Motherboard K7N2 Delta/ AMD XP 2.2

I have an AMD xp 2.2 processor fitted in the mother board that I bought recentle, exactly is K7N2 Delta series, MS-6570 (v1.X) ATX Mainboard and win xp prof as an operating system.
On my comp/propert the processor buss freq comes up as 1.35 GHZ, instead of 1.81Ghz that was coming up with the old motherboard.
I have checked the jumpers and they're optimized at 133mhz buss spead. I did change the bus spead from 100 mhz to 133 mhz in bios, but the op system became unstable and freezed up, so i had to decrease it to 100mhz again, and the system is noticeable slow, especially when i am doing video editing.
Now, this could be simple but I am quite a novice and could really appreciate if you vould help me optimising my processor.
Cheers
Kroksi
PC Specif
Mainboard- K7N2 Delta series, MS-6570 (v1.X
AMD XP 2.2
60 Gig hard drive
N-Vidia 64 MB Graphic card
512 MB DDR
DVD+/_ RW

Please tell us the specifications of your Power Supply Unit, PSU. Its on a sticker on the box where the main power cable enters the case. Cause it could be that it can't manage the motherboard's demand.

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JPW1 used on K7N2-Delta -AMD??

I need to know if i need to use the JPW1 connector on my mb(ATX 12V Power Connector), i was under the impression that it is for Pentium processors , but then why would it be on a AMD based mb , i have been running the system without it plugged in, but im wondering if i would see any benifits by using it??, or will it harm something if i plugged it in after running my system without it , for a few months???

K thank you for the info! i have tried to find answers in the manual , but it didnt tell much about what to use or what not to use or why ,
oh and i guess i misunderstood your first post, i thought when u said that the 20 pin drew about 8a , about the load of the CPU , i thought u meant the 20 pin was sufficent, but thanks for clarifying , i will plug it in next time i shut off my pc .

K7N2 Delta AMD 2700+ Crash

I have a big problem. The Board + CPU + Memory are new.
After different times XP stops an the PC reboot, without
displaying any details.
Bios 7.10
Asus AGP 6800 Deluxe (VGA)
Noname Memory 333 512 MB
Have someone any idea
Thanks

I agree most likely memory related I had same problem when my dram voltage was too high . Sudden reboot no bluescreen . You may want to read thishttp://www.msi.com.tw/program/service/forum/index.php?threadid=20221&boardid=14&styleid=1or fork out some bucks and get some name brand memory .You can find the known good choices for mem at the top of this forum.

Another help request for K7N2-delta

I was trying to overclock my memory and when my system rebooted after saving my settings in the bios, I just get a black screen. On the D-bracket, the top two are red and hangs there, which, according to the manual, means that either my processor is damaged or not installed properly.
I tried rebooting in safe mode by changing my J10 jumper and clearing the cmos but to no avail. Could I have damaged my CPU just by changing a setting?
Specs:
CPU: AMD Athlon Barton 2500+
Motherboard: K7N2 Delta-ILSR
Video card: Saphire Radeon 9600 Pro 256 mb AGP
RAM: Corsair Value Select, PC2700, 256mb, 512 mb, and 1 gb of RAM.
Hard drive 1 & 2: Seagate, 120gb, ATA100
Hard drive 3: Western Digital, 500gb, ATA100
Windows XP SP2
Powersupply: Antec TruePower, 430w (3.3v/28a, 5v/36a, 12v/20a)

Quote from: Stu on 18-February-08, 02:21:22
Guys, the Insert key reset was for the K7N2-Delta2 series, which didn't have the safemode FSB jumper, it does not apply to the K7N2 Delta
You're asking for trouble by a) using cheap value-branded RAM, and b) mixing sticks of different sizes
Also you always get best results by running memory clock at same speed as CPU FSB clock.
Take out all the sticks of RAM and have just one installed, then see if it will start up again
I read a review of how well this memory overclocks, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Also, the value-brand for Corsair is rated just under their XMS series; it's solid as far as I can tell.
Anywho, I've always had the 256mb one in the slot ever since the incident anyways. Thanks for the warning, I never knew mixing different sizes had negative effects.
Quote from: Maxwell Smart on 18-February-08, 02:18:35
I own this board... it's not the insert key, but rather the delete key... so yes, as soon as your pc boots up, hit the delete key repeatedly (or hold it down) and then it will let you go into the BIOS.
I'll try that once I get home. Thanks for the info!
Quote from: HenryW on 18-February-08, 03:01:23
"I was trying to overclock my memory..."
There is a miss-print in your manual for the CPU D-LED, I had the same in my K7N2G-ILSR manual.
So it's stuck at the hard drive or at the system power on? I'm assuming the latter since my hard drive shouldn't be having any problems.
Yea, I don't know what I was thinking when I decided to try this. This is what I get for it, I guess.

