Kt6-delta sempron compatability

i've gotten the latest bios upgrade 5.7 but it doesn't show compatability for 3100+ i wanna get that but i duno if itd work. I heard that if u plug a sempron in anyway it shows up as its xp equivalent wtih higher fsb and multiplier settings but i'm not sure if i wanna risk it and i duno why an athalon XP 3200+ costs so much i wonder if i'm better off with the 3200+ or the sempron 3100+
someone help:S:S:S

If your ram is PC-3200 or higher go with the XP3200+ its 400 FSB and 512Kb on-die cache. I upgraded from a 2600+ 256Kb and what a difference. The sempron however does not have a large on-die cache. Thats why they are cheaper. They are good for everyday computing but not hard gaming and coding and such.
In Edmonton Canada I bought the XP 3200+ for $269.99 CDN.

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Kt6 delta upgrade - compatability ?

I am in the process of upgrading my motherboard, processer & CPU.
I would to like to make sure that everything is going to be compatible, as well as what problems i have to be weary of with this system as i have never done this before.
The components i propose to buy are:
MSI KT6 Delta LSR,
Athlon 2500+ (Barton),
Crucial PC3200 512 MB ram(CT6464Z40B).
This is to go with:
MSI FX5200 VGA,
SB Live Plat/Drive II,
20 GB IDE (Samsung) & 40GB IDE (Maxtor),
Pyro DV 1394 Firewire Card (For video editing)
DVD/CD-RW (Memorex), 56 k Modem (Diamond)
Win 98se
...and the dreaded '550W' Q-TEC PSU (equivalent to ~400W )
Any comments or advice would be most appreciated.

Im in the process of upgrading too.
Should beable to run the 2500+ at 2.2Ghz , i dont think ya have to unlock it either coz it has a
Might be better off getting LL PC3500 like Hyper-X or OCZ platinum. 1 512MB stick of that stuff can do 2-2-2-5-1 with all turbo settings enabled. (I can only get the Hyper-X here, but i have read reviews on it until the sun rises, and it has Turbo ability's baby)
You can only use a maximum of 2 x 512MB sticks (4 banks for DDR400 addressing, but that also means 2 x 1024MB stcks of ram etc.) Use DIMM 1 & 2.
Watch your PCI card placement for IRQ conflicts. 2 devices per IRQ is optimal.
Win98se..................get real.
Expect major problems. I think with the upgrades, you should also get WinXP home edition at least.

KT6 Delta won't boot - Compatability Issue?

I am upgrading two systems and neither will boot.
Motherboard: MSI KT6 Delta
CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2500+ (Barton)
Ram: DDR 400 (PC3200) Two 512MB
CPU fan runs but D-Bracket 2 has all four red lights.
Should JPW1 connecter be used? I do not see anything to plug into it
Help!

I found the following in a September post:
JPW1
When MSI designed the TURBO2 board, they included the jpw1 as a just in case sort of a thing. The original atx plug is what you need to use. The jpw1 can be used too, IF your p/s has the p4 style connecter that plugs into it. If it doesn't, and you are experiencing no problems with stability, do not worry about it. This plug provides the cpu with it's own source of power. All newer power supplys that are p4 ready, come with this plug. I bought a new supply,so I use it ,but there are lots of TURBO2 owners that are not using it, and are not experiencing any problems. Good luck with your rig,BIGDADDY51 CT.USA edit: I reread your post .Plug it in it won't hurt.

KT6 Delta Support

i recently purchased a KT6 Delta mainboard, and was wandering if this motherboard is compatable with Kingston Hyper X PC3500 ram. any help would eb greatly appreciated as i have checked my manual and the FAQ and website and had no luck finding out, the ram has already been ordered so i would liek to knw before it arrives if possable so i can cancel the order if it isnt compatable

It is compatible, for sure! HyperX RAM is one of the best you can get.
sj

KT6 Delta series bios v5.7 released

MSI has posted bios version 5.7 for the KT6 Delta series.
Update description:-
-Support Sempron 3000+ CPU

