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Quote from: FirstTimeMSIUser on 14-January-08, 19:03:47
Dunno yet i think its all works same, i think i go with either PowerStrip or Asus SmartDoctor.
AFAIK 400W psu i have is enough for everything in single cpu pc.
Btw can someone explain why OC CPU corrupts HDD?
"Btw can someone explain why OC CPU corrupts HDD?"
That is low end mainboard not designed for OC. Mainboard probably don't have Sata lock, and you when increase CPU HTT, Sata interface freq. is increase respective and can cause HDD corruption and possible further HDD damages.
That can be avoided if you OC your CPU by multiplier instead CPU HTT. (For that you need a CPU which multiplier is unlocked in both ways, etc: like FX-62... or 5k+ Black Edition )
The simples tip, if you wanna OC you should get board with OC abilities.
"Dunno yet i think its all works same, i think i go with either PowerStrip or Asus SmartDoctor.
Video is Asus EN8600GT/2DHT/256M
AFAIK 400W psu i have is enough for everything in single cpu pc. "
Sorry we support MSI products only, have a ask about that in Asus forum instead.

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Overclock video on cheap board is OK?

I have K9VGM-V it was cheapest board on marker, when i tried to overck CPU a bit data on my SATA HDD got corrupted, now i want to overclock video card. Can i have any problems with other hardware if i overclock video card, as i understand video is separate hardware and board take no part in video card overclocking, so i supposed to be safe to clock video even on so weak board?

Quote from: FirstTimeMSIUser on 14-January-08, 19:03:47
Dunno yet i think its all works same, i think i go with either PowerStrip or Asus SmartDoctor.
AFAIK 400W psu i have is enough for everything in single cpu pc.
Btw can someone explain why OC CPU corrupts HDD?
"Btw can someone explain why OC CPU corrupts HDD?"
That is low end mainboard not designed for OC. Mainboard probably don't have Sata lock, and you when increase CPU HTT, Sata interface freq. is increase respective and can cause HDD corruption and possible further HDD damages.
That can be avoided if you OC your CPU by multiplier instead CPU HTT. (For that you need a CPU which multiplier is unlocked in both ways, etc: like FX-62... or 5k+ Black Edition )
The simples tip, if you wanna OC you should get board with OC abilities.
"Dunno yet i think its all works same, i think i go with either PowerStrip or Asus SmartDoctor.
Video is Asus EN8600GT/2DHT/256M
AFAIK 400W psu i have is enough for everything in single cpu pc. "
Sorry we support MSI products only, have a ask about that in Asus forum instead.

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I recommend searching the threads that specialize in the 'Turbo' OC method. Ivy CPU's are not super OC'ers on conventional cooling solutions, but excellent performance can be pulled out of them in the 44X-45X range and still keep all the power saving features intact as well. CPU V. left alone to work on Auto is recommended. Initially for testing, set VDRoop to 100%. Disable EuP 2013, Overspeed Protection, and Spread Spectrum.

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Overclocking options for the RS480M2-IL?

Thanks for the reply. That is disappointing.
There are a couple other micro-ATX board I've seen on the market. First is the WinFast/FoxConn CK804K8MA-KS, which can be found for the same price or less. But this is a really basic nForce4 (non-Ultra) board. And because it's a non-Ultra, the HyperTransport links are only 800MHz (1600MHz bus). Even if it has overclocking options, I wouldn't want to get it because of the weak HT link. Everything else for S939 is 1000MHz (2000MHz bus) HT. I'd have to overclock just to match the performance anyway. And it doesn't have any of the features that make the nForce4 Ultra great like SATAII, hardware firewall (it doesn't even use the nVidia gigabit LAN, but rather some Realtek solution), and so on. It's just a cheap board. That's why I was hoping the MSI might fit better.
The other board is a WinFast/FoxConn NF3UK8MA. It's an nForce3 Ultra S939 micro-ATX motherboard and seems like it could be nice, but I'm trying to get a PCI Express board. But it'd probably make for an ideal AGP solution. And it's HT1000MHz/FSB2000. The downside is, I don't know where you can buy this one separately. So far, I've seen it only listed on Monarch Computer System's Hornet builder webpage. They also had a listing for a WinFast/FoxConn NF4UK8MA board would would have been ideal, but now they only have the cheap CK804K8MA-KS.
I sure hope MSI adds some functionality to the BIOS or adds compatibility for CoreCenter. The RS480 chipset is supposed to be a killer overclocker and that combined with a 90nm Athlon64 would just scream. If I find anything, I'll let you know as well. Thanks for the reply.

I am having trouble moving a video from iTunes on my PC to my iPod (4th gen).

I am having trouble moving a video from iTunes on my PC to my iPod (4th gen). Is it a problem that it is in the "Home Videos" section? I go into the "Home Videos" sections and drag the video that I want so that the bar comes up, move it over to the device and let go. All that happens is it flashes a few times and then nothing. No error or anything.

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So you mean that Mac mini is different than other ordinary computer and is need an active display to avoid black screen in remote session!!!!!Oh my god, Steve would be embarrassed!