K7N2 Delta lock ups

Hi there,
I've got a MSI k7N2 Delta sitting in my PC atm. But with a nasty problem. I have to keep the cpu sitting in it (AMD Barton 3000) underclocked for me to use my PC for more then 40 mins at a time. After that time, it just freezes, and the sound card (not system speaker) emits a nasty high pitched sound. Using a more intensive game, i.e. planetside speeds up the process, somethimes running for a mere 5 mins. To use the pc atm, the cpu is clocked at 1.4Ghz, instead of the over 2ghz it should be at.
Any suggestions anyone?
Specs:
K7N2 Delta
AMD Barton 3000+
512Mb Kingston DDR (on compatibilty list)
ATI Radeon 7500
SB! 128
Antec 400Watt PSU

ok, after some more testing (man i love CS ) it still locks up, but it took longer initially. It now just freezes, with no beeeep from the sound card. It may be temperature related though, as after the intial freeze, it will now only take a few minutes before it does it again. Straight after it freezes I'm getting temperature of around 50 on all monitors.
Ill whip out that TV card and give it a whirl now
p.s. case fans, i think one is in the wrong way, is the spinny side supposed to facing in the case, or out the case? cheers

K7n2 delta, won't allow me to connect to the internet via pci modem

motherboard: K7n2 delta, nforce2 ultra
won't allow me to connect to the internet via pci modem
i have got 2 computers with same mobo, can connnect through external 56k
but the 2 internal 56ks (one in each computer), will not connect.
just dials then beeps, or no dialing tone.
the 2 internal ones are differnet makes, but connect through PCI
there must be something wrong with Mobo settings or pci stuff
all internet and modem settings are correct, etc etc etc
can u help
or does anyone have a pci 56k running on that mobo?

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Originally posted by Solway
i made my creative one work and dial, using pulse dialing, but it takes ages
but my other one has no dialing tone, its werid.
If your not hearing dial tone you might have your phone plugged into the wrong port. Most modems have 2 outlets, one is labeled line ( that is the one you should have plugged into the jack (RJ11C). If that's correct, query the modem and see if it tests OK, you may have a defective modem.

Help with Video camera lock ups on K7N2 delta

hi everyone,
finally got new computer working after formatting and reinstalling windows and the bare minimum of software.
but a small problem arose after drivers from supplied CD Rom installed my Sony DV camera locks up.
i haven't even installed any video editing software yet.
before installing drivers, when i double clicked the camera icon in my computer it gave me access to the camera i.e i could press play on the camera and view it on the computer.
now since the drivers have been installed the message that i get is 'please wait while device initializes'.
then 'program not responding' is displayed.
my configuration is
K7N2 delta
AMD XP2000+
crucial 512mb PC2700
Radeon 9200
belkin firewire card
trust V92 modem
any help would be much appreciated as the new computer sole purpose is to video edit.
cheers everyone

I have the same problem and have a very old MoBo 266Pro board, I have a different camera it's a Samsung dp-s103 or something like that, whenever I try to capture some movie the program lock ups and I have to =restart the PC. I tried taking out the PCI cards and left only the firewire PCI card I was able to capture about 16 minutes of video, but it still locks up. I will try the latency patch and a bios upgrade. Will then see how everything turns up. I've also tried this on an old computer with an Intel chipset, 733Mhz processor and it worked fine, so this must be either a chipset problem or MSI didn't manufacture these board well.
Best regards
PS. I think that my new system will be a pure intel one :(

Dont find any connection for PFC on K7N2 Delta ILSR

Hi !
Just bought a MSI Motherboard K7N2 Delta ILSR
Looking for the connector pin for my PFC ( Power fan Control)
I can only find two fanconnectors on the board
CPU and System
SORRY if this question has been asked before
searched the Forum but did not find anything

