MOVED: Eclipse SLI & Windows 7 Drivers, etc

This topic has been moved to Windows 7.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=126646.0

Hey Guys,
I actually have a dv9000 laptop myself so I was floored when I found out that HP would only support a few of the top laptop models for Windows 7 drivers. After doing alot of research and countless tinkering, I found the way to counteract at least one of the many woes many of you are feeling, updating NVIDIA GPU Drivers.
What I did was I went to HP's support site and downloaded their softpaq solution including the NVIDIA drivers for Vista (in my case, the 64-bit version). When it tries to install, it will fail saying that the version of Windows you're using is not Vista. By all means let it fail but don't exit unless you do so by the installer. This is where the next part comes in.
Go to the Screen Resolution Settings under Display and click on Advanced Settings. At this point, it should show you the properties of your card starting on the Adapter tab. Click on Properties and then the Driver tab. At this point, click on the Update Driver button and then click on the "Browse my computer for driver software." For my software, I found it under "C:/swsetup/sp42365/WinVista64." If you remember which softpaq file you downloaded, finding your path should be a piece of cake. After all of that, it should finally recognize your video card and ask you to reboot. If you're successful, you should be back at that 1400x900 resolution we all love.
I'll keep researching to see if the other softpad drivers react the same. I wish that HP at least tells people about this option since it's fairly easy to follow.

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MOVED: Eclipse SLI no DOT!!!

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=129981.0

What do you want with DOT? If you want to overclock your system, do it manually.
Please list the options you actually have in your Cell Menu. Maybe it is just under a different name...

MOVED: Eclipse SLI with Corsair TR3X3G1333C9 (OC Quesion)

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=123272.0

Hi halvare & welcome to the forum. An Admin. or Moderator will probably move your thread to the forum subject 'Overclockers & Modding Corner'. In the mean time, take a peak at the forum posting guide & other 'Sticky' topics to help with the details needed to provide the best answers for you. Provide a full list of system specs, as this will greatly increase the forum users ability to make recommendations. Use my signature below this post text as an example.

Hi, my Ipod Schuffle (4 gen) dissapears from windows vista right after I execute Itunes, I've change the drive letter, erase temps in App data file, verified USB drivers, etc... Can someone guide on how to solve this?

Hi, my Ipod Schuffle (4 gen) dissapears from windows vista right after I execute Itunes, I've change the drive letter, erase temps in App data file, verified USB drivers, etc... Can someone guide on how to solve this?

If you want the shuffle to be always visible in Windows (outside of iTunes), you need to Enable disk use.
Select the shuffle in the iTunes sidebar, under DEVICES. Over to the right, select the Summary tab. You should see a checkbox that says Enable disk use. Check it and click Apply.
NOTE: If disk use is enabled, you have to Eject the shuffle in iTunes, BEFORE you physically disconnect it. If disk use is NOT enabled, you can disconnect the shuffle at any time, as long as iTunes is not doing something with it at that moment (such as syncing); the shuffle's light will then be blinking (to indicate DO NOT DISCONNECT).
So, unless you want to use the shuffle like a USB flash drive (carry random files on it), you may want to NOT Enable disk use.

Is there a similar file to windows\ssytem32\drivers\etc\hosts in OS X

Hi,
I am running a Windows 2003 Server with several websites. I would like to view my websites from my new Imac, however I keep getting prompted for the user name and password for the router.
In windows on my old computer I could edit the file C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts with the IP address and URL of the site and it would open. Is there a similar file in the Mac OS X 10.5.7 software.
Many Thanks in anticipation

