MOVED: [Athlon64] K8T Neo- VIA K8T800 MS-6702 - Windows XP Professional x64 - Driver

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[Athlon64] K8T Neo- VIA K8T800 MS-6702 - Windows XP Professional x64 - Driver

Yes, but in the long run I think you would be better off with a PATA CD-device. Performance wise difference is very small.
Eh, you tried hitting F11 during first BIOS screen, to select?

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MOVED: MSI K8T Neo 2 Motherboard 64bit Drivers

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MSI K8T Neo 2 Motherboard 64bit Drivers

Quote from: Ui30 on 24-June-05, 17:34:28
nForce is not more stable then VIA, absolutely not.
When you prefer stability, go with VIA chip
when you want a good overclicker with some stability isues, go for the nForce.
My advice: see my signature and you know .....
What sort of stability issues are we talking about here?
BSOD's?

[Athlon64] K8T neo FSR and Sempron64 3100+

My 64-bit Sempron is not recognized by the board (displayed "unknown processor" during boot), but looks it is working.
In "CPU support" section there is note "NONE" which means "not tested".
The only problem I noticed was, that there is not working Cool'n'quiet functionality.
(it was no problem with Athlon64 3000+)
Should be there another problems with this CPU in this motherboard?
I noticed, that there is different version of K8T board (namely K8T neo-V), which (looks like) support Sempron64:
in BIOS from 15.7.2005 there is note: "Support AMD new revision CPU (E stepping)"
(previous note "Support cool & quiet function with Sempron CPU 3000+/3100+/3300+ Rev. D0." looks similar as latest bios from my board)
Can I use this BIOS with my motherboard?
Will be created new BIOS supporting 64-bit Semprons with this board?

Usually if a MB is going to support a CPU they get a Bios update out fairly fast. If may be that the board is too old to handle the newest chips. Keep in mind that the original Neo has been out for over two years now. You may be way better off at this stage to stay to a socket 939 solution than a socket 754 now anyways.
However they may still come out with a Bios update. We can't know here as this is just a user to user forum and we don't have any insider info from MSI.

[Athlon64] K8t Neo FIS2R V1

Hi. Trying to set up a K8T Neo FIS2R V1.0 with an AMD Sempron 2800+. When I hit the power button it powers up for 1 second then dies. The green light on the tower flashes and manual says CPU overheat. Checked cpu is seated ok, checked RAM ok. If I unplug the 4 pin power connector the cpu fan then runs ok but nothing else works. Tried different video card, diffrerent RAM, different PSU. I have cleared the bios as stated but problem still exits. Could I have a faulty board? Thanks

You should use at least bios version 2.0, which if i remember correctly is the first one with support for semprons. I recommend 2.1, 2.2 causes some problems with agp aperture size on 256mb.
I don't see any other possibility than getting a "normal" amd 64 processor and then update your bios (of course it would be unnecessary to install the sempron then, because normal 64's generally perform better).

[Athlon64] K8T Neo-FIS2R RAM Question

Hi All
At the moment I have 512mb of Corsair 3200 RAM (2x 256) in a MSI K8T Neo-FIS2R, and I was wondering if it would be ok to put another 1gig of non Corsair in with out it going nuts at me.
Thanks for any help.

Many thanks for the help.

K8T Neo-FSR will not boot Windows XP

Hello,
I just finished swapping out my old Asus P4B266 motherboard for an MSI
K8T Neo-FSR. I plugged all my old components into the motherboard and
started it up. I can get into the BIOS and everything seems to be ok
as it detects all my drives (Seagate 120 GB IDE, Zip-100, Floppy 1.44,
Creative Labs DVD and Plextor DVD burner). However, after exiting the
BIOS, I get the screen that tells me to select how Windows XP should
start (safe mode, safe mode with command prompt, safe mode with
networking, or start normally). This is where my problem is. I
cannot get Windows XP to boot regardless of which option I choose. I
really do not want to have to reformat my drive. If anyone has a
solution or suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in
advance.
Current hardware:
K8T Neo-FSR
Athlon 64 2800+
512 MB Crucial PC3200 RAM (non-ECC, unbuffered) CAS=3
120 GB Seagate IDE Hard Drive
(trying to load) Windows XP with SP1

