the Broadcam at IRQ 12.
Oh yeah, I also re-installed Windows XP *without* ACPI support. In the hope I could manualy assign the resources to the NIC's. But that did not work. The settings are still grayed-out. I could however change some PCI settings in the BIOS. But all in all, the problem remains.
I just wonder what could this be? Motherboard? Operating System? Drivers? Other Hardware?
I can not think of any other thing anymore, besides installing Windows 2000 and see if the problem will disappear.
Maybe there are some guys out there who recognize something here...
Let me know please, thanks.
Ronny.

KT6 Delta-LSR lock ups

Hi again , i was having trouble with my KT6 Delta-LSR not reading the correct cpu speed . ie it read 1.1 when it was a barton 3200 , I was advised to turn fsb up to 200 , which i did and it displayed the correct cpu, but i am getting lots of lock ups now, if i put back down to 166 its very stable , but now i cant get pc to boot after last lock up , it just freezes after american megatrends screen .
KT6 Delta-LSR
barton 3200
1gig cas 2 ddr400
maxtor 120 gig sata
creative 5950 (latest drivers)
onboard sound
480w thermaltake psu
winxp pro , fully updated .
any help much appreciated
adam

You don't mention the Brand of your ram. You stated that' it's Cas 2.
I purchased some generic ram that was Cas 2, but I couldn't push my FSB above 100. When I upgraded to some Kingston (see below) I could easily push it to 166.
Good luck!!!

HELP - MSI KT6 Delta-LSR

hi,
i have this motherboard: msi kt3 ultra2, and now im buying a new one, for use with my barton 2500+.
i prefer MSI KT6 Delta-LSR, but i dont know if can i change the multiplie like in Abit NF7-S (MaxFID™ Technology).
can i do this on MSI KT6 Delta-LSR ?
remember: in actual motherboard i can change the cpu ratio only to 12.5
i need to select what ratio i want. like 15x, 16x...
thanks and sorry for the english.

a its a via board not an nforce
b why change it if you want multipliers like that ,only reason to change is to run 200 fsb and you only get yto do that with lower multipliers

RAM for KT6 Delta-LSR

I'm currently running 2 x 512MB of DDR400 in my old KT6 Delta-LSR, and I want to upgrade to a total of either 2GB or 3GB.
Since this motherboard can only handle 2 slots of DDR400, I guess I'll be throwing out my existing ram, and starting from scratch.
I've just looked on the Kingston site, and they say that the KT6 Delta-LSR can only handle 1GB of DDR400.
So I can't simply buy 2 x 1GB sticks of DDR400? Is this right?
Quote
Maximum Memory: 1 GB using 400MHz DDR modules
http://tinyurl.com/yl74qbe
Should I just play it safe and get 2 x 1GB DDR333, leaving me the option of filling all 3 slots in the future?

If you're only running at 333ddr you may be able to run 3GB. But pc3200 will run at either 333 or 400, so you may as well get pc3200 and downclock it.
The board may not like 400ddr with all slots filled. I would get a matched 2x1GB kit, preferably low latency but not essential and just fill the outer slots. The kit may come in useful on an Nforce2, Nforce3 or similar higher performance platform although it's all getting a bit dated now.

KT6 Delta-LSR...BIG problem

When I try and copy something from another computer in my network over the onboard networkcard, I get a BSOD: KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR
When I update my Windows XP PRo, my computer reboots after a while and usually windows\system32\ is corrupted, so Windows won't boot anymore...
Am I doing something wrong here??????
It's a fresh install of Windows XP Pro, I use the VIA SATA RAID controller and drivers which were with my motherboard.
There are no PCI cards in the system and only one hard drive (Maxtor 120GB 8mb SATA 7200rpm).
It's an AMD 3000+ Barton boxed with 512mb Apacer Ddram PC3200 (one memory module).
It's not bad memory, cause my father (same motherboard etc) has exact the same problems...

Well, it looks like VIA SATA controler doesn't like single drive.
- I didn't succeed in having a working system using it and I turn to a PCI RAID controler from Silicon Image to be able to load succesfully windows and run it stable. ?(
- Other user doesn't succeed too (see KT6-LSR installing windows on SATA thread) ?( ?(
- According to the last post on that thread, it seems MSI says it's working with single drive ;(
Finally, I get the choice of 2 solutions : buy two drives and make them running RAID 0 or 1, or buy a KT6 Delta FIS2R and use the Promise SATA Controler.
To be sure, I bougth all of them. As soon as I'll receive these items, I will have a test and see. :D :D :D
Good luck in setting youd drive.

PLEASE help me fix KT6 Delta video problem!!!!!