{quote:title=Herr Lazaro wrote: > So if /etc/hosts works reliably I'll probably switch to it}{quote}
Adding host records by editing the /etc/hosts file is not entirely reliably. Since Leopard, some people have reported issues of the added host records "mysteriously" disappearing, or Apache not being able to properly resolve the added hosts. The bigger issue is that the modifications in the /etc/hosts file can create unwanted side effects in the normal functioning of services like the mail server and others.
Since Leopard, there has been an alternate way to add host records using the dscl utility. In fact, by many, it is considered the better, more reliable, and safer method.
You can read this recent article to see how its done:
http://tomafro.net/2009/07/dscl-the-easy-way-to-add-hosts-on-osx
There are a number of additional articles on the web about using dscl for adding host records to OS X.
The choice, of course, is yours. If you are using the /etc/hosts file without issue, then it might be safe to continue doing so. But, if your system starts experiencing domain name resolution issues or problems with services such as the mail server, you should consider switching to and using the dslocal database to manage your host records.

About C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\services....

Hi everyone,
I can see C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\services on my machine has last content:
sapdp00     3200/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp01     3201/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp02     3202/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp03     3203/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp04     3204/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp05     3205/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp06     3206/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp07     3207/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp08     3208/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp09     3209/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp10     3210/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp11     3211/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp12     3212/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp13     3213/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp14     3214/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp15     3215/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp16     3216/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
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sapdp18     3218/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
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sapdp20     3220/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp21     3221/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp22     3222/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
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sapdp31     3231/tcp     # SAP System Dispatcher Port
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sapgw00     3300/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Port
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sapgw55s     4855/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw56s     4856/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw57s     4857/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw58s     4858/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw59s     4859/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw60s     4860/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw61s     4861/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw62s     4862/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw63s     4863/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw64s     4864/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw65s     4865/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw66s     4866/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw67s     4867/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw68s     4868/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw69s     4869/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw70s     4870/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw71s     4871/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw72s     4872/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw73s     4873/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw74s     4874/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw75s     4875/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw76s     4876/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw77s     4877/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw78s     4878/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw79s     4879/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw80s     4880/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw81s     4881/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw82s     4882/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw83s     4883/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw84s     4884/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw85s     4885/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw86s     4886/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw87s     4887/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw88s     4888/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw89s     4889/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw90s     4890/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw91s     4891/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw92s     4892/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw93s     4893/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw94s     4894/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw95s     4895/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw96s     4896/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw97s     4897/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw98s     4898/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapgw99s     4899/tcp     # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sql6          7210/tcp
sapdbni72          7269/tcp
sql30           7200/tcp # SAP DB
vmake           7792/tcp # SAP DB
Is this all nessary?My NW is 2004s sp7

Just these entries are necessary to which system (better: instances) you want to connect. For example:
You need to connect (via SAPGUI, RFC, etc.) to systems (better: instances) with number 01, 16 and 20 you just need the entries:
sapdp01
sapdp16
sapdp20
sapgw01
sapgw16
sapgw20
If you need load balancing, etc. it's also necessary to have the entries for the related message servers sapms<SID>, e.g.
sapmsT11

Could not write to file C:/WINDOWS/system32/drivers/etc/services.SAPtmp

Hello!
During the installation of the Preview of the Netweaver 2004s (Java) i get in the phase "Install common system files" the following error messages.
ERROR 2006-06-28 14:12:13
FSL-02103 Could not write to file C:/WINDOWS/system32/drivers/etc/services.SAPtmp. Last operating system error message: Der Prozess kann nicht auf die Datei zugreifen, da sie von einem anderen Prozess verwendet wird.
All parameters are the default one!
How could i solve this problem?
Nils

please reply...