I just installed this same board. I only found 2 also, so I suppose that is all there is. If you are trying to set the system up so you can monitor the power supply temps and fan, here is what I did.
The chipset fan is a 12V fan, so unplug it from the motherboard and power it by using an adapter so you can run it off one of the Molex leads. I do not know if they make these because I fabricated the wiring myself. You will not be able to monitor the chipset temps though.
To fab the connector, I just used the wiring from an old system fan and soldered two small pins (about one-quarter of an inch long), covered each lead with heat shrink and plugged them in via a standard Molex connector. Make sure that you do not leave any of the pin exposed, ie: (the heat shrink should push up to the plastic of the chipset fan connector).. I finished it by covering the new connector with heat shrink to make sure it didnot come apart.
Now you can use the northbridge fan control for the pfc. This has worked good for me, and was $30 cheaper than a fan controller unit

Serius problem with k7n2 delta 2

I have problems with my k7n2 delta2 does not recognize a AtlonXP 3000+ was working in this plate, doing tests of overclock,when to restart do not work the processor in this plate but,the motherboard (k7n2 delta 2) works with other processors, and processor 3000+ works with other motherboards, but Athlon 3000+ with k7n2 delta 2 does not work together, I tested of everything recover the bios, to update the bios and nothing, dont change to default, I hope that can help me beforehand thankful.
tengo problemas con mi k7n2 delta2 no reconoce un AtlonXP 3000+ que ya estaba trabajando en esta placa madre, haciendo pruebas de overclock, y despues de reiniciarla ya no quiso reconocer el procesador athlon xp 3000+, la placa madre (k7n2 delta 2) trabaja con otros procesadores, y el procesador 3000+ trabaja con otras placas madres, pero el Athlon 3000+ con k7n2 delta 2 no trabajan juntos, ya he probado de todo restaurar el bios, actualizar el bios y nada, parece que no efectua los cambios a default, no se que hacer, espero que me puedan ayudar agradecido de antemano.
cuando tiene otro cpu enciende correctamente pero cuando le pongo el xp 3000+ no enciende el monitor ni marca ningun error solo no inicias, pero si enciende.

Why do you say Bios doesn't go to default options if with other CPUs Mobo turns on ? You must have in mind that each time you replace the CPU you must Clear CMOS to return to default options, and also you should clean HSF base and CPU die from old thermal grease. At least you know both CPU and Mobo works.
Por qué dices que la Bios no vuelve a las opciones por defecto si la tarjeta madre funciona con otros procesadores ? Debes tener en cuenta que cada vez que cambias de CPU deberías borrar las opciones que entraste en la Bios como también limpiar la base del disipador de temperatura de la CPU y la CPU misma y usar nueva pasta térmica. Al menos sabes que tanto la CPU como la tarjeta madre trabajan.

[nForce] K7n2 delta 2lsr

I have this motherboard (K7N2 Delta 2 LSR) and a friend build my computer and put 2 hard drives(one master and one slave) and 2 optical drive on the same ribbon connect to IDE 1. i was wonder should change this. maybe use the IDE 2. if so what should i put there and how do i do this without destroying my computer. Should i change some with the BIOS or CMOS.
Please explain you would to a non tech person(because i'm)
thanks
g

Hi, welcome to the fourm.
In general your system will work best with the two HDD's as master and slave ono IDE1 and the opticals on IDE2 (burner as master if you have a burner). Make sure the jumpers on all four drives are set correctly to their positions. Then when you start up, go into BIOS and see if all four drives are correctly identified. No need to clear CMOS. Good luck.

Motherboard MSI K7N2 Delta 2 Platinum

Hello,
I'm brazilian and live in Rio de Janeiro.
I need urgent of the help of all you. I bought a Motherboard MSI K7N2 DELTA 2 PLATINUM, and I installed a porcessor AMD ATHLON XP 3200+ (BARTON) FSB 400. Please I want to install memoirs KINGSTON. The one that you find of installing two memoirs of 1GB each. I would like to have 2 GB of RAM. I researched in the site of Kingston and I found the reference KVR400X64C3AK2/1GB dual, but it is not in the list of the support of the MOTHERBOARD. I also found the reference KVR400X64C3AK2/512 single that is in the list of support of the MOTHERBOARD. Which would his/her suggestion be as for this subject? Do I buy these memoirs or other? Which is his/her suggestion?
At once I thank his/her attention.
Duarte.

