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[Other 865 Series] mainboard fan problem

thanks, I'll try it
Quote from: otrofox on 01-June-05, 05:31:44
Have a look to this thread and give it a try.
Take care with temps. After unplugging the sys fan, check your temps immediately and for a long time. Make some tests to ensure this fan is not needed in your Mega.
Another solution should be adding a resistor (from 20 to 80 Ohms) to low the revs.

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[Other 865 Series] mainboard fan problem

Hi!
I have a mega 865 msi computer. It's working fairly well. The only problem is the terrible noise coming from the fans.
I think the worst noisemaker is the fan on the motherboard. I changed it once, but it didn't get much better.
The problem is that it's always too busy, i.e to high frequenzy. As soon as I open some program, like a web browser, it goes to 100 % cooling, like it does when booting.
Is there any way to manually set some kind of limit for the fan frequenzy. Anybody have any solutions?
im going crazy over this noise.
thanx!

thanks, I'll try it
Quote from: otrofox on 01-June-05, 05:31:44
Have a look to this thread and give it a try.
Take care with temps. After unplugging the sys fan, check your temps immediately and for a long time. Make some tests to ensure this fan is not needed in your Mega.
Another solution should be adding a resistor (from 20 to 80 Ohms) to low the revs.

[Other 865 Series] 865PE Neo3-F (SATA and PATA problems),please help,thx

Hi
I have MSI 865PE Neo3-F mainboard and I have a few little problems with Neo.
My first:
I have HDD Maxtor DiamondMax10 300GB,16MB cache,SATA.When I was installing Windows,(widows setup) it shows that HDD has only 131GB.BIOS shows 251GB.what does it mean?Not supported HDD or only 130GB for one partition?
My second:
I want to connect also P-ATA HDD,but BIOS don´t see him.
What would be IDE settings in BIOS and also jumper settings on PATA HDD and DVD when I want use:
SATA as Primary Master (system disk)
PATA as Secondary Master
DVD-ATA IDE as Secondary Slave
My last:
What I should installing when I want to use all advantages of SATA HDD and what would be BIOS settings?
PLEASE HELP IT IS URGENTLY,CAUSE I HAVE TO WORK TO MY SCHOOL
ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
Thank you

At the first thank you for your reply.
Yes it works.
Sorry I didn´t post my OS.My OS is XP (with SP2,now).
Configuration:
P4 Prescott 540J 3.2GHz,FSB800MHz,HT (enabled)
MSI 865PE Neo3-F
2x APACER 512MB DDR400 (Dual channel,slot 1 and 3)
ASUS FX5700 256MB
Maxtor DiamondMax10 300GB,16MB cache,7200rpm
DVD-RW Plextor 716AK
After installing Service Pack 2 windows shows that HDD has 300GB,but I created two partitions before (C:\ [30GB] and D:\ [100GB] in windows setup) and now (after install SP2 E:\ [170GB]) one partition in Windows.Problem how do I put together last two partitions (D:\ and E:\) to one partition?
so if I right understand after this settings in BIOS:
Native Mode
ATA Configuration - PATA only (or SATA-only)
SATA Keep enabled - yes
PATA Keep enabled - yes
PATA channel selection - both
and what about another two options in this menu?what are the settings?(somtehing about 1st channel and so on)
connections looks like that:
on IDE ATA100 cable from IDE1 will be connect HDD ATA100 as Master and DVD as slave?
on SATA cable from SATA1 will be connect HDD SATA?
How system knows which one from two Masters HDD is System disk?from Boot menu?
Is some page on the web where can I find closer explain of IDE (SATA) settings for MB MSI?
Sorry for questions,but I am working at the first time with SATA disk

[Other 865 Series] 865GM2-LS - power cuts out immediately after turning on.