MOVED: MSI X58 eclipse SLI CPU throttling problem

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=128074.0

Quote from: goofazoid on 03-October-09, 15:03:29
If you turn EIST off you should be able to put the multiplier to a specific number between 12 and 21 (or higher if you have an unlocked Extreme CPU) and that is where it will stay.
I believe that is exactly what i did, i disabled EIST, C1E and set multiplier to 21, however, when i run a stability test(Prime95 or Linx) it always drops the multiplier down from 21x to 20x.
It seems to me turbo mode is still working when it is supposed to be disabled when you set multiplier to 21(or maybe it is just simply won't allow x21 multiplier to be used at full load anyway, turbo mode on or off).
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Very good point Jack. There you go ravescar & others, give that a try & see if it makes a difference. smile
I experimented a bit with Overspeed Protection enabled and disabled, however i did not notice any difference in this regard, the multiplier still drops to 20 on high load for me.
However this problem do not happen if i set multiplier to 20, it is only the 21 multiplier that have this issue.
This is on a MSI X58 Eclipse SLI Motherboard + i7 920 D0 stepping + 6gb GSKILL Trident 16000 CL9 RAM.
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BTW. I've read of a couple of cases where DO stepping 920's getting 22x with Turbo enabled but I'll remain skeptical regarding the validity.
Maybe it is just earlier version of cpu-z mis-reporting multiplier?

Random restarts with Eclipse SLI board

This is a copy from my post on the Vista forums havent gotten much help there.
Describe the problem in detail!
I just built a new system on December 22nd 2008. I do Tier 2 and 3 Helpdesk work so I can work my way around a system. I put the machine together installed Vista did all the updates got all the newest drivers. Basically since I have built the Machine it will just randomly restart. It will not display a BSOD, I have auto restart turned off, and it does not create an event in the event viewer. It is almost like someone touched the reset button.
When did the problem start?
December 22nd 2008 the day I built the machine.
What have you tried to fix it?
Tried several different BIOS setups. I have upgraed the bios, did all the windows updates, got all the newest drivers for video, audio, lan etc etc. Removed MSI Live Monitor, disabled green power in Bios, and removed overclocking center. Went through event viewer and corrected three of the four errors that was showing up. One error is the Kerebos one and I am not worried about that one. I have just run both Memtest86 and Memtest86+ and both of them stop responding about half way through the test.
What is the error message (of any)?
I have Vista set to not auto restart so I should see a BSOD but I get no message. I have had 4 restarts just today and none of them created a new MEMORY.DMP file or any type of event in the viewer.
I do get warnings about something called FLASH.SYS but I cannot seem to track down what this is.
What was the last thing you did before the problem started?
Built the machine.
What are your system specs?
Vista 64
MSI Eclipse SLI X58
12 Gigs Crucial ram matched to the MoBo using the crucial matching system on the crucial website. The MoBo supports up to 24 and I am using Vista 64bit.
Antec P190 Case (Dual power supplies for a total of 1.2 KW of power)
Intel Core I7 2.66
Creative Extreme Gamer Edition PCI E sound card
Mcaffee
BFG 260 GTX
Coolmaster V8 cooler (CPU under stress runs about 70f well below the max of 208f)
Do you have a screenshot?
Nope
My next step is to take out 6 gigs of RAM and see if the issue goes away.
Any suggestions?

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12 Gigs Crucial ram matched to the MoBo using the crucial matching system on the crucial website.
Please provide a link to the Crucial Product site for your memory modules and make a screenshot of the CPU-Z "SPD" view.
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My next step is to take out 6 gigs of RAM and see if the issue goes away.
Test one memory module only and see what happens. If things seem fine, add one more module and test again (and so on).

What I hate about the Eclipse SLi

Not sure where to post this kind of thing, but having spent a fortune (£3,500 to be exact) on my new build PC, I thought I'd make a quick list of why I regret buying the MSI Eclipse SLi MB rather than another manufacturer. Maybe someone from MSI will read this and slap their designers about a bit
1) It has 10 SATA ports and supports SLi. What they don't tell you is that if you have 2 GFX cards, you cannot use 2 of the SATA ports as the 2nd GFX card covers them up. I had to purchase an additional PCI-E SATA card, and now, obviously, 2 of my planned devices don't work until Windows has booted and the drivers are loaded.
2) If you have a 2nd GFX card, it covers up the DLED and you cannot read the POST messages.
3) Needing to use a piece of tape to fix the thermocouple to some component
4) Less than great documentation on the BIOS options
5) Having only 2 USB headers on the MB. With everything being USB these days, more headers would be good so I can connect up my multi-card reader as well as case-mounted USB ports.
6) Poorly performing RAID implementation (or poor drivers) for RAID5
Anyway, that's my rant over for now. I've always used MSI MB's (except my last one was an Abit), but this has really put me off buying another one. I really regret it.