Thank you for his answer.
Actually any memory of 1GB doesn't exist in the list of MSI, but memory of 512 MB, the reference is Kingston KVR400X64C3A. I chose Kingston because here in Brazil it is very well considered, and I thought about 2GB to have a great capacity of memory, but I got afraid of buying without having certainty of the compatibility with the MOTHERBOARD. But would thinking better be interesting to buy two memoirs of 512 MB and to do dual channel, what do you find? I think 2GB of memory are unnecessary, 1GB are already good. Would you recommend another memory? Or with different capacity? I await his answer.
Thanks!
Duarte

Help! amd xp3000+ barton temp's.... k7n2 delta ilsr

Hi all, (sorry for the lengthy post)
Ive recently built a new system based on the K7N2 DELTA ILSR, great mobo, however my cpu temps are extremely high! on idle 48C and on load nearly 60C. the mobo temp hits approx 40c on load and 34 on idle.
I had an issue with cooling as the cpu heat diode would freeze my pc as it was hitting temps of 58c on idle. i was using the coolermaster aero 7+.... no good at all!!!!! even when on full rpm. Now im using a vantec 80mm fan on a Thermalright SLK-800A. much improved, however still extremely hot.
after reading this review (section headed: Heat Dissipation: Thermal Conditions and S2K Bus Disconnect) :
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/athlonxp-3000.html
......on "S2k bus disconnect" created by AMD for the barton range.
As the article states, it reduces Cpu temps ALOT!! but im not too sure ion how to activate it or even if my MSI motherboard supports it....
Can anyone shed some light???
system:
Radeon 9800
1GB 3200 Ram
xp 3000+ Barton
Sound Audigy 2
Thanks, Sav

Sorry about the long reply!!! the first thing i would like to say is why does this happen at 58C even with the bios temp settings diabled??? pehapes MSI could Answer this?
I have spent countless hours trying to fix this problem and a lot of £££. A bit of background to me I am a design engineer and i like my PC to work well. I have the following main components
xp3200+ based system (Max die 85C)
with dual 512ddr sticks running at 400mhz
Matrox Parphilia
10K SATA hard disk
7,200 133ATA hard drive
Plus motherboard Nvidia chipset
these all kick out a lot of heat the (CPU contributing 76.8w).
first i started out with a very cheap case and standard amd heatsink. I found after about 5 minutes my pc kept crashing i automatically thought that it was probably the case temperature so monitored this found every time cpu reached 58C it crashed on the dot. The only conclusion i can draw from this that this MB has some thermal protection that can not be switched off but i am guessing perhapes MSI would like to answer this.
I quickly decided as an engineer that the best thing would be to go and buy a aluminuim case with lots of case fans (Basically a big heatsink itself). After a lot of searching i settled for a Coolermaster ATC110. It has four case fans all run at full speed all the time. Now this stoped the crashing problem it only now crashes if i put it under continous loading. Then i went out and bought a new cpu heatsink to replace the amd standard one. This had a minor effect on cpu temp but again under high loads the system crashed at 58C. Obvoiusly as an engineer i satred to think that the amount of noise the system with all its fans going at max is like being put in a wind tunnel.
I then turned to looking at the thermal diserpation requiremnts of all the bits in my system. I worked out that i need to disserpate 281Wmax of heat with my current setup. The kind of heat a small electric fire produces!!!. I begun to wounder if i could shift enough air through the two exhaust fans at the rooms ambient temp to do this. After some calculations I found that my case exhaust case fans are only just surfficent to disspate this amount. Which could explain this the crashing. because the higher the case temp the lower the capability of the heatsinks to conduct heat away from the item.
In the end i gave up with active cooling methods (heatsinks and fans) and realised my only option was to go for external cooling. I now have the system setup with a koolance exos cooling both hardisks graphics card cpu and MBchipset. I know this is very extreme but the case fan noise got to me now i have disconected all case fans except for the ones in my thermaltake power supply which are virtually silent. After about 12 evenings of testing and installation I now have a system which is not only stable but the CPU temp is only 32C.
Obvoiusly getting the heat out of the case is a good idea. The Exos is only running at it's lowest setting which means the fans arnt making any noticable noise.
MOST IMPORTANTLY IT DOES NOT CRASH ANY MORE. AND THERE IS THE PSSIBILTY OF OVERCLOCKING.
The question still remains though why 58C?