Hi
Not a lot without BIG risk of losing some data. If you have mega important files, you will of course have several backups, and backups of back ups.
So you could slip another HDD in a bay and plug the cable from your Sys HDD into it. Then install OS to it, and use it to check and repair your IMPORTANT HDD, after, of course, you have done ANOTHER BACKUP. you may be able to use disk management or device manager to fix MBR and boot files. As your offending HDD and the old C: partition, will will have a new Partition letter now, you can use XP CD repair facility of repair your previous installation. You will of course lose IE and OE info and settings, but not a lot else. But there again havng back up to Express Assist all your emails,OE settings and accounts along with all yout IE settings and data, will be restored at the touch of a couple of keys.
cheers
jocko

MSI K8T Neo 2- Doesnt boot to windows

Hello Guys,
Just want to ask what to do here. I just got this Mobo K8T Neo2, and I have this WINDOWS boot problem.
Troubleshooted:
1. Hard Disk: The HDD 160gb SATA Seagate Baracuda 7200rpm, was checked to another unit, NO BLUE SCREEN problem encountered, it smoothly log into windows.
2. Memory: bought this brand new 1gb Geil DDR400 PC 3200
3. Video Card: Upgraded my old video card into this new one- 256mb FX5600
What do other things should i do to know what the problem is?
Thanks....
Here are the Specs of my Unit:
CPU: AMD 64 3200
Mobo: K8T Neo2 V1.X G52-M6702E1
Memory: 1gb Geil DDR400 PC 3200
Video Card: 256mb FX5600
HDD: 160gb SATA Seagate Baracuda 7200rpm
OS: Windows XP service Pack2
PSU: 550watts HEC

Are you able to see the harddisk the bios?
Does the system boot from cd/dvd drive?
Are you able to install windows?
I don't know how well you know computers but you cannot just swap a pre installed hard drive to another system.

MOVED: MSI K8T Neo - does it support ddr2 modules?

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Quote from: Zoolisha on 03-July-07, 06:05:07
tnx :(
its a CPU problem not a mobo. don't be disappointed from the board. if the CPU can work with DDR2 the board will have those DIMM slots.
i mean if you got board with DDR2 memory support and also have DDR2 memory sticks, you have to change CPU as well.

MOVED: MSI K8T neo v.1 after bios flash :-(

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=123089.0

hey thanks for your reply. yes i made sure everything was enabled and i just fixed my own problem. just for the heck on it i called msi tech support [talked to a real smart fella] and he told me that sometimes you need to jumper the drive when your using a single hard drive. i played with it a few minutes and it worked. its installing xp right now. i guess you learn something new everyday.

K8T Neo-FIS2R/FSR (MS-6702) and EluminX Keyvoard

My EluminX keyboard stays lit all the time with any BIOS revision above 1.2. I tried everything, enabling/disabling bios settings for all wake up events. Is there anyway I could get the keyboard to shut off and use a BIOS rev above 1.2.?

So...Just use bios 1.2 than.
I had the same issue with an optical mouse that stayed on. In order for wal to work, the mainboard needs the 5v rail all the time.
Have you tried disabling WAL, that might help.
Also, putting the keyboard on PS/2 iso USB will help.

K8T NEO FSR K8T800, driver for S-ATA identification.