Quote from: Surreal-Killer on 05-January-09, 21:28:55
Not sure where to post this kind of thing, but having spent a fortune (£3,500 to be exact) on my new build PC, I thought I'd make a quick list of why I regret buying the MSI Eclipse SLi MB rather than another manufacturer. Maybe someone from MSI will read this and slap their designers about a bit
1) It has 10 SATA ports and supports SLi. What they don't tell you is that if you have 2 GFX cards, you cannot use 2 of the SATA ports as the 2nd GFX card covers them up. I had to purchase an additional PCI-E SATA card, and now, obviously, 2 of my planned devices don't work until Windows has booted and the drivers are loaded.
2) If you have a 2nd GFX card, it covers up the DLED and you cannot read the POST messages.
3) Needing to use a piece of tape to fix the thermocouple to some component
4) Less than great documentation on the BIOS options
5) Having only 2 USB headers on the MB. With everything being USB these days, more headers would be good so I can connect up my multi-card reader as well as case-mounted USB ports.
6) Poorly performing RAID implementation (or poor drivers) for RAID5
Anyway, that's my rant over for now. I've always used MSI MB's (except my last one was an Abit), but this has really put me off buying another one. I really regret it.
1.) I solved the SATA issue by connecting the sata cables to the ports BEFORE i put the cards in. Mine work fine.
2.) What GFX card are you using? I have 2 x GTX285's and they are NOT small. Yet I can still see my DLED. Perhaps if you squat down to eye level vs. Looking from the top of the board down?
3.) Not sure what you are talking about. I know my Copper heat pipe was missing a plastic retention clip and spring/ Found it packaged UNDER THE BOARD (damn QA dropped the ball). Clip was broken so I had to pay $5 for shipping or a new plastic clip for mine.
4.) I agree they need to document the BIOS much better.
5.) To be fair, most ALL the major sellers like Newegg and Tigerdirect list how many stat headders, usb headders etc there are. Not knowing there were only 2 herders is the fault of the buyer.
6.) On board raid is always cheap bro. Good raid cards can cost around $200-1000USD. Hardware > Software. I bought a mid line SATA Raid card for my box. Have 3 raptor drives in Raid 0. VERY happy i did it to.

MSI Eclipse Sli and Asus 6950 Direct CU II problem

I’ve recently bought the Asus 6950 Direct CU II 2GB. After I installed it a weird buzzing sound started coming from around the area, where the big heat sink below the cpu socket sits. That only happened when the graphics card was on high profile and particularly when I was in any game.
About a month later my card stopped working properly so thinking it was its fault I used the warranty and got it replaced. However with the new card the system won’t even start. My monitor goes from “Please check signal cable” to “No signal” and apparently the system is not even moving past the bios checks.
The weird think is that when I use my old card (MSI R4870 1GB) the system seems to work properly!!! I tried the 6950 in two different systems and it seems to be working….
I’ve tried resetting the bios removing other devises to test the power supply etc., but nothing works, I can only think that something is wrong with the motherboard.
Any ideas on what might be wrong???
My system is:
MB: MSI Eclipse Sli
CPU: Core I7 920
PSU: TAGAN TG700-U88 PIPEROCK SERIES 700W
RAM: 3 x CORSAIR TR3X6G1600C9 Triple DDR3
HDD: WD Velociraptor 150GB for the OS

Thanks for the timely reply HU16E.
I don't have another psu available right now but I will in 3 days so I will try that.
On the other hand I have mine working as a single rail from the day I bought it (turbo mode switch on the psu), but i am not sure how this can be connected.
Also while I was playing around with the system it started up, only once, with the 6950, and that happened with everything connected so I still can't figure what the hell is happening!!!! I am thinking that something on the pcie port is wrong so i tried on the other ports too, yet nothing happened.
I am still leaning towards the motherboard but any other ideas would be welcomed.