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Quote from: pszemia on 23-May-07, 01:22:26
i want to overclock the cpu without overclocking the ram, is that possible with this motherboard??
for example: 333Mhz cpu and stay at 800Mhz for ram
the cpuz is reading actually 379 (i cant remember the exact value, but is around this) for ram when i have set to manual 667 why this happen??? (the cpu is at 300)
The memory speeds you can select are not absolute but FSB:RAM dividers
533Mhz equals the 1:1 divider
667Mhz equals the 4:5 divider
800Mhz equals the 2:3 divider
This means if you select 667Mhz RAM in bios you don't force 667Mhz but you select a FSB:RAM ratio of 4:5
At stock FSB of 266Mhz this makes : 266 / 4 = 66.5 * 5 = 333 Mhz (666 Mhz DDR) wich is the 667Mhz you select.
However, if you change FSB the RAM speed changes along with it.
So, for your 300Mhz this makes : 300 / 4 = 75 * 5 = 375 Mhz wich is +- the 379 Mhz cpuZ reads.
If you want 333Mhz fsb and ram @ 800 select 667Mhz RAM in bios and set FSB to 333Mhz, also enter RAM timings manually.
This will result in 333 / 4 = 83.25 * 5 = 416 Mhz (832 Mhz DDR) for ram - The gskill should be able to take this mild 32Mhz overclock.
The board might not make it to 333Mhz tho - It's a budget board wich overclocks poorly.

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Overclocking and RAID, do they mix???

What board do you have? It makes a difference in this case. For example, the Via K8T800 based boards do not have PCI/AGP locks, so raising the FSB overclocks all the other components as well, including the HDD controller, and it has been observed that for these boards, RAID arrays will become unstable at FSB settings above about 225 MHz, at most, so overclocking and RAID do not really gotogether on these boards. The nforce3 based boards, on the other hand, should have PCI/AGP locks, though I think (but I'm not sure) that you have to explicitly enable them in BIOS, and I've seen some threads questioning whether or not they actually work, so again the board might have problems with high FSB settings, although I'm pretty sure an nforce3 board would have a working lock and thus be able to overclock with a RAID array defined. Finally, if you have a nforce4 based board, it should definately have a functional lock on it, and it should handle the RAID just fine when overclocking.

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Here you go. New UEFI/BIOS version seems to have improved what can be achieved on pure Auto settings. It was stable all the way to 45X on Auto, but no significant performance benefit was noted.
Next 2 images, idle, and the second one is the full load test running IBT.
Next is IBT at 43X and then 47X. Note the slight decline in performance.
43X and 2666 is definately ideal with this particular setup. During the IBT test, one core did go a bit past the recommended 72C maximum, but for regular real world stress, it's doubtful it will ever get that hot under sustained load. All of those fancy settings this particular board has with this CPU exemplar in my opinion, for the most part, are pretty much useless using conventional cooling solutions.
Added: Just played some AC III and Metro 2034 with no problems. All seems very stable. Too bad I can't keep it.

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Quote from: flobelix on 16-October-13, 00:51:12
Besides a socket 1150 based chipset (like the previous socket 1156 and 1155 generations) don't has a frontside bus but a BLCK increasing that is very risky and has no other performance effect but to increase the resulting cpu clockrate. As only minor increases of around 3Mhz are possible this is also not a promising solution. Like socket 2011 systems at least Z87 based oc boards are offering BLCK straps when using a K cpu but the effect is also quite limited. Increasing the core ratio is the only real way to increase performance. Other than that faster memory is also worth a shot.
Quote from: COMEINPEACE on 15-October-13, 23:40:30
i have found , w/ past chipsets, that a faster FSB will give you a faster feel-in other words, achieve the stable o.c. with the faster front side bus and lower multiplier-when possible(naturally adjust mem timings also)
only my findings from years ago- but i am sure they also apply to the newer chip sets.
i would also like other experienced MSI oc'ers to post an optinion
Thank you both of you, I will change the settings.

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First, careful with live update and bios update. Using the forum flash tool and archives here is safer. >>BIOSes<<
As for the overclocking recommendations, first we need to know what kinda of OC you want to do? A turbo type w/ all power savings intact? If so here are some screen shots of similar boards: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162043.0
The big things that people miss at first is vdroop. If you want to oc very much, you will need to manually set that to 100% for starters.
Otherwise, post screen shots of you uefi bios settings and we can look it over.

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Overclocking issues with Neo2 Platinum

hiya nocturnal
1st in Integrated Peripherals / IDE Function Setup....disable sata1/sata2 dma transfer and enable sata3/sata4 dma transfer...sata 3 is top on left side of board one closest to cpu.
2nd ... Cell Menu / DRAM configuration is where you set memory timing 1T/2T
3rd...Cell Menu / AGP Frequency ..set it to 67
just My 2 cents but why don't you take Everything back to stock (cpu & vid card) , Do the above and see if it will boot. the biggest problem you have (my opinion) is your memory...you do not state if it is pc3200/400 ...if it is go 200 Max Memclock (step 2, 1st option)
set the CAS settings to stock..see if you can boot to windows, then and only then go Play as in see what your sandie will do with that memory..Leave your vid card stock until you get a stable windows enviorment...also if you do shift F2 ..alt F3 it opens up other settings within our bios
I believe you will be upgrading your memory real soon if ya got the o/c bug
Hope this helps
ps...by the way what type of power supply do you have ?

Moving all Video to an external Drive

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I also have movies on another iMac, that I would like to move off of that computer and move all data onto a separate external hard drive so that I can work on movie projects on either computer just my moving the external HD from one computer to another.
Any help ... appreciated!
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Do not move or alter any folder named iMovie Projects or iMovie Events on DeskTop/Finder !
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moved. Still this is the important one as it contains all raw material and takes up most space.
In iMovie'09 and 11 - Projects also can be moved to an external hard disk.
THE EXTERNAL HARD DISK - HAS TO and should.
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Here is what I am trying to do: I need 6 or 7 videos all on one "page". This page needs to be moved around while they are playing. Think of a comic book page where each comic frame is a live action video. I need to be able to move around that page freely going to each video separate or zooming out to reveal multiple segments on the same page at once.
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