I wonder if anyone could help me, as I am a bit out of ideas. I've done a search on this forum, and though there are a few people similar problems, there does not seem to be an answer.
I have basically tried to build a PC from scratch for the first time (the specs are below) I'm pretty sure it is all connected up correctly, yet when I turn it on, the lights come on and the fan turns for a fraction of a second and then the power cuts out.
If I then attempt to turn it on again I get no power at all. If I disconnect/reconnect the power supply from the motherboard and try again I get the lights and fan again for a split second.
I have checked and double check the connections, reset the CMOS by moving the jumper as in the manual, and I am pretty much out of ideas. These are completely new components, no s/w on the HD at all etc. I've checked the pins for the ATX 20-Pin and ATX 12V and they seem OK. One thing I can think of is there is a power connecter next to the one for the CPU fan for the system fan. I do not have this connected to anything as the fan that comes with the case connects directly to the PSU. Do I need a system fan as well or is this an either or thing?
Motherboard:
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MSI P/N:865GM2-LS
Processor:
Pentium 4 3.2GHz 478P 800MHz 0.09u 1Mb Cache
(Part No:BX80546PG3200E)
Memory:
Aries 1GB PC3200 DDR 400MHz DIMM Memory
(Part No: 1GBPC3200DDR)
Hard Drive:
DiamondMax 200GB 7200RPM 8MB Cache IDE HDD Maxtor
(Part No:6L200P0 )
Floppy:
Sony Internal FDD
No optical drives installed yet.
Case:
Midi Tower ATX PC Case & 350W PSU (Clear Side)
Aries P/N:ATX-9980
Include PSU (specs below)
MODEL: ATX-400
Max Output = 400W
Input
115VAC
10A Max
60Hz
230VAC
5A Max
50Hz
Output
+12V 18A max
+5V 40A max
+3.3V 28A max
-5V 0.5A max
-12V 0.5A max
+12V 18A max
+5V/SB 2.0A max

Quote from: blazing storm on 25-June-05, 18:26:54
My fault, wasn't thinking. I meant to type "try running the motherboard outside of the case".
You need to try a better PSU than your current one so the one from your old computer may be no good. Post its +3.3V +5V +12V rail amp values please.
Also try disconnecting all but the essential hardware need to run so unplug hard drive, floppy etc. The problem looks like the power supply to me so buy or borrow a decent one with 20-24A minimum on the +12V rail. If you need help finding a power supply just ask.
That would be very much appreciated, I've had a look around the usual web suppliers and they don't seem to want to provide that kind of information for their PSUs.
The old PSU doesn't seem to have the info printed on it, but it is quite old, so I suppose it's unlikely it's going to be much better than the new one.
Will try running it outside from the case. I take it this is in case the thing I have mounted it to is shorting it? If this is the case, is there a trick to ensuring against this?
Quote from: Blazer on 25-June-05, 10:56:22
make sure no OC settings are used and set DDR voltage to 2.60-2.70 to get sys stable and work down as needed.
How do I do this? Pretty sure I have no OC settings as I have left all jumpers alone apart from the CMOS one. How would I set the DDR voltage?

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Here are some more specs regarding my configuration:
POWER SUPPLY
SilverStone Zeus ST65ZF 650W SLI Power Supply
Specs info here: http://www.3dgameman.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35458
CHASSIS
Thermaltake Armor VA8000BWS
Specs info here: http://www.thermaltake.com/XaserCase/armor/va8000bws/va8000bws.htm (bottom of the page)
PROCESSOR
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 Conroe 2.4GHz 4M shared L2 Cache LGA 775 Processor
Specs info here: http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL9S8
MEMORY
OCZ 2GB (2 x 1GB) PC2-6400 Dual Channel Platinum Revision 2 XTC Series DDR2 (OCZ2P800R22GK)
Specs info here: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MY-072-OC
VIDEO ADAPTER
ASUS Extreme N7800GTX 256Mb
Specs info here: http://www.superwarehouse.com/Asus_Extreme_N7800GTX_256MB_Video_Card/EN7800GTX_2DHTV_256M/ps/666522
HARD DISK
Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 ST3320620AS 320GB Hard Drive (Serial ATA-300, 7200 RPM, 16MB)
Specs info here: http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_techspecs_full.php/masterid=19777096
DVD-RW
LG GSA4040B - 4x DVD+/-R/RW/RAM IDE
Specs info here: http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/lg4040-multi/
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[Other 865 Series] Plz Help me to determine my motherboard model

Hi,
I have an advent 3417 pc, and I want to download the Sata drivers, Sandra reports my motherboard
as a Trigem Netherlands - DreamSys. However I have found a site that links to Microstar - I need to
determine the make and model.
Here is what Sandra reports:
Intel 865/848 (springdale)
Intel 82865G/PE/P 82848P
LPC Hub Controller1: 82801EB/ER ICH5(ICH5R)
LPC Controller 2: MSI 82801EB/ER ICH5(ICH5R)
Microstar USB Controllers and Firewire
System SMBus Controller: Intel 801xx/63xx SMBus
Cany anyone please help ?
Thanks!

Drivers are not required for SATA with the 865 chipset. The MSI web site is for their retail products. OEM products such as you have are only supported by the OEM.

[Other 865 Series] Newbie question. Where do the wires plug in from case to motherboard?