I´m about to format my systemdrive and reinstall Win XP.
I have managed lose the floppy that i used the last ime around ( F6 option) and the Win installation prog is now uunable to find my 2 s-ata drives. I have scanned through MSI driver library.....but whick one is the one I´m looking for?
Hopefully someone here can help me out
/ D

It's there, tucked away in directory:
U need to download the SATA driver that is located here:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/driver/dvr/spt_dvr_detail.php?UID=496&kind=1
If you unrar the file, just copy the files drom the directory ../VIARAID_OM74/DriverDisk/RAID/Winxp
That's all

[Athlon64] K8T Neo Hangs at Gigabit Boot agent

Topic pretty much explains it all. This morning I heard a long beep and jumped out of bed thinking my computer was overheating. Pulled the plug and the beep continued. Turned out the beep was my alarm clock which was unplugged and was telling me the batteries were dying, but that's another story. Anyway, I plugged the pc back in and hit the power button and now it won't boot. It either gets to the Gigabit boot agent and hangs, or gets to the SATA Raid Bios Setting Utility, scans for serial drives, finds none, and hangs there. I've reset the CMOS twice now, swapped harddrives around, and even swapped IDE ports around in every combo I can think of. I currently can't even get into the BIOS setup.
After messing around for a long while it now gives me 3 long beeps and no video at all anymore.
Problem fixed. Had to disconnect the cable for my LAN and that got me into the setup utillity so I could set up the boot sequence the way it used to be.

It happens to the best of us, glad it solved

K8T Neo-FIS2R/FSR no POST

I have a K8T Neo-FIS2R/FSR (MS-6702) which is, along with all my other components (I'll list them later), over a year old. It has been running just fine until the other day. I have not modified any hardware or BIOS-settings recently.
The day before yesterday my speakers put out a high-pitched shriek and the screen turned black. I then turned off the computer (it seemed to still be running, fans spinning). As I switched it on it let forth 8 beeps followed by a paus, and then 8 beeps again, over and over. I switched the graphics card for another one, no difference.
I then left it turned off for a few minutes. Then I booted it up again, and voila, it worked fine. Then after a few minutes it died the same way, and when I rebooted it it started beeping again.
Switching graphics card doesn't help. I powered it on without a graphics card plugged in. Then it made 8 beeps, and then silence. The cycle was not repeated, as it was when the card was in.
I then used another motherboard, another CPU and other RAM, same graphicscard and harddrive, and it boots into Windows just fine and seems to be quite stable for the day I've tried it.
I then switch back to the K8T-motherboard with it's CPU and RAM (still same graphicscard and harddrive as the other one), and it boots fine. After almost an hour it dies again. On boot, beeps. Wait a few minutes, boots again, then dies. Beeps next time. Etc.
The 8 beeps apparently mean there is a problem with the video card. I have tested two video cards that both work fine on another motherboard, no difference.
Because it dies after a while when it has rested, I suspect some sort of overheating issue. I put a bigass fan blowing at the motherboard and video card but that didn't seem to do anything. The fan on the video card is clean.
I have hooked up the D-Bracket 2 that accompanied the motherboard. It has some lights flashing depending on what is going on, and it halts on "Early Chipset Initialization", which is phase 2 of 16 (1st being "System Power ON"). When I press the power button, the LEDs on my memory sticks flash for a few seconds (showing activity), and the D-Bracket lights up. Then the memory-LEDs go to rest (inactivity), and the D-Bracket halts. Fans keep spinning but there is no life. No beeps.
After leaving the computer off for the night, I cleared the CMOS. The computer booted and ran fine for a couple of hours, then it suddenly made a noise in the speakers, and the monitor went black. Fans still spinning. The little light at the monitor indicating that it is turned on was flashing, as it does when the computer is off and the monitor is on.
This is the hardware in my system at the moment. I have removed plenty of stuff to rule out other components but even with just this it won't work. No mouse, keyboard or other drives attached, just this.
CPU: Athlon64 3200+
Memory: Corsair TWINX1024-3200XLPRO DDR
Power: Thermaltake Purepower Butterfly 480W W0020
Output: +5V (35A), +3.3V (28A), +12V (17A), -5V (0.3A), -12V (0.8A)
Graphics: Gainward GeForce 6800Ultra 256MB GDDR3 AGP8X, "Ultra/2600 Golden S",
Motherboard: K8T Neo-FIS2R/FSR (MS-6702)
Harddrive: Seagate Barracuda IV ATA 7200 RPM
Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 957p
Any ideas, suggestions or questions? I am stumped.