Hello,
The MSI Mercenary: BIOS updates add support for the new processors.
As with most bios updates, the new one includes all the old updates too.
The BIOS supports all of these CPU's + the semprons mentioned in the update.
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_cpu_support_detail.php?UID=474&kind=1

KT6 Delta Freezing in BIOS

Hello, got a small problem, i'm at work and my mother texts me and says she cant turn on my PC, i get back home and disaster!
The first page of the motherboard info (sorry for not knowing the technical term! ) appears, showing the CPU and OK'ing the RAM and the drives and such, and thats about it, after that it just freezes there.
I have tried clearing the CMOS, but now I just get the lovely 8X logo, and cant see anything, anyone got any ideas on whats broke?
Specs:
MSI KT6 Delta
AMD Athlon XP 3000+ Barton
(ThermalRight xxxx and Delta xxxxx h/s fan)
512mb Kingston RAM (was on compatibility list when I bought it)
Antech SL400P 400watt PSU
Helppp!!

Thank you for the extra input! I had a check on the Internet, and the only thing I can make out is the hard disk is damaged or overheated or loose. The D-bracket code suggests BIOS is unable to find anything to boot from. (As for the reason why the hard disk is damaged, overheating is a good guess, as reboot sometimes fixed things and as you had high temps before.)
And now what!? Well, if it isn't awfully inconvenient, you might use one of the other hard drives for a new install.
Have one of them as Master at the end of the cable coming from IDE slot 1. Don't have anything else there just yet. Have CD or DVD on different cable from slot 2, and if so the CDRW as Master, but don't have more than one initially. Remove PCI cards and USB units, and use just one of the memory sticks if you got several.
Once you get a proper install, installed 4in1 drivers and other mobo drivers, graphics card's drivers, installed antivirus etc, you add the rest of the hardware. If you are careful, add them one at a time, to simplify future troubleshooting.
I might have forgotten something, but please bare in mind Pal is going crazy as he wants to go out.

KT6-DELTA sees Athlon 1.6mhz as 1.2mhz

I recently purchased an MSI KT6 DELTA to replace my old motherboard (I needed to support a 250gig HD) With it I purchased 512 mb of DDR 400 pc3200 RAM to get it going. All other components (processor, Heatsink, Fan) were from the old system and are compatible. I have listed specs at the bottom of this post.
The main problem is that when I check the system settings it recognises the processor as a 1.2ghz Athlon when it is actually an Athlon 1900+ 133mhz, 12.0x, 1.6ghz processsor.
After checking the BIOS setting, and checking out the readings on the corecenter application I found that the processor is running at 100mhz (not 133mhz as is needed).
**I have also noticed that when using explorer to navigate my way round files it exits the program randomly, on random files. The manual shows on the MEMORY SPEED/CPU CLOCK SPEED MATRIX diagram, DDR 400 memory is NOT compatible with a 100mhz CPU clock??**
I believe that when I get the processor up to speed and recognised as a 1.6ghz, everything will be fine and speed,memory issues will sort everything out.
I guess the main question is this "How do I get the system to recognise the 1.6ghz CPU?"
Steps taken so far:
-The following BIOS settings have been applied
--ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES>DRAM TIMING
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE is set to FAST.
CURRENT HOST CLOCK is set to 100mhz (will not allow any changes)
SDRAM FREQUENCY is set to AUTO (I could set it to 400mhz)
--FREQUENCY VOLTAGE CONTROL
CPU FSB CLOCK is set to 100mhz (Should be 133mhs). You cannot change this setting.
CPU RATIO is set to AUTO (should be x15)
I have cleared the CMOS once with no changes. It just boots up saying I am running a 1.2ghz Athlon Processor.
I have heard a rumour of a JP10 jumper that keeps MSI mothernboards in safe mode, not allowing the processor to go over 100mhz
Any help would be great (especially WONKA, as they helped me chose the board and knows what they're talking about)
Thanks
**SPECS**
Microsoft XP home OS - Service pack 2
512MB 400MHZ PC3200
AMD Athlon XP 1900+, 133MHZ, 12.0x, 1.6GHZ
Appropriate heatsink and fan (that came ith the processor)
MSI KT6-DELTA MOTHERBOARD FOR ATHLON PROCESSORS
AMI BIOS V3.31A
RADEON 9200 256RAM 8xAGP
SEAGATE 40 GIG SYSTEM HD
HITACHI 250 GIG FILE HD
IDE CABLE 133MB/S BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY ATA33/66/100/133