Hi, This is my first time trying to make a computer. Seems like it wouldnt be that hard if I could just figure out where the wires plug in. I bought a Broadway 9968 case and a 865pe Neo3 motherboard. The wires in the case and the book for the motherboard shows the names well enough. But my problem is they dont match each other. I dont understand what plugs to what. Im not even sure if I need all the wires.
This is what the wires in my case say:
1st bundle
Green 2 +D
Black Ground
Yellow 2 -D
Red 2 +vcc
2sd bundle
green 1 +D
red 1 +vcc
Black ground
yellow 1 -D
Last bundle says IEEE 1394
pink TPB-
green TPB+
white VCC
blue TPA+
orange TPA-
2 black ground
What do these names mean in relation to what the motherboard calls them?
Thank you very much for any help

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1st bundle
Green 2 +D
Black Ground
Yellow 2 -D
Red 2 +vcc
2sd bundle
green 1 +D
red 1 +vcc
Black ground
yellow 1 -D
these wires are for your usb connectons , your motherboard book should tell you the Pin definitions
Here is what they are for my board (make sure you check to see if they are the same for yours, they should be but check ........ )
First look for the usb headers on the board , work with one header and one bundle at a time
On the 1st header
1- Find pin 1 and connect the wire labled "+VCC"( your "red 2" wire)
2- Find pin 3 and connect the wire labled -d (your "yellow 2" wire)
3- Find pin 5 and connect the wire labeled +d ( your "Green 2" wire)
4- Find pin 7 and connect the wire labeled " Ground" ( your " black" wire )
on the second header
1- Find pin 2 and connect the wire labeled +VCC ( your " red 1" wire)
2- Find pin 4 and connect the wire labeled -d( your "yellow 1" wire)
3 -Find pin 6 and connect the wire labled +d( your " Green 1" wire)
4- Find pin 8 and connect the wire labled Ground ( your " Black" wire)
Quote
Last bundle says IEEE 1394
pink TPB-
green TPB+
white VCC
blue TPA+
orange TPA-
2 black ground
This is for a fire wire connection , if your board has a header for firewire this is where you would conect to . My firewire is on my D Bracket so I do not have a seperate header . If you cannot figure out if you need this one let me know and I will download your manual and see if I can help
Good Luck and let me know
Dave

[Other 865 Series] MSI 865PE Neo2-V and Dual Channel Mode Question

Hello, I have a quick question regarding dual channel mode with my current motherboard. I have an MSI 865PE Neo2-V and am wondering if it is possible to enable dual channel mode while having three RAM modules inserted in the motherboard.
For example, I currently have one 512MB PC3200 module in my computer. If I purchase another 512MB module and run them in dual channel mode, will it be possible to buy a 1GB module or another size module, and still have all three slots run in dual channel mode? Or is dual channel only operational on this motherboard if only two of the three slots are occupied?
Thanks.

Dual channel requires an even number of sticks.

[Other 865 Series] Medion Card Reader with MSI 865gm3ls board

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Recently got this board to replace a faulty Medion MD5000 board (had a MSI 6701 in). Everything working fine with a Prescott 3.0ghz CPU, but I was wondering if there was a way to connect the Medion's card reader to the board? On the Medion it connects to JUSB1, but on the new Medion board, there is a JUSB1 and JUSB2 and the cable to connect is for 18pins on the Medion. Any ideas guys?
Cheers.

Tough one.... one USB port actually only takes 4 pins = VCC, D-, D+, GND. So you need to figure out what those 18pins are. Any additional LEDs? or anything? So this requires some reverse engineering. Get a multimeter and start reverse engineering! Good luck!

875P Neo versus 865 series m/b

Hi
I am running the MSI875P Neo FIS2R m/b and apart from a few problems like the HDD LED, I am fairly happy with the board but I was just wondering what board from the 865 series of m/b's is, apart from the chipset, identical in features and has the HDD LED owrking with S-ATA drives?
I really miss the HD LED not working and wonder if anyone can recommend a board from the 865 series which, (apart from the chipset), is identical in features and performance and will work with the 'spec' shown in my signature and also one on which the hard drive LED works with S-ATA drives?
Exact model please so that I check the 'spec' on the MSI website, and preferably one which I can buy in the UK.
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Brave01Heart