PC shuts down or reboots spontaneously (MSI Eclipse SLI)

Starting a new thread to avoid totally hijacking another thread talking about almost the same symptoms here.
My original post:
Quote from: Smoke on 05-April-09, 12:43:21
I get this same situation.. except the event viewer doesnt state anything.
The system is not bluescreening.. it just hardware powers down and reboots.
I get the same message as the original poster as well, it is very annoying as it often happens in the middle of doing something.
I wonder if it could be thermal related to the high IOH temps on the board (often 80-85C, but not sure what happens to them in the middle of playing a game)? Is there any way to log the temperatures to a file so I can check what they were at the time of the crash?
I get this issue whether I change the default bios settings or not. Ive got a 920 on my eclipse board, my CPU temps are below 30C under load. System temp is about 27C.
What can I do?
The following replies:
Quote from: AaronYuri on 05-April-09, 12:56:57
That's way too high, even for 100% load. Reinstall the heatsink.
Quote from: Smoke on 05-April-09, 20:46:53
It is? I found another thread on this forum where it was mentioned that intel and msi said the IOH runs hot and to expect temps up to 100C. How do I go about changing the manufacturers heatsink on a board? Ive never done that before and cant find any procedural help thru google...
Ive been able to replicate the issue by running ram up to high usage. When I get above 98% ram allocation, I spontaneously reboot. So It could be a ram issue as well. Of would that be something possible IOH related as well?
Quote from: NovJoe on 05-April-09, 23:37:33
smoke,
Can you list out your full system spec and PSU spec?
System Spec:
Core i7 920 w/ TRUE 120
MSI eclipse SLI (bios 1.4)
6x 1gb corsair 1866mhz rated ram sticks (TR3X3G1866C9DF)
1500w thermaltake psu
galaxy gtx295 in the primary x16 pci-e slot
MSI eclipse soundcard in the 1st pci-e x1 slot
4x 1tb samsung 'UJ' hdd (raid 5)
O/S (= old winxp 32 bit until I get hold of a 64 bit os) running on 128gb PQI SSD
lg bluray burner
All the drives are sata2 and running on the ICHIOR ports.
For bios settings Ive got the optimised defaults with spread spectrum off and turbo boost on. Once its table then I will OC, but for now its not stable at the baseline yet.
Temp info:
IOH temps are as I said, around 80 at startup but rise to at least 87 under load, but not really much further that Ive seen.
CPU temps are very low with the dual-fan TRUE 120 heatsink. I havet seen it go above 35C with a reasonably heavy processing load. Usually sits about 0-2C above ambient at most when idle.
System temps get to about 40 under load, or around 27-35 under regular usage, but Im not quite sure what thats measuring the temp of on the board.
The issue is very frustrating but somewhat intermittent - I can go two days without a crash but then get several in a row. I wasnt previously paying attention to my usage at the time tho so I dont remember what I was doing when it crashed that I wasnt doing when it was fine. I have been able to replicate the crash/reboot/shutdown symptom by running multiple memory intensive apps and loading the ram up to just on the 2.99gb mark (the most winxp 32 bit will 'see') and it goes down. No blue screen though.. its a hardware issue not software I am pretty sure.
[edit] Updated the ram part number to be correct.

