Ms 6758 Oc

I am running the MS 6758---875P Neo FIS2R
P4 2.4c
Kingston HyperX DDR 434 KHX3500AK2/1G ---Matched 512meg/1 gig
Can someone give me some OC tips? I want to run this as highend as I can for awhile, before moving to a 3. ? processor. If I can get the perfromance out of components above, I may just hang on to what I have for now.
Video card= MSI FX 5600 256m ddr ram
Sound card=Creative labs Audigy
So far, my attempts at OC'ing have not been sucsessful. I get "ram to tightly" or system will not boot. Kingston reccomendations for values of ram, do not work.
Thanks

increase vdimm one step and se if that helps.
also run http://www.memtest86.com to check memory

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Ms 6758 - no display, no boot....pls help

Please help
I have an ms 6758 sitting in a thermaltake box and the whole thing refuses to boot
I have four green lights on the d-bracket ( which I believe indicates a successful boot ) but I have no display.
A little history. Friend asked if I would look at his machine, xp was running slowly, graphics card didnt seem to be recognised, audio card was not recognised...disk access extremely slow etc etc...rebooted his box and received a message that there was no bios settings found and it asked me if I would like to flash it...I said yes
Machine then went black, no display and intermittent beeps which went on for at least 10 minutes..nothing displayed all this time
rebooted the machine, and nothing....no beeps, no display, no power to keyboard ( tried ps2 and usb ), oddly though there is power to the optical mouse...
machine's fans all power up, cd/dvd drives all flash and look like good....just no display at all...
I have tried a new cmos battery, tried resetting using the jumpers...still no good.. I have also disconnected the fans etc, in case it was some sort of power problem but this makes no difference...
There is some initial whirr from the hdd when I power on, but thats over in a second or two and the machine just sits there, fans powering away forever and a day.
Someone please help, has this machine gone way past the stage where I should attempt to reinstall the bios via diskette ?
I attempted to fix this machine for a friend and through my own ineptitude, I appear to have matters a lot worse...

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received a message that there was no bios settings found and it asked me if I would like to flash it...I said yes
Machine then went black, no display and intermittent beeps which went on for at least 10 minutes..nothing displayed all this time
Most likely due to bad flash, the mobo might have went dead. As the old saying goes Quote
: If it ain't broke, don't fix it
Imo you can alway choose to reinstall window or clear cmos or change the cmos batt if bios is not recognised before going ahead to flash but you choose to flash it and turn out is even worse than initial

Ms-6758 (v1.x) RAID problem ICH5R 875P Neo

I have trouble with MSI ms-6758 (v1.x) serial number is: MSI 875PNEO-FISR
My system was worked fine since more than 8 months ago... but now: No video, no sound, nothing. The only way is reinstalling the processor, then boot, succesfully but wen the system is off.... again.. i need to reinstall the processsor (unplug and plug)
The system configuration is:
2 Seagate serial ATA 120 GB
2 DDR 400 MHz x 512MB (I was changed by two DDR 400 Mhz x 256 MB)
A New presscott ready case with accurate power supply (changed yesterday)
ATI All in wonder radeon 9600 XT 128 MB (changed by Nvidia 440 AGP 8x 64 MB)
Intel pentium 4 3.2 GHz HT (changed in apr 4)
My question is:
If i change this board for RMA my current RAID 0 (intel RAID ser1 and ser2) can work in the new board? The new BIOS can recognize this?
Thanks so much

You PSU isn't good enough to support your system. Read the guides below and you'll have a better idea.
Power Supply Guide P4 Neo Unofficial Guide Moan Guide

Cas latency on one 6758

Hello Excuse for my English but I use a translator and I am French I have a MSI i875p néo (6758 in pcb1) since several me and I tested all the left bios. Currently I have the bios 2.2 Since I have this CM, I noticed after having tested different barettes from memories (to corsair, ocz, adata....) that it is impossible to modify CASE LATENCY whereas the other parameters report can modified and thus the parameters case latency is always that of the SPD what want hard that if I have of the memory with a case latency of 2, I cannot put it in of 2.5 or 3! Who can me help itself to solve this problem bus MSI FRANCE never answers the mail!!! Thank you

hope this makes sense:
il est juste quelque chose qui est erronée avec ce conseil, vous changement biseauté les synchronisations très bien, à moins qu'ils fassent quelque chose vraiment bonne et changent le bios pour faire ainsi.
si vous voulez changer les arrangements, vous serez meilleur outre d'obliger un nouveau conseil plutôt que de d'attendre MSI à fixer le problème, tel qu'un abit maximum 3
hehe go the translator!