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I have removed plenty of stuff to rule out other components but even with just this it won't work.
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Graphics: Gainward GeForce 6800Ultra 256MB GDDR3 AGP8X, "Ultra/2600 Golden S",
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+12V (17A),
If your graphics card is like mine (see sig) with two power connections at the back you may have stressed the PSU over the last year to it's final end. Borrow or buy another PSU with at least 24 amp on the 12v supply. Your current PSU with only 17 12v amps was bound to fail. Especially since you state you had other hardware at one time. CPU Graphics card, case fanes and drives are all calling on the 12v rail to power them and your PSU just might not have it any more to do the job and the highest draw is at startup.
Try another PSU.

K8T Neo F1S2R No Longer Boots - Help Diagnosing

Hello,
I've had good service from my K8T Neo Athlon 64 mobo for 2 years. Today when I turned on the PC, all the fans cranked up and nothing more. The four test LEDs stayed red. No beeps, no display to the monitor. The light on one CD drive (I have 2) and the HD light come on solid at power up. According to the manual, four red LEDs at power up indicates a bad processor or processor connection and nothing more.
I removed my Audigy sound card since I know it has been known to cause boot-up problems on these boards. Still no boot.
What I need to know is if this is most likely a bad processor as stated in the manual, or something else like a bad mobo or power supply (Enermax). I don't have a spare processor, 64 bit PC, nor power supply to swap and check, so I need to know what is the best step process to resolving the problem. I'd just hate to go out and buy a new processor to find out the problem isn't the processor.
Thanks!
Buddy

UPDATE: Kudos to MSI support! I RMAed my original failed, over 2 year old K8T NEO via the MSI online support system. Shipped the K8T back to MSI on 4/11 and received a replacement on 4/26. It took only 11 business days, east coast to west coast and back.
I was having stability issues with the new K8MM-V motherboard described here https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=95656.0
in that I was unable to run my Radeon 9800 Pro at "full" hardware acceleration without crashes. I could only get stability using the onboard graphics or setting the Radeon 9800 to "low" hardware acceleration (the setting next to "none").
Pulled out the K8MM-V and installed the warranty replacement K8T NEO. The replacement K8T booted flawless, only requiring reinstallation of the Radeon 9800 Pro's Omega drivers on the first boot. I've had flawless performance with hardware graphics acceleration set at "full" with no reboots or blackouts since.
It was easy as pie to execute warranty service with MSI.
A big thank you to MSI for their fine support and for providing this forum....and a just as big thank you to all the fine folks here for offerering their expertise and help to us novices.
Buddy

K8T Neo and Kingmax Problems!!!!

Hi
Ok so basically ive got a K8T Neo Series K8T800 with a 64bit 3200+.
When I bought it came with 2x 256 Mb Sticks of PC2700 I think DDR-333.
Recently I bought 2x 512 sticks of Kingston Kingmax DDR-400 (MPXC22D-38KT3R)
It wont boot at all with them in it, the monitor doesn’t even get a signal.
Ive read the manual countless times and can’t find anything saying its incompatible.
I Have Tried using both sticks by them selves with no difference.
The ram is in slot 1 (I have tried all three just in case I was doing something wrong
I Have tried the Ram in another Computer and it worked great.
The Ram IS on the tested memory list Under Test Reports
If you could help me it would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Zysen,

You may have Bios Timing issues. Timing in Bios for that RAM is 2.5,4,4,8 or you can set to auto. VDIMM should be auto and you may have to try using sockets 1 and 3 as mine gave issues in sockets 1 and 2.
You may also have to do a Bios reset.

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