MS-6309 ATX VA5

Can any one pls tell me what is the higher celeron processor my motherboard can support. my motherborad MS-6309 ATX VA5. VIA. VT82C694X chipset. Coppermine. ?(

Your board will accept, without question, ANY Celeron that uses in EXCESS of 1.6V core voltage (no Tualitins).
You can use a Powerleap adapter, if you wish more (http://www.powerleap.com) and there is a Tualitin mod on the net that would work too, but it is 'scary' and not for a novice.

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Saturn (Phoenix+) MS-6309 ATX form-factor motherboard

my mother board says it can support agp x4, but i have a new grapgics card a MSI geforce 4 ti 4200. and it says it is only running at x2. how do i make the computer run this new card at x4?
cheers

agp 1.0 means board cannot run agpx4
Product Family Saturn (Phoenix+) MS-6309 ATX form-factor motherboard
Category Core
Product Introduction
Table of Contents
Revision History
Specifications
Form Factor
CPU Support
System Memory
Core Logic (Chipset)
BIOS Specifications
Upgrade Options
Connectors on board
Compliance
Revision History
Partnumbers Revision # Changes
6780660200
6780660300 1.0 -
6780660400 1.1 4 USB ports support
6780660500 1.1 -
6780660800 1.2 CPU stepping D0 support
Specifications
Form Factor:
ATX 30.4cm. x 19.2cm Form Factor
CPU Support:
Socket 370
Supports Intel PIII Coppermine FC-PGA (Flip-Chip Pin Grid Array) processor 600/100 - 850/100 MHz
Supports Intel PIII Coppermine FC-PGA (Flip-Chip Pin Grid Array) processor 600/133 - 1000/133 MHz
Note: above CPU's are only supported with the latest BIOS version.
66/100/133 MHz Host bus speed processors are supported.
System Memory:
Supports 6 memory banks (3 slots) using three 168-pin unbuffered DIMM.
Supports single or double-sided DIMMS with gold-plated contacts at a clock speed of 66, 100 or 133 MHz.
CPU Bus Frequency Memory Frequency Supported
66 MHz 66, 100 or 133 MHz
100 MHz 66, 100 or 133 MHz
133 MHz 100 or 133 MHz
Supports a maximum memory size of:
768 (128-bit technology) or 384 MB (64-bit technology) registered DIMMs
1.5 GB unregistered DIMMS (256-bit technology)
Supports 3.3 V SDRAM DIMMs
ECC memory checking is supported
Core Logic (Chipset): VIA Apollo Pro133A
VT82C694X system controller
AGP/PCI/ISA Mobile and Deep Green PC ready
GTL+ host bus supports write-combine cycles
Supports separately powered 3.3 V (5 V tolerant) interface system memory, AGP, and PCI bus.
CPU Interface
66/100/133 MHz CPU Front side bus
Sleep mode support
AGP Controller
Synchronous and pseudo-synchronous with the host CPU bus with optimal skew control
PCI AGP CPU Mode
33 MHz 66 MHz 133 MHz 4x synchronous
33 MHz 66 MHz 100 MHz 2x synchronous
33 MHz 66 MHz 66 MHz 1x synchronous
AGP 2.0 compliant
Supports SideBand Addressing (SBA) mode
Graphics Address Relocation Table (GART)
PCI Bus Controller
Supports up to 5 PCI masters
PCI 2.1 compliant, 32-bit 3.3 V PCI interface with 5 V tolerant input
Advanced DRAM controller
DRAM interface synchronous with host CPU (66/100/133 MHz) or AGP (66 MHz) for most flexible configuration
Concurrent CPU, AGP, and PCI access
Different DRAM types may be used in mixed combinations (FP, EDO, SDRAM, ESDRAM and VCM SDRAM)
Different timing for each bank
Optional bank-by-bank ECC (single-bit error correction and multi-bit error detection) or EC (Error Checking only) for DRAM integrity
Advanced System Power Management Support
Dynamic power down of SDRAM
Independent clock stop controls for CPU/SDRAM, AGP, and PCI bus.
Suspend-to-DRAM and Self-Refresh operation
510 pin BGA package
VT82C686A PCI to ISA bridge
PC98 compliant PCI to ISA bridge
Integrated ISA Bus controller with integrated DMA, timer, and interrupt controller
Integrated Keyboard controller with PS/2 mouse support
Integrated DS12885-style real Time Clock (RTC) with extended 256byte CMOS RAM and day/month alarm for ACPI
Integrated USB controller with root hub and four function ports
Integrated UltraDMA-33/66 master mode EIDE controller with enhanced PCI bus commands
PCI 2.2 compliant with delay transaction and remote power management
Supports Type F DMA transfers
Distributed DMA support for ISA legacy DMA across the PCI bus
UltraDMA-33/66 Master Mode PCI EIDE Controller
Dual channel master mode PCI supporting 4 Enhanced IDE devices
Transfer rate up to 33 MB/sec to cover PIO Mode 4, multi-word DMA mode 2 drives, and UltraDMA-33 interface
Support ATAPI compliant devices including DVD devices
Supports PCI native and ATA compatibility modes
Integrated Super I/O controller
Supports two serial ports, IR port, parallel port, and floppy disk controller functions.
Two UARTs for complete serial ports
One dedicated IR port
Multi-mode parallel port: standard mode, EPP and ECP support
Floppy disk controller (16 bytes of FIFO, data rates up to 1Mbps)
USB controller
USB v1.1 and Intel Universal HCI v1.1compatible
Legacy keyboard and PS/2 mouse support
Voltage, Temperature, Fan speed Monitor and Controller
five positive voltage, three temperature, and two fan-speed monitorings
programmable control, status, monitor, and alarm for flexible desktop management
internal core VCC voltage sensing
System Management Bus Interface
Plug and Play controller
352 pin BGA package
256-byte battery-backed CMOS SRAM Real Time Clock (3 volts lithium battery - CR2032).
BIOS Specifications
AMI BIOS with Plug and Play, Advanced Configuration and Power Interface, Advanced Power Management, and Desktop Management Interface support.
2Mbits flash device.
Language support: English.
POST
Upgrade Options
5 PCI extension slots
1 AGP connector
1 Audio Modem Riser connector
Bios: flashable Ami BIOS
Memory:
Supports single or double-sided DIMMS with gold-plated contacts at a clock speed of 66, 100 or 133 MHz.
Supports a maximum memory size of
768 (128-bit technology) or 384 MB (64-bit technology) registered DIMMs
1.5 GB unregistered DIMMS (256-bit technology)
Supports 3.3 V SDRAM DIMMs.
ECC memory checking is supported
8 to 512 MB memory modules are supported
CPU:
Socket 370
Supports Intel PIII Coppermine FC-PGA (Flip-Chip Pin Grid Array) processor 600/100, 650/100, 700/100 MHz and faster.
Supports Intel PIII Coppermine FC-PGA (Flip-Chip Pin Grid Array) processor 600/133, 667/133, 733/133 MHz, 800/133 MHz, 866/133 MHz, 933/133 MHz, 1000/133 MHz and faster.
66/100/133 MHz Host bus speed processors are supported.
Connectors on board
5 PCI bus masters slots
1 AGP slot
1 AMR slot
1 socket 370
3 DIMM
2 IDE
1 Floppy
1 CPU fan
1 System fan
1 ATX power supply
1 Wake-on-LAN
1 Front panel header
1 Front USB header
Compliance
Specification Description
ATX ATX form factor specifications
AGP 1.0 Accelerated Graphics Port
you need agpx 4 graphics port