The board can't autodetect the front side bus it can only do that with the multiplier(cpu ratio) the current host clock you see in the DRAM Configuration is what it's set at not what it's being auto-detected as. No board can auto-detect the front side bus as far as I'm aware.
Your system specs list the bios version incorrectly that what the AMI code version is 3.31 the bios version number should be 5.0-5.7 .
There aren't any cpu or memory config jumpers on this board so we can put that to rest no rumour that's for Nforce2 boards. We can also put to rest another the KT6 Delta supports the 1900+ both versions(Palamino&Tbred) a FSB of 133Mhz and the multiplier at auto.
One thing that has seemed to slip by on this thread is the power supply give us the dirt on it give us the amps on the +12v +3.3v and the +5v plus the total combined wattage and also the brand name and model name. Make sure that the square 4pin connector is plugged into the socket on the board.
Last thing to do is reseat the processor take of the heatsink+fan unit if the cpu came in a retail blister packaging the HSF will have a thermal pad so no real reason the clean any paste off. Take the cpu off clean any debris if any found then carefully make the cpu is making good contact it's fully seated and all of that jazz.

Single SATA drive with VIA VT8237 Chipset (KT6 Delta-FIS2R) ?

After the installation of one (!) 120GB MAXTOR SATA drive on the VIA Southbridge,
partitioning, formating and installation of Win 98 SE I face the following problem:
- Under ControlPanel-> System-> DeviceManager there is a missing driver for the
SATA RAID Controller
- After installation of the VIA SATA/RAID-driver and rebooting,
Windows get stucked (obviously because no RAID-array is defined)
- Afer rebooting the second time, one can find in the DeviceManager a VIA SCSI
Entry that says driver is not started anymore because of faillure
- Under ControlPanel-> System-> SystemPerformance one found the information
that the SATA drive is running in MS-DOS compatibility mode because of a not
started driver
Question(s):
Is there a driver for the VIA SATA interface that will work with a single drive or
is the only workaround at the moment the use of the "slower" promise controller?
Or is it still a BIOS problem (That one can not install an "dummy-array" with a single drive) ?
KT6 Delta-FIS2R with BIOS 5.2

Me too - regarding "slower" performance, but my only source was a VIA article...
(http://www.via.com.tw/en/southbridge/vt8237_drivestation.jsp)
(...but there must be a reason why MSI build in the additional Promise-controller)
Thanks for quick information!
Kris

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!!!

[VIA] KT6 Delta hangs when I install SATA disk

I've had a lot of problems with my PC - maybe related to the mobo, maybe not. I have a KT6 Delta LSR - and was running XP SP2 with a SATA disk on it. Not RAID - just standalone. It ran OK for about 4 months, then it crashed hard. For the last two weeks I'm trying to get my system back, but its not looking good. I think the CPU or mobo overheated - it was running about 62C - then I installed a new CPU fan and tried to render a DVD when it locked up and apparently wrecked my disk. I bought a brand new SATA disk and a new IDE disk. I installed XP fresh on the IDE disk. That runs OK. I removed the "old" disk (4 months old) from the system and installed a brand new SATA disk. But when I install the VIA SATA drivers, XP falls apart. By that I mean it can take up to 45 minutes to boot up (with an Athlon 3000+, 1Gb memory) and it acts VERY sluggish when I do finally get in.
I don't know what to do. I'd like to try to recover data from my "old" disk to the new SATA disk, but the SATA drivers make working in XP impossible. I have bought a new motherboard - an ABIT board that supports SATA, but I hate to go to the trouble of replacing the mobo, if the problem is with SATA. Maybe SATA is not ready for general use yet? Is it still being developed and maybe it is generally unstable? As long as I'm, with IDE, everything seems stable. What should I do to get data off my SATA drive? I'm sorry I ever went SATA, that's for sure. Never again.
Should I install XP on the new SATA drive like I did back in May and see if I can get data off the "old" drive - then maybe copy it to a network location somewhere? I have two fairly new 250 Gb. SATA drives that are basically useless. Unbelievable.