ok, should I label this possibly as solved?
I followed MSI's advice and checked through on drivers. Ive got totally up to date drivers, but nvidia just put out a .5 driver update (i mean, its increased the driver version by .50) and so I updated to that. I still got a sft reboot on testing, so no real joy.
THEN, I did the big change MSI asked me to do - Ive successfully brought my system up to bios 1.5B3 and pow, massive improvements all round!
Intelburntest runs perfectly now, no crash, no reboot, no errors of any kind. All residuals match. No memory errors. Memtest86 2.11 runs smooth as silk without errors either. PCmark runs out a basic benchmark of almost 19000 (about 3000, or 18.75%, more than the std core i7 920 benchmark without OC'ing) and looks great. Couldnt get that to run previously either.
The previous methods which 100% of the time would replicate the soft reboot of the system now no longer do so at all (i.e. 0% of the time yet) and for that matter I have not been able to get the box to fall over AT ALL since the new bios.
I have the same temps on cpu/ioh/system as I did previously. I recall for the same clock speed the cpu was putting out something well under 20 gigaflops... now its a solid 28. I didnt even realise that was a symptom of anything wrong, else the bios does some amazing extras.
I should note, Im only now using the 'optimised defaults' setting thru the bios. No overclock at all yet.
I'd love to know what MSI changed from 1.4 to 1.5B3, but whatever it was.. it does appear to have solved my issues. I wont say that conclusively just yet, but I cant bring the system to a crash no matter what I try now where it was rather easy to blow it over with a quiet whistle before.
Other things Ive noted is that the page file now seems to be actively utilised. Ive pushed it at load up to almost 3gb where before the bios update I was struggling to see 400mb used. Not sure if that was part of it, but if you get simiar issues go straight to MSI and see about getting hold of the 1.5B3 bios or later.
To quickly address the recent replies:
1) Ive got to agree with HU16E with my ram. I have no trouble running at the 1333 JDEC spec. And I feel very positive about now being able to achieve the XMP spec with this new bios.
2) Thanks for the link Aaron. I did end up using the USB flash method from this forum. Worked perfectly. Chalk up another success story!
3) I did try to swap out the ssd last night, but the system kept soft rebooting while installing the OS on the spin drive. SO I gave up. Seems the ssd isnt a drawback under the new bios tho (assuming it even was a cause earlier).
4) Ive DL'ed the x64 windows 7 beta and I'll likely as not have a shot installing that and refitting the extra 3gb ram back into the system. I'll let you know how it goes. Theoretically 6x1gb sticks should be as much as 15-20% faster than 3x 2gb sticks (and were about that much cheaper for me at time of purchase) but I'll run some benchmarks now that the benchmarks work and let you know the differences in case anyone wants to build their box the same way.
Conclusion:
I'll stress the system over a bit for the next few days without overclocking and I'll see if I can bring the system to reboot like it did previously through high usage, and if I cant I'll change the thread to solved and write out a proper solution post for the problem, symptoms and solution.
Id like to take the opportunity to say thanks to all the guys who've given me help and advice. Youve all been really great. Thanks a bundle! I owe you one

Eclipse Sli - Not going to BIOS

Hi there
I was hoping that someone out there could help me! I have just finished building a new machine and decided to go the MSI route as opposed to the ASUS route (regretting that already!) Anyway, having finally managing to get past the machine not booting at all I have got to a stage where I cannot get into the BIOS and get no further than the memory check. The spec is the following:
Eclipse Sli
Intel Core i7 920
3GB OCZ Gold Series Triple Channel
Leadtek 7800 GT TDH PCi Express
Soundblaster Fatal1ty PCI
Hiper Type R II PSU
I have disconnected the Soundblaster and all the memory seems to be recognised because thats as far as I get - confirmation that there is 3GB on board. Is there anything else that I am missing or should be doing?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks

Thanks to all who have posted on this thread with help and advice.
New motherboard came on Monday evening. Built on Tuesday evening, switched on with eyes closed and.................EUREKA!!! We have lift off!! Manged to get into BIOS and select the DVD drive etc. I went for XP Pro x64 for the moment and it has installed flawlessly. Only problem I am getting at the moment is trying to find the drivers for the SM Bus as I am getting the yellow triangle on device manager. Don't suppose anybody has any ideas, there doesn't seem to be anything on the driver disk.
Should I upgrade the BIOS? Are there any marked improvements over the pre installed (can't tell you version at moment as I at work!) If I do whats the best way of doing it. Is the Live Update thing still a recipe for disaster??
How's yours getting on bdhuf?