MSI 694T (MS-6309 V5.0) New PSU with ISA Slot Used

This board (MS-6309 V5.0 - 694T) has an ISA slot which I use with a Sound Blaster AWE64 Gold.
The old power supply has blown and the new ones available no longer have the -5 volt connector populated on the 20/24 pin mainboard power connector.
I checked the gold finger on my ISA card and found that it doesn't use the -5 volt rail because pin B5 doesn't exist on the card.
Can I use a modern ATX power supply with this old board and still use the ISA slot without damaging the board / card / psu

No, it shouldn't damage anything, it's just that anything that requires -5V in ISA slot won't work.

Mainboard MS-6309-WIN2K Hangs.

28/01/06
Hi everyone.
Hope you experts can help.
S/n: K473100061, P/Bell PLATINUM 6001
Board Saturn (Phoenix+) MS-6309 v N1996 ATX Socket 370 850Mhz.
Using BIOS upgrade V2-3B2, 1-25-2002 (from boot).
In Amibios Easy Setup it displays ver 1.30.
Faults
On clean install WinXP or Win2k hangs every time on setup, loading files (windows executive) form CD or boot diskettes.
On warm boot, I receive Pri master error, run setup.
In Amibios Main, the Auto-Detect IDE hard disks, selects correct devices, but on returning are lost or displayed as SECMa CDRom, SECSlv CDRom with HD detected.
Isolated, PCI cards and DVD ROM, swapped cables, proven drive with install CD and cables on another PC (all work ok), but still same fault.
Harddrive accepts Win2K and XP with same media and cables on a Compaq.
Hardware.
512 mb ram
20gig W/Digital HD, will change to 80gig. (Pri Mast)
dvd rom- Samsung mod sd608. (Sec Mast)
cdrw – Phillips mod cdd4401. (SecSlv)
Geforce 6610xl G/card, Networkcard and Soundcard.
Any ideas.