I did not change the CPU. Just the CPU's fan. I did not reset the CMOS after doing that. I have a Thermaltake power supply and 1GB of Corsair DDR 4000 - 2x512mb.
In another post, I found a link to a post at Western Digital where WDC claims that the disk I have is the next generation of SATA and may not be compatible with the chipset in the MSI motherboard. They recommend to jumper two pins on the disk to help out. The only thing is that my WDC disk has been running OK since May and is the one that recently crashed. I bought a Seagate SATA disk to try to restore my system to, but whenever I hook up the Seagate, the system takes over an hour to boot up. Without the Seagate it takes a few minutes. I think that maybe the Seagate is also too new for this motherboard.
I don't know how the consumer is supposed to know if a disk is compatible with a motherboard. I bought a SATA disk to use in a SATA equipped motherboard. Apparently newer versions of SATA are not backwards compatible but there is no easy way to know this in advance or to find out if your disk will work.

KT6 Delta with ATI 9600XT

Hello group:
I am having problems with my ATI video card and the MSI KT6 Delta set at 8x AGP - it hangs the system - especially when playing games. A friend found a forum message from someone with the same problem and he said: "The problem was solved by downloading the latest VIA 4in1 Drivers (v4.51). The latest drivers on MSI's site are only 4.49 and they will cause lock-ups with the AGP set at 8X." Neglected to say where he downloaded the VIA 4in1 Drivers - can anyone help me with this? Thanks in advance, John, Enschede, Netherlands

http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=300
there you will find 4.51. But the hanging of AGP8x cards is nothing unusual, just set down to 4x. It won't cost you a frame. But a BIOS update could help, too.
sj

KT6 Delta stability and performance problems

Hi all!
My brother and I recently assembled my new computer. Since then I’ve been experiencing two problems that really bug me. I’m no expert at this stuff so if you guys need more info from me to try to help, just say so!
Problem 1:
The optimum setting for my processor is a CPU FSB Clock of 166 Mhz, but I’m only able to reach 160 Mhz. 161-163 will work but is extremely unstable. 164-166 will cause Windows to dump to a blue screen and reboot.
I’ve seen that other people on this board have had similar problems. Note that I’ve set CPU Ratio to Auto and SDRAM Timing to SPD. What could be causing the problem? Could a simple BIOS update help (I’m running the one that was delivered with the motherboard)? How about clearing CMOS?
Problem 2:
Maybe due to the above problem, I’m also having stability problems when I do get into Windows. On some days it’s fine, other days it’s a mess.
All of a sudden, while surfing the net or gaming, the computer will dump to a blue screen with the info that Windows has been shut down to prevent further damage to the system. One of two error messages will be displayed:
“A thread tried to release a resource it did not own” (more common message) or “IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL” (less common).
The computer will then reboot automatically. It’s really hard to specify when this happens: it could come at any time.
The system I have is the following:
KT6 Delta (MS-6590) motherboard
AMD Athlon XP2500+ (1.833 Ghz)
TwinMOS PC3200 DDR-DIMM (2x256Mb)
Seagate Barracuda 80Gb S-ATA
My old IDE 12 Gb harddrive
PowerColor Radeon 9800 Pro 128Mb
TDK CD-RW (40x/10x/40x)
Windows XP Professional with Sp1
Have any of you had similar problems? I appreciate any help I can get!!!
Regards,
Stefan