Apple Windows drivers on USB, but Windows says I need to format USB to use it

I set up a 16GB USB drive as my Mountain Lion install disk via the Mountain Lion Installer app.   I ran BootCamp and had it download and put the Windows drivers also onto the USB stick.
Installed Windows and got to the part where it says I have no drivers.
So when I now put in the USB drive to install the drivers, Windows is saying "You need to format the disk in drive E: before you can use it. Do you want to format it?"    ...but that's where the drivers are.
How was the USB stick formatted originally? I don't know, presumably with whatever the default from Disk Utility was when I wiped it.
Ay suggestions?
(e.g....reformat the USB with Windows, reboot into OS X (assuming that works), then have Boot Camp Assistant re-put the Windows drivers on the USB, then reboot into Windows, etc?   Trying that now.)
Thanks.

The drive must be formatted as FAT32, you can do that on Windows or OSX. Then put the drivers back on it, boot to Windows and install them.

Challenges for enterprise management of drivers, etc. t4xx

so i am subscribed to the lenovo driver updates for t410s model that we are rolling out company wide. already deployed 30+
issues i see regarding keeping them updated for the corporate environment;
1. no previous drivers version available on site? for example the power manager update recently causes multi batteries not to be read as single running time. HP, our old platform, has a previous drivers option on new driver page in case need to rollback (yes i realize windows can also do a rollback but if i need to push out company wide easier to have the original files)
2. sometimes not enough information in the patch/driver updates. i realize this happens with many companies and they dont necesarilly list all the info I would like to see describing the scenario/issue. for example the "2010/10/14 Hotkey Features patch for Windows 7" and says
The Hotkey features patch is copying a file HKVOLKEY.DLL to a ThinkPad that DLL files has been erased accidentally.
Otherwise there is no need to apply it.
so what exactly are the conditions that cause it to be accidentally erased? this is info we need to maintain corporate machines and see if that condition could be a factor in our operating environment.
any other folks out there managing these company wide, pushing patches, drivers, etc with third party apps run into these issues?
thanks,
trekuhl

Hello Mark,
Thanks for complements. I have not sent mail to any distribution list but talk to only two friends
My opinion of running such forums is that it works only and only if there is diehard person which bring in interest not only to start but continuously work on it to make sure that people find something to talk about. It has to be done in waves at the frequency that matches with decay in interest.
I think the reason for good response for ABAP is because you have called SDN is a developers network and not SAP solution network. This is just my hunch.
Other option is to use SAS, this also is a forum which is supporting only sales people.
I know that presently we have about 150 consultants implementing quite a few projects in ASIA and they donot have any forum. They are not internal but externals some of them independent. Most of these consultant are die hard EAM people, like all maintenance guys they love to talk about how they fixed up things. But they unfortunately donot have any place to do it.
As you can see from initial response we have people from development team and internal consultant (Not external because till the forum is created I donot want to create high expectations). This is a real good combination for EAM topic because of the kind of solution we have, it needs good development person to understand why of many topics.
Your assumption that it we open one more forum, the ERP forum will get thinned out is not correct because these are two separate topics and not one. People who wants EAM related discussion would hardly look in ERP related topics and normally find them raising question not relevan to others.
So I would again strongly recommend you to start a new forum, remaing marketing and get people engaged can be done by the group.
Regards
Hemant

MOVED: Eclipse SLI & Windows 7 Drivers, etc

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