MS 6758 ( 875P Neo FIS2R ) Possible Bios Glitch

Just got this new board the other day and as most would attest to doing and hour or so after getting it running, I decided to update the bios to the latest version from v1.4 to v1.6. OK then, no real dramas except for one minor issue. If I select QUICK BOOT and DISABLE the LOGO screen so as to show the post screen instead, the computer locks up on ASSIGN RESOURCES TO ALL ISA. If I re-enable the logo screen ie. the MSI logo etc, then it boots fine. If I disable this logo screen, and also disable quick boot so it does it's full memory check, it boots fine also.
This only started since flashing the bios to v1.5. I then flashed to v1.6 and it still did the same thing. Very weird indeed. Everything is hunky dory though. No problems whatsoever. Just the above small glitch. It sounds to me like a possible glitch in the bios code to me. Just curious if other people are having the same problem.
It doesn't matter what the other settings are throughout the bios. The above 2 settings are the only ones I have found that seem to effect this problem. If anyone else can simulate the same scenario as what I have, then let me know. It may just me a hardware config issue. Who knows. Nothing is OCed. All stock speeds. Apart from the memory timings.
MSI, are you listening?
Intel P4 2.4BGhz ( 533Mhz FSB )
MS 6758 ( 875P Neo FIS2R v1.6 )
512Mb Kingmax DDR400 ( 2x256Mb Dual Channel Mode ) ( 2.5,2,2,5,8 )
ASUS V8460 ( Ti4600 128Mb )
Creative Audigy DE
40Gb Maxtor Viper
Pioneer DVD ROM
Lite-On 48x24x48
431W Enermax PSU
Lian Li PC60
Sony G520
BLA BLA BLA BLA.
Thanx PPLs.
:P :P :P

could it be MSI's QC? Seems like people have had alot of mixed success with this board. Some people say it's the greatest since sliced bread some people can't get it to boot. Everyone's system has a different config so it's hard to say but would seem that there's just too many ongoing issues to be a consistant incompatiblity with components used with the board. Chi Pete your sound card, look into one by Philips called Acoustic Edge. I know it's not a SB Audigy but that's the whole point for me, no IEEE 1394 to deal with. Until Creative allows that to be disabled or removes it completely from their cards I'll never buy another one. Anyway the Philips got some pretty good reviews, looks like the software has some interesting control abilities and comes setup like a SB Live, no firewire, no usb, no parallel port just a game port and audio connections. And BTW how does the Cirrus Logic chipset sound? or does your Santa Cruz have a different chipset?

Nasty bug(s) in the BIOS of my 6758 board

I sent an email to the MSI support address, but I haven't recieved any information yet.
Here's the issue, lengthily described:
I have two Promise UDMA100 PCI controllers.
In the old system (MS-6378) this worked very nicely.
The two boards recognized each other, and only the first one ran it's bios, finding all eight attached disks.
Once I upgraded to an MS-6758 board, this changed for the worse....
The Promise boards still recognized each other, but now, BOTH Promise boards ran their bios, finding all eight disks twice.
If that was the end of it, however, I wouldn't be sitting here right now...
The worst thing was that the board was IMPOSSIBLE to boot with!
even floppies failed.
I didn't even get the good old ascii art frame with info about the system, just a black screen.
I then tried attaching a couple IDE drives to the onboard IDE3 controller, but was utterly unable to enable it as anything but RAID.
I don't want a RAID, I just want to access the two disks directly
Oh, and lastly, the system runs linux.

Whoa there big guy.... lets take it down a notch.
This forum is not officially monitored by MSI. It is more of a user to user help forum. Rest assured there are alot of users on these boards who know these products well and have a wealth of knowledge to share (with polite people who ask for help).
Now if you would like help please post your full system specs: All hardware in the system, memory type and config CPU, hard disks, etc.....MB Bios version.....
and we will see what we can do...
Also be patient there are alot of people looking for help and you should not expect an immediate turn around on your question. People will offer you answers (If they think you are genuine) based on their own experiences and knowledge and some times this can be just what you need to get the issue resolved.
I will do my best to help you out with these troubles you are having.
Polecat out

Super Bios for Msi 6758 Version 2.0

Hello,
I have a question. There a mod Bios for the Msi Board 6758 Ver. 2.0

write an e-mail to msi support...
but i think with beta there is no warranty
or you look up here: http://forum-g.msi.com.tw/index.php?threadid=9838&page=3

[875P Neo Series] 875P Neo P MS-6758(V2.X) PAT Function!