judd321: couldn't agree more! Thanx to all the people who post here and try to help out computer illiterate people like myself. Interesting to see that you've had the same problem.
Thought I'd give you an update on my situation. I've done some surfing and gotten some mixed messages. Some say that the included PSU that came with my Chenbro Gaming Bomb (FSP Group 350W, delivers 28A at +3,3V, 30A at +5v and 16A at 12V) is plenty to power a system with my specs. Others, like the good people on this board, claim that 350W just won't cut it.
I've just invested in an Aspire 520W (looks creepy and mod-ish). The dealer claimed that it really does deliver 520W at maximum performance and not just at peak. Before I install it I will try the following just to make sure it's the PSU that's causing me problems:
1) Confirm that I still cannot boot up with CPU Clock at 166Mhz. If all is still the same, Windows won't even start. If I, by the grace of the good Lord, do get my system running at 166, I'll monitor unwanted reboots. If system is stable, fine. If no:
2) I'll start by clearing CMOS, with battery and power cord out for at least 10 minutes. Then enter BIOS and run default settings EXCEPT CPU Clock which I'll set to 166Mhz. I'll try to reboot computer to see if this has done the trick. If yes, great. If no, I'll try the same thing but also set memory speed to 333. If that still doesn't work:
3) Clear CMOS with power cord disconnected. Unplug unneccesary components like CD-ROM, fan (not heatsink , floppy drive, any USB devices and my old IDE hard drive. Reboot the computer and set CPU Clock at 166. If the system works, it was definitely the PSU since the absence of the disconnected components will have allocated more power to the connected components. If it doesn't work...does anybody want to buy a pretty decent system that doesn't allow for full processor power and experiences frequent, unwanted reboots?
I'll let you know how things work out!

[VIA] KT6 Delta (MS-6590) with GeForce FX won't boot

Hi, I have an MSI KT6 Delta motherboard and a XP2000 processor, I've been using this with an ATI 9600 All in Wonder graphics card for about a year. I've just bought an Inno3D Tornado GeForce FX 256Mb graphics card. I uninstalled all ATI software with their uninstall utility, shutdown, swapped graphics cards and rebooted. The system did not boot - no beeps (I usually get 1 beep). Looking at my PSU I found it was a 300W PSU and the specs for the GeForce stated it required a 350W PSU. So, I bought a Q-Tec 550W PSU and installed it and tried booting, same result, no beeps, no VGA signal, I can here the fans working but nothing else happens. The D-Bracket on the rear of the PC has all four LED's on in Red. This means there's a problem with the CPU, but if I take the GeForce card out and replace the ATI card, system boots fine (although poor graphics as there are no drivers) I am using 3 memory sticks - 2 bought at the same time and 1 I added later - all 3 have been working fine with the ATI. They are 2 X 256Mb and 1 X 512Mb not sure of the makes and I see from the other posts I should see if the GeForce will work with just one memorey module in place, I'll try that later. When I checked the BIOS with the ATI installed I noticed under AGP settings it only allowed me to select 1X 2X 4X - I don't see Auto as an option as it says I should in the manual. I had all the AGP settings set to disabled with the ATI card i.e. AGP Master 1 W/S Read and Write and AGP Synchronization all disabled - so I tried enabling them, no change. Made sure primary display is set to VGA/EGA. The card has multi monitor support and I've tried my monitor on both the DVI output and the VGA output using the correct adaptor, I've also tried hooking up the Svideo as thats got me out of trouble before, but not in this case.
I'm out of ideas now, do these symptoms point to a problem, does the four LED's indicating CPU failure mean anything else?
Any suggestions?
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Hi everyone
I'm releived to read the greyed out AGP option is normal.
Hi Frederick! - When I put the Disks and HD's back I was very careful to ensure they went back correctly although I did swap my DVD and CD around to different Master Slave positions on the same IDE. I keep my Master Slave HD's on the Primary IDE on the basis that when your burning it better to have the data on a different IDE (secondary) so there's no access issues between the burner and data retrival from the HD - which I guess is what your refering to about the install medium being on the same IDE as the HD. I didn't think about being able to change the AGP but looking at the options I don't think I can, if I remember correctly I could with my ATI card. But as long as its all running correctly its ok.
And the final update to all this -
After installing Linux I was sure there was nothing wrong my hardware but couldn't understand why windows wouln't install.
For no particular reason I ran RegClean,rebooted and tried the install again, this time I didn't lose graphics, so I defraged and installed the motherboard drivers, after rebooting I lost the graphics again. Video was still there as before with my LCD delivering a resolution notifier that 1024 X 768 was optimal resolution - so video was present. Thinking I couldn't continue I pressed CTRL ALT DEL a few times to try and restart but then the Windows welcome screen apeared followed by the desktop.So I tried re running RegClean again and rebooted but I still lost the graphics on loading, CTRL ALT DEL bought it back again. I decided to keep going on the basis a complete but flawed install was better than none. I continued and installed Direct X9 defraged and rebooted, no change. I installed the graphics driver, no change after reboot but CTRL ALT DEL bought up welcome screen and then desktop as before. Then I installed Service Pack 2, defraged and rebooted and this time I didn't lose graphics when window was loading, no need for CTRL ALT DEL anymore. I kept going and finished the install without losing the graphics anymore and it all seems stable. NTL went down again in my area at midday when I finished so I've been unable to post this last bit until now.
If anyone can explain what happened here I would be grateful. I understand the faulty cards were faulty so thats that - but why did I lose graphics until service pack 2, why did pressing CTRL ALT DEL a few times bring it back? Is it possible my systen broke the graphics cards? Is this an issue I can avoid somehow in the future during new installs on this machine? (should and when the need arises) Was it a mistake to update the VIA chipset drivers before I started all this?
Thanks again for all the help.