Quote from: NovJoe on 03-February-06, 16:40:18
I saw your post in another forum while I was doing a search in google as well.
Seems like it's the controller or the NB chip problem.
HiNovJoe.
Posted fault in a few forums to speed up narrowing things down.
Can you expand on "seems its the controller or NB chip problem".
Its strange the installation hangs at "setup is loading win exec files", then when the drive is removed and Win2K is installed on the drive in another PC, replaced it then hangs in "Starting Windows" seemingly after setup.
Looking for the manual in forums OEM rogue motherboard.
Cheers for looking.

MSI 915GM-FR Socket T (LGA 775) Intel 915G Micro ATX Intel Motherboard

Yes, because of recent turbulence considering some of the ram I recently bought, I am looking for different Ram that is compatible with this board: MSI 915GM-FR Socket T (LGA 775) Intel 915G Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
I know that some places it says that the voltage is 2.5, but could I push it a bit with 2.6 ? because I really dont want to buy a no-name brand for what I want. However, if not, thats the way it is...

Most boards have the DDR voltage set to 2.6V I believed. So if you put in a 2.5V rated DDR, it will still work. Undervoltage may not. You can always refer to MSI Test Report on DDR http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_trp_detail.php?UID=606
but those are not complete list.

Neo2 paltinum ATX doesn't fit

My power supply ATX plug wont fit into the ATX socket on the Neo2 mobo. It fit just fine on my Asus, and Ive tried 2 other power supplies on the Neo2, and they don't fit either. theres a Thermaltake, an Antec, and I forget what the other one is, but thety are all vanilla oof-the-shelf PSUs.
The ATX connector is turned the right way, etc, etc. It doesnt look like any pins are bent.
Help?

Stumped unless you have an Oddball PSU. Visually check the pins and jacks to make sure nothing is bent or blocked. Make a double check to see if you are plugging it in the right way. Worst case get hold of the seller to see if you can get an RMA. Maybe the jack was distorted although that would be the first I heard of that problem on any of these boards.

MS-6309 v5 Celeron 1.2 + Fuzzy Logic 3/4

this is a msg i posted to the MSI support mail.
Hi!
Im using an old MS-6309 v.5 mainboard with the 370 socket
and a Celeron 1200 tualatin on WinXP SP1.
This is my problem :
Im trying to use Fuzzylogic to overclock my system and simply doesnt
work it gives a error message that really doesn´t make sence.
In my manual it say that my mainboard supports Fuzzylogic 3.
I have all the latest updates for both windows and from liveupdate.
and i have come to the conclusion that it´s either something wrong with
my mainboard OR that fuzzylogic doesnt support my mainbord in WinXP, or
perhaps that the configuration in the BIOS is wrong. But i have tried
everything. I have tried FL4 also but same thing there.
Please help me before i go crazy.
sincerly / John
Any suggestions would be helpfull .. Going APE! :]

I've currently got mine running at 1.31 GHz by raising the fsb to 131 MHz in the BIOS, which isn't too bad, but that's as high as the BIOS will allow with a Celeron and I know this thing will go faster. It barely hits 90 degrees F with 100% load for several hours. 8o
With the higher multiplier (12x) on your CPU, it's very possible that 131 MHz fsb is about as high as you'll get it anyway. So, you might not really need FuzzyLogic to max it out. Just be sure you've got good cooling, turn it up slowly and watch your temps. No response from MSI? X(
I really wish this software worked, it looks pretty cool. Oh yeah, for some reason, I had to enable or disable 'Quick Boot' in the BIOS to get it to overclock (can't remember which at the moment). Enable it, I think. Otherwise, it would repeatedly reboot, slowing itself down each time until it hit something like 666 MHz! :(

After replace the ATX case for K7T Turbo2 mainboard???

hi, Master outhere help plz...
after replace the ATX case for K7T Turbo2 mainboard??? why not boot up on screen any more , but power running is ok for the CPU fan , if i forgot any thing from this stage plz guide me the step.
thank for kindly supports soon...

psu max amps better than in old case ?
got to many stand offs under the board shorting it out ?

ATX PSU conversion question

Hello,
I'm converting an ATX PSU for use on a Sawtooth. The PSU I have is 20 + 4 pin type. So the 4 pin part is discarded on a Sawtooth. Anyway, my question is: can I use the 3v(Orange) line from the discarded 4 pin part, and move it over to pin 8, instead of soldering a nearby 3v line onto the pin 8 line? I'm thinking I can just remove the 3v. orange line from the discarded 4 pin part, install a new pin, and insert it into the pin 8 slot on the motherboard connector.
Thanks,
medinaray

This link shows the differences in the ATX & Sawtooth power supply pins/voltages
http://atxg4.com/sawtooth.html
You can buy an adapter cable so that no wire cutting/soldering is necessary.
 Cheers, Tom

SSAUDIT .alg and .atx files are out of synch. How do I start from scratch ?