When I Use four Kingston DDR400 memories on the four slots,as though in BIOS I set Performace mode in Turbo(MAT or PAT),the PAT function can't be opened !
the following is my result from CPU-Z
but when just use two 512Mb kingston memories put in slot1 and slot3,The PAT enabled

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How can they cheat the customers!
Who is "they"?
Read P4 Neo Unofficial Guide. PAT is explained there. You will see that PAT is not a performance feature that is turned on, it is a feature that allows your memory to function properly at 800 FSB that is turned off.
Have you attempted any benchmarking with software you actually use to determine whether your performance has actually dropped?

MS-6758/875P NEO-FIS2R

I bought the board used. Everything else is new, including the RAM: Kingston KVR266X64C25/1G, 2 sticks. I could not get a display when I first booted. I took 1G out and I was able to reset the BIOS to boot from the CD.
The Windows Setup screen had misplaced letters and white rectangles in the field. Windows wouldn't install. Any hints, or is it likely the board is no good?

I am not sure if the AGP slot is faulty, but I took out that card and put in an old PCI card and the video improved. Then the OS wouldn't load and kept crashing everytime I came to format the disc. I changed the CPU and it installed. I have received several error messages and there are a few things to shake out. I have no internet at home until tonight- cat spilled drink on cable modem - but then I'll be back.

6758 to Flash BIOS 1.5 or not to Flash BIOS 1.5

I have been reading the board for awhile and have realized that I may have bought a CRAP board. Nonetheless, would like to keep it running. I currently have:
NEO-FIS2R
2.4C Ghz @ 800 FSB
4 x 256 OCZ EL Dual DDR PC3700 GOLD (1GB)
ATI 9800 Radeon Pro
BIOS running with 1.2 and never been flashed.
I am currently unable to overclock anything as when I run CPU-Z it shows the normal values eventhough at boot up time its shows that its overclocked.
I am wondering if I should flash the M/B to 1.5 to resolve my overclock issue and possibly the memory bandwidth issues. I bought the board with BIOS V1.2 and its a virgin board. What is the best way to flash the board without getting any corruption and at the same time should I wait for the next BIOS update skipping V1.5 or go to V1.4 then get the next release.
Thanks
G16aByT3

tlgkumar wrote:
unfortunately its not working,It would be more helpful if you elaborate the actual problem here instead of saying "it is not working" and looking for confirmations.

875P Neo-LSR MS-6758 Problems

Just upgraded my Chassis and motherboard and am having some problems.
My Western Digital HD is having boot problems but I saw in another thread to set it to CS...so I will try that when I get home.
My DDR333 memory shows up as DDR266.
It takes REALLY long to finish POST.
W2K takes a REALLY long time to boot.
My on board network card seems to have stopped working. It shows a connection to the network(and for some reason when that icon appears on the taskbar my screen blanks for a split second) but the IP address is the 169.blah.blah.blah number that NIC's default to when they can't get an IP address from the DHCP server. It worked initially but at some point in the reboots, it stopped. I have removed/reinstalled it with no luck. On boot, I see it has the same IRQ(10) as the USB controllers but in W2K it has IRQ 20?
I can't overclock diddly poo without the computer crashing. The new chassis is a coolermaster with like 4 or 5 fans in it and a 400 watt PS.
Here's a brief rundown of my hardware
P4 2.2
2x512 DDR333
MSI Nvidia Geforce4 4400 Ti
30 GB Western Digital HD
Old timey Creative Labs DVD-ROM
2x 3-port 1384 cards w/various things attached

More updates.
I installed my NIC and I got the network back. I hooked them both up to the router and magically the integrated NIC got an IP but still didn't work. Oh well...DISABLED
I am still trying to figure out how all my PCI components are using IRQ's higher than 16.
I have noticed that CoreCenter causes my sound to take a dump. Once it runs, whenever a sound is supposed to be played, you hear static and some kind of transmision...like a strange tv station's audio. At the same time the computer SLOWSSSSsssss DOWWWWWwwwwnnnn. I disable sound and it runs no problem. So I re-enabled sound and took it out of my startup group and everything is fine.
Downgraded my BIOS to 1.0 and wow...the frequency menu in the bios appears! But if I change any of the settings, the computer won't get through POST. So I change to 1.21...the new beta driver. Not only does it not see my 333 ram like it was supposed to...apparently it isn't APCI compliant and W2K won't boot. So back to 1.2.
So here is a summary of my status so far...
I can't overclock even tho I have sufficient cooling - :(
I can't use my on board NIC - :(
My 333 RAM is being detected as 266(but should be fixed soon) - :/

InterVideo WinDVR Application has encountered a problem and needs to close.