So I did a build for a family member utilizing the KT6 Delta. The video card is an Nvidia GeforceFX 5700LE. The problem is that periodically the monitor will just go black for like a second or two, then come back on. This is really making the person mad and I don't want to take the flack.
Today I am going to do a full reformat and give him the latest bios in hopes or correcting this issue. Does anybody know how to fix it for sure??
I figure it relates to the video somehow and maybe AGP voltages, Master R/W states, and things like that may fix it.
Can anybody help me PLEASE?????

Well the same occurence happened with a Nvidia TNT2 video card as well. This monitor and that card worked fine in their old system. Actually everything was the same from the old system except for the motherboard and memory which is new for the system that I just built them.
So I guess that brings it down to the motherboard and RAM. The memory is running at SPD timings and acts fine. As for bios changes I just did the normal. Nothing is too agrresive and I just disabled ports and devices that aren't in use. Any ideas?

KT6 Delta MOBO Problem

Just what you need on New Years Eve!
I just purchased the following hardware to upgrade my current system.
KT6 Delta MS-6590 (v2.X) TX Mainboard Version 2.0 G52-M6590XD Mobo
AMD Athelon XP 2600 with L2 Cache of 512 KB Quantispeed
PNY Technologies 256MB DIMM DDR 333 Mhz-184pins Memory OEM
NVIDIA Sparkle GeForce4 MX 440-8X AGP8X 3D Graphic Accelerator
Microsoft Internet Keyboard
Current system is as follows.
American Megatrends Inc. Mobo
Intel Pentium III 550MHz
128MB Ram Installed
S3 Inc. Savage4 (Engineering Bit Flip) 1024 x 768 32-bit Video Resolution
19GB Hard Disk
Mitsumi CD-ROM FX4824TIB Max Read Speed 8467KB/s (48X)
Windows 98 operating systems
Now your probably saying “Yeah so what…!”, well here is where the fun starts.
I went out to get some more memory and asked a member of staff at the store if the new memory would improve gaming on my PC. He explained that this would not resolve the problem and a new processor was the best option. Unfortunately due to the age of my motherboard he advised me to buy a new one along with a new graphics card and memory to boot along with the new Athelon.
I removed all old hardware, installed the new as per the manual and………nothing. Fan on the processor is working, as is the one in the box but apart from a LED light on the front nothing works. The D-Bracket 2 Connector:JLED1 has all four lights on which indicates that the processor is damaged or not installed properly. Re-installed but no joy still getting the same four lights. Is it really that simple…is my processor damaged or not installed properly? Find it hard to believe that anybody could install it wrong, as there is only one way to install it.
I also have two sets of Serial ATA Cables left over. One Black at both ends with Orange Cable and the other I presume is a power Cable (4 pins) connected via two black plugs using two black, a red and yellow wire. Also the audio lead for the CD ROM cannot be connected to the MOBO but I am told this is not a problem.
Now it’s at this point you hopefully will start asking me about jumpers. Could this be the problem? Or maybe my operating system does not support this motherboard. I tried to install the software that MSI supplied but it told me I needed windows SE etc.
As you can probable tell this is my first upgrade and maybe the Athelon is buggered and I will be knocking on the stores doors Friday morning, PC in hand asking them to have a look. But I don’t want to do that…I want to solve this on my own with a little help from you.
Just to prove I’m not a total fool I have reinstalled all the old hardware so I can obtain some help over the New Year using the old set up.
Look forward to your advice
RJL :^(

New system is up and running thanks to the new PSU and all your help. Noticed a few other people have had similar problems with the PSU. It shuts down now so quick that I don't have time to get my butt out of the seat.
The D-Bracket is still showing all 4 green, lights indicating that the operating system is booting. I presume this is ok?
I'm certain that I have connected everthing up from the power ok but there is a three-pin head connector which I was not sure where it should go. It would either go in the NBFAN1 or the SFAN1 if any...any ideas?
In device manager I have a few unknown devices where the driver has not installed (code 28).
PCI ETHERNET CONTROLLER
PCI MULTIMEDIA AUDIO DEVICE
PCI RAID CONTROLLER
PCI UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS
Can you give me any pointers?
NVIDIA WDM VIDEO CAPTURE (UNIVERSAL)
This is either not present, not working properly, or does not have all drivers installed (code 10)
It says try upgrading drivers for this device so I will see if I can download some.
I would image the above is why I am getting no sound when I play a CD?
Also the Drivers & Utilities CD which came with the KT6 Delta will not load as it is asking for OS Windows 98SE and above. Do I need anything on this Disk or is it a load of rubbish which will fill up my C-Drive and never get used.
Also getting the annoying network passwork request when I boot up...how do you get rid of that again?
Look forward to you replies
RJL :~)

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