KT6 Delta - Random freezes and LAN Issues

Just built a new PC, installed Win XP, installed all the drivers etc.
I get random freezes - as in the machine will just stop responding totally. I could run for an hour before a freeze, other times its frozen before I've even logged in.
Also the LAN keeps dropping out too. The timing of this is also random, just to make things interesting. I could be downloading a 20MB file, get only 2MB into it, then it just sits there. The only way to get the LAN back up and running is to reboot. Once I've rebooted, its a case of just waiting for it to fail again
The specs are as follows:
KT6 Delta-FIS2R (Gigabit LAN etc.)
AMD 2800XP+
1GB Crucial (2 x 512)
ATI Radeon 9600 Pro
80 Maxtor HD
400W PSU
I've got the FSB set to 166 and also set the memory up correctly (333 and 2.5 cl) but to no avail.
I was running with a Soundblaster Audigy card, but took that out and still got the same. I even tried taking out one of the memory modules.
I don't think its a temperature issue as the CPU is currently running at about 47 Degrees and I've got the side off-of the case.
Please - anyone got any ideas???

I have a KT6 Delta LSR and am having probs with the onboard Broadcom 4401 as well.
After Initial boot of machine I have 2-5 minutes to surf the net or whatever. At that time I lose connection. Also if I linger on one page long enough to read, I lose connection. Or shutdown a net connected program, it loses connection.
When I play Tribes - the connection stays till I leave the server - then I have to reboot.
This is driving me nuts. I have disabled the Lan in bios and installed a Netgear 10/100. XP recognizes it but cannot get rid of "Cable not plugged in" message. So I reinstalled the 4401.
I have RR and am behind a Phoebe 4 port router. None of the other computers have a problem with the router, and I have tried changing plug in ports around among the computers.
I have the same version of driver for it as the latest at MSI. Flashed the latest bios lately as well, in desperation.
Any ideas? I sure would appreciate it.
Oso
KT6 Delta-LSR
XP SP1
Gig of DDR
400w power supply

Kt6 Delta no longer boots

My Kt6 Delta LSR no longer boots. The fans are whirring, the D-Bracket leds are frozen on 4 red lights indicating CPU damaged or installed improperly. I built the box and, after a few initial problems it ran fine for several days. Then one morning I turned it on and got nothing! It's not the PSU, I bought a new CPU, it's not that.
How could it be running fine one day and not even boot the next? Graphics card is new, pre-tested. Tried 3 monitors, it's not the monitor. I know others have had similar problems, but as far as I know they were on their initial boot-up. Mine was running fine for several days!

A small drop on the die, carefully spread out, with an American Express according to pterhune . This is after removing the old grease. Too much might inflict on the work of the CPU, or even isolate. But if you bought a so called boxed CPU, more grease should not be needed, as there already is a pad of thermal dough on.
It is not always stated in the manual, but when clearing CMOS there should be no el. left in any corner of the motherboard. But you knew already that you have to unplug, wait, move jumper etc.

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