My TV Anywhere has suddenly stopoed working and the message "InterVideo WinDVR Application has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." appears each time I try to open the program. MSI Radio works fine. I have uninstalled and re-installed the programe (originally MSIPVS now MSIPVS3). I did try to download the new Beta drivers just to try, but the zip file shows 0 bytes!
Has anyone come across this, or can anyone suggest what I can try to resolve the issue?
Many thanks in anticipation
Gareth

Jeremy:
I should point out that I am much more confident with software issues. I am not a hardware person and have never attempted to open up the box!
Realtek is the card on the motherboard.
I hope this is the information required:
OS Information:
Property   Value
OS Name     Microsoft Windows XP Professional|C:\WINDOWS|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1
Service Pack     2.0
OS Manufacturer     Microsoft Corporation
Windows Directory     C:\WINDOWS
Processor:
Property   Value
Current Clock Speed     3000
Description     x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9
Manufacturer     GenuineIntel
Name     Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz
Memory (RAM):
Property   Value
Bank Label     RAS 0 & 1
Capacity     536870912
Bank Label     RAS 2 & 3
Capacity     536870912
Total Memory Deteced in Hardware: ~1024 MB
Memory Reported to Operating System: 1023MB
Disk Drives:
Property   Value
Description     Disk drive
Manufacturer     (Standard disk drives)
Model     Maxtor 6Y160M0
Media Type     Fixed hard disk media
Size     163921605120 (~153 GB)
Number of Partitions     2
Description     Disk drive
Manufacturer     (Standard disk drives)
Model     Canon MP Memory Card USB Device
Media Type
Number of Partitions
Description     Disk drive
Manufacturer     (Standard disk drives)
Model     IC35L060 AVV207-0 USB Device
Media Type     Fixed hard disk media
Size     61492193280 (~57 GB)
Number of Partitions     1
Installed Printers:
Property   Value
Name     PaperPort Color Image
Port Name     BIPORT
Default     False
Driver Name     PaperPort Color Printer Driver
Name     PaperPort Black & White Image
Port Name     BIPORT
Default     False
Driver Name     PaperPort Mono Printer Driver
Name     Microsoft Office Document Image Writer
Port Name     Microsoft Document Imaging Writer Port:
Default     False
Driver Name     Microsoft Office Document Image Writer Driver
Name     Generic / Text Only
Port Name     LPT1:
Default     False
Driver Name     Generic / Text Only
Name     Canon MP370 Series Printer
Port Name     USB001
Default     True
Driver Name     Canon MP370 Series Printer
Name     Auto Microsoft Office Document Image Writer on GARETH-14ETIB74
Port Name     \\GARETH-14ETIB74\Printer
Default     False
Driver Name     Microsoft Office Document Image Writer Driver
Motherboard:
Property   Value
Manufacturer     MICRO-STAR INC.
Model
Name     Base Board
Part Number
Product     MS-6758
Serial Number     00000000
Version     2.00
BIOS:
Property   Value
Manufacturer     American Megatrends Inc.
Name     Version 1.00
Release Date     20040324000000.000000+000
Version     AMIINT - 10
Monitor:
Property   Value
Description     SyncMaster 173V/172V/173S/173B
Name     SyncMaster 173V/172V/173S/173B
Screen Height     768
Screen Width     1024
Keyboard:
Property   Value
Description     Easy Internet Keyboard
Pointing Device:
Property   Value
Manufacturer     Logitech
Name     HID-compliant Wheel Mouse
Sound Card:
Property   Value
Manufacturer     Creative Technology, Ltd.
Description     Creative EMU10K1 Audio Processor (WDM)
Device ID     PCI\VEN_1102&DEV_0002&SUBSYS_80661102&REV_0A\4&1F7DBC9F&0&08F0
Manufacturer     Realtek
Description     Realtek AC'97 Audio
Device ID     PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_24D5&SUBSYS_75851462&REV_02\3&13C0B0C5&0&FD
Video Card:
Property   Value
Adapter Compatibility     NVIDIA
Adapter RAM     268435456
Description     NVIDIA GeForce FX 5600XT
Installed Display Drivers     nv4_disp.dll
Driver Version     6.14.10.6693
Driver Date     29/10/2004 16:50:00
Video Mode Description     1024 x 768 x 4294967296 colors
DirectX Installation:
Property   Value
Version     6.03.01.0146
Modem:
Property   Value
Network Adapters:
Property   Value
Description     Intel(R) PRO/1000 CT Network Connection - Packet Scheduler Miniport
Description     Packet Scheduler Miniport
Description     Microsoft TV/Video Connection
Description     1394 Net Adapter
Description     1394 Net Adapter
External Ports:
Property   Value
External Reference Designator     Def
External Reference Designator     Sanjoy
Expansion Slots:
Property   Value
Slot Designation     PCI1
Slot Designation     PCI2
Slot Designation     PCI3
Slot Designation     PCI4
Slot Designation     PCI5