MOVED: need help with my k7n2 delta series motherboard please

This topic has been moved to AMD SocketA based board.
need help with my k7n2 delta series motherboard please

"...the other memory ive been using is memorymaxx 512mb ddr 3200..." If I understood right, your'e actually using both memories at same time so, your'e lucky if it works. We have said thousand times that mixing dif. brand/make/speed memories is a bad idea, most with this Mobo that is very picky about ram. If you want to avoid slowdown problems, stay with only one stick ( the better one ) until you can buy at same time in same store, 2 identical memories to replace the old one.

MSI K7N2 DELTA Motherboard

hi i just got a msi k7n2 delta motherboard from a good friend of mine few days ago and got me 2 sticks of Corsair XMS Twinx 1024-3200Pro ram and a amd xp 2400 + processor and i was wondering if it would be safe to over clock the ram and processor i have on this board.

Hi
Yes, you can overclock the processor and ram but the best combination is running the ram at the same speed as the processor.
Go into the profile section at the top of the page and list all of your system info like I have mine listed.
Your questions would receive a lot more answers in our overclocking and modding section since there is a lot more info that is needed to help you achieve a good stable overclock.

MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR Nforce2 (Socket A) Motherboard (MB-003-MS) Features NF2 chip

I tried to install 3 of the Crucial Ballistix Tracer (1 Gig Each) in this motherboard (MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR Nforce2 (Socket A) Motherboard (MB-003-MS) Features NF2 chipset) and it will not run stabilly no matter what I tried. Is this a bios conflict with the memory? If so, are there any new bios updates? I have tried cas settings and voltage settings but nothing works. It will how ever run perfectly with only 2 sticks in single channel mode. It will not run same 2 sticks in dual channel mode. Anyone have any ideas? Anyone know of any new motherboards with maybe NFORCE 4 Chipset that support all 3 sticks of this memory and an AGP graphics card? Im thinking of a new motherboard but I still need to have AGP and SATA.
Barton 3200 core proc.
System has ran fine for a solid year until I tried new memory. Please help!

Quote from: freakytiki4u on 07-November-06, 23:42:33
Ok I tried to use relaxed FSB by -10 and relaxed mem timings but still unstable due to the motherboard trying to use dual channel memory. If you can modify the bios to where it will not have the capability of dual channel memory I truly believe it will work. Will u try this for me? I would greatly appreciate it as I am really not ready to spend all the money on new equipemtn when this suits my needs for now.
sure but as i said before this is gona be experimental and risky. Here we go:
MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR Experimental MOD E1(Disable Dual CH ability)
Procedure is automated in best possible safest way to BIOS update.
Prepare a blank diskette in a good condition(newest one etc.)
]execute file under XP will make bootdisk with automated BIOS update procedure. when diskette is ready, reboot PC and boot from FDD(floppy), wait a bit, then you will be asked for final confirmation about BIOS update process, press a key to proceed, after BIOS update is complete, ensure that you got successfully output message from flash program. then power down your PC, remove power cord from the PSU, hit power button several time to drain caps electrify, touch with hands some metal for ES discharge, and Clear CMOS.
pull back power cord, power up your PC, when you see CMOS checksum error,(expected msg) hit F1 to continue to re-build DMI pool data, then reboot and enter in BIOS, LOAD BIOS DEFAULT, and SAFE AND EXIT.
NOTE: Ensure your PC is stable before proceed with BIOS update.
NOTE: Use it at own risk, chance of failure is big, cannot guarantee results and safest as provisional mode which can guarantee it will work stable with features. also cannot test it personally before give you. (don't have mobo anymore)
Using it may end with dead mainboard (BIOS chip re-flash will be required, if somethink goes wrong)

Motherboard K7N2 Delta/ AMD XP 2.2

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