After upgrading Hyperion Planning from 11.1.1.3 to 11.1.2.1, the .alg and .atx files that are generated when SS Audit is enabled are now out of synch. How do I start from scratch again ? Stated differently, the row numbers in the .alg file no longer correspond to the .atx rows. How do I "reset" these files so they start again in row 1 ?
I know this must have happned to someone else so I thought a solution could be easily googled and found. I can't find it anywhere.

Stop the application and delete the files. If you want to just keep the changes from the last backup, change in the essbase.cfg SSAudit to SSauditR and then when you do an endArchive it will delete the files and start over

I have a HP Pavilion Elite d5100 ATX Desktop PC. On start-up, it froze at the HP flash Screen.

I have a HP Pavilion Elite d5100 ATX Desktop PC. On start-up, it froze at the HP flash Screen. It’s mostly unresponsive; will not access BIOs w/ f1 key; will not Recover w/ f11. It will respond at start-up to ESC, displaying “Loading Boot Menu…”, and w/ f10 “Entering Setup”, but never proceeds past message.I have never upgraded the BIOS I have disconnected and peripherals, net connection and replaced the CMOS battery. I have also followed a suggestion to disconnect the mouse and keyboard on start- up to see if they are the issues. Nothing is working.

Hi,
If you can enter setup, then go into the bios and see if the hard drive and the CD/DVD are recognized. If you can't get past the entering setup message then try the below procedures.
Unplug the PC and open it up. Clean out all the dust. Carefully remove and replace all the cables going to the motherboard one at a time. Do the same for the memory dimms and the video and sound cards if you have any. You might want to buy a can of compressed air to blow the dust out of the CPU heat sink. Plug your PC back in and give it a go.
Try this procedure and see if you can isolate the issue. Trouble Shooting Power Supply Issues. Don’t skip any steps.
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Ms-6309/do I have right bios?

bought this board off ebay...(I know)....I tried installing winxp & received all kinds of error code messages & can't be loaded messages & bsods.....so I tried loading win98 & received errors as well....I've tried different memory sticks, videocards, underclocking so I thought I would try a bios flash as a last resort ...I'm wondering if I have the right bios installed that came with the board...as per a search at this forum between the pci slots on the mobo I have these markings CE ver:2 ms-6309 N1996 ...I assumed I had just a straight ms-6309 but the bios that loads shows this A6309MS V3.2 12012000 ......wouldn't this be a bios for an ms-6309 lite?.....are the 6309 & 6309 lite ami bios flashes compatible/interchangeable?.....I've put alot of time & effort into this, I'd appreciate some help.....thanks alot
p3 933
128mb pc133

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=127
sure its not that

How do I convert PDF files of mdepreciation schedules from ATX software into excel spreadsheets? Can that be done with Adobe?

I am a CPA trying to convert depreciation schedules from ATX software PDF files into excel. Is that possible?

Hi Henry,
The ExportPDF online service allows you to convert PDF files to Excel format. I'm not familiar with ATX software, but in general, the quality of the conversion depends on how well the original PDFs are written.
If you decide to give ExportPDF a try, and it doesn't work out for you, you're welcome to cancel for a full refund within 30 days of subscribing.
Best,
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6309 lite & Tualatin CPU

I have been trying to get a MS-6309 LITE to work with a Celeron 1.1g CPU. It is a Tualatin core. I know it is not supported but I installed a Lin-Lin socket 370 adapter.
The system stops after showing me the sdram installed in #1 & #2 slots.
I have bios 3.7 on the board. I can't even get it to boot to the floppy. Is there a setting in Bios I am overlooking? Should I give up and get a board that supports Tualatin out of the box?
Any help is appreciated.

I think you should give up and get a board that supprt the cpu within the adaptor.

Why is ATX ver 2.0 PSU Bad for AMD Systems

i don't understand . How are people going to know not to buy Power slupplys with Two 12V- Rails.. I just buitl a AMD Fx-55 with MSI NEO 2 .. ok And I pick out the Antec Neo power 2.0ATX . And with that PSU I could not overClock at all . . I out in my OLD Antec True Power 550 Watts. And my system is running 100% better .. I don't understand ,Why is that ? all the new Power slupplys on the Market. all 2.0 with Dual 12_Volt Ralis.. I just a litte mad because how as the End user going to know not to put ATX 2.0 PSU on a AMD . And only on Intel Base Systems .
If I"m wrong tell me so ..
Thanks

For all of us who dont know what do you mean by "Two 12V- Rails" & how do you tell the difference?

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