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Originally posted by REILLY875
Dont Forget Uruk Hai, that the i875 Chipset was Released (Born) Before the i865, and so were Most of the Motherboards that emplore these Chipsets . So I think thats why they caught the S-ATA LED Problem on the i865......MSI i875 Born on 5-19-03, MSI i865 Born on 6-12-03.........Sean REILLY875
Yes, Sorry all, once again my knowledge is found wanting!!!
Thanks Sean for putting me straight.
I always thought 875's were specially selected 865 chips, but it is infact the reverse. 865 is an 875 that doesn't necessarily meet all 875 parameters. Of course as we all know (Barton 2500+, P4 2.4C) this may be true in the early stages of a chips development, but as process refinements are made and production volumes increase, these selections go out of the window. So all of you 865 guys most probably have 875 capable chips anyway (more than likely why MSI can now offer MAT on 865 board!!!)
Ok, so at least my faith in MSI design process is restored, but I still like the bamboo idea!!!
I would guess that this should lead us to conclude that we should always recommend 865 variants over 875 to anyone asking. Like Brave01Heart did waaaaay back at the start of this thread.

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PowerMac G5 Dual 2.0 fan problem

I just bought a Powermac G5 dual 2.0 (June 2004) with 4GB (aftermarket) RAM on eBay that has the 'constant on' fan problem. I have run every series of tests and tricks that I found on the internet and it is still stuck. The machine runs flawlessly, all benchmark tests that I have performed have been completed successfully. In addition, I have done the following:
The door/deflector sensors are working properly, no red LED on the board
I ran all of the OF and OSX ASD 2.5.7 tests on it and they came back clean.
I reset the PRAM, the SMU, PMU and did the NVRAM resets in OF.
I repaired the disk permissions
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The machine is spotlessly clean inside
All temperature sensors are functioning properly, and the Dashboard thermal readouts I downloaded show the temps are well within normal parameters.
I zeroed the HD and installed a fresh copy of OSX10.5
Nothing I have done has affected the problem at all... Does anyone have any suggestions on what else I can try to solve this problem?
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I'm sorry nothing worked. I should have known you would have tried those things. The thing about tiger and fan issues I heard about just a few days ago. You saw which versions were fixed and unfixed though right? Right. Reduced power does nothing too I guess. And turning off sleep. It just doesn't sound like the Jet Sounds that other users have reported regarding their fans and sleep or where the fans go into Panic mode to cool the CPU Temps. Speaking of which I recommend Temperature Monitor to see just what temps you're running at. If they are too high that might be the one explanation.
And one wise Mac forum guru from Japan said something to the effect that most fan issues had something to do with USB problems. I hope he'll chime in, he's very good.
What else... false sensor readings? I have no clue as to where they really are to fix.
I sympathize because I've had fan problems of my own since I bought this mac used about two years ago. Loud revving up and down on Highest power setting... sounds like a demented banshee. Luckily I can just run on reduced power and it keeps the worst at bay.
The Mac I had before this one was a Dual 2.0 like yours. It was a rock solid performer for several years before I put leopard on it. Within a week it was dead as a doornail.
Well I think I've exhausted my ideas on this one. I'll keep thinking about it though. Oh, two more. The first, some kind of cool enclosure that muffles the sound without killing your Mac. The second, and what would be my preferred method if I was rich, would involve a very large hammer and...
Anyway, I really hope you solve this, Joe. If you do, post back and let me know how you did it.
Ack, looking back at your original post I see you already did some of the things above. Sorry, it's late and I'm too tired to edit.
Ok, one last thing I don't think you said but just occurred to me. Have you looked under the cpu cover to see if anything is amiss there?
That's it, I'm spent for now.
Good luck.
Steve

Mid 2009 macbook pro battery is dead and fan is constantly ramped up (not due to heat). Would installing a new battery fix the fan problem?

Battery icon has an "x" over it and I need to have my laptop plugged in to be on. I've ordered a new battery to install, but I was wondering if it's possible that something else might be causing the fan to be on over drive constantly. I've tried resenting the SMC and the PRAM, but nothing has stopped the fans from running at higher than normal speeds.

If you've updated to Mavericks, you'll either need to use the original install DVD containing the AHT, or download the right one from Apple's servers, then replace the hidden /System/Library/CoreServices.diagnostics folder.
I think that replacing the battery is likely to stop the fan problem anyway.

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Heatsinks don't need to be changed. They need to be cleaned, which you've done.
It's not clear from your post, if your fan problems persisted after you cleaned it. If they have, sounds like the fan is failing to me.
Try one these. Got the part number from here. From your model's parts list here.
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I found the solution in google that upgrading the BIOS. However the error 902 still there. My laptop always start up normally at third time.
What should I do? Should I bring my laptop to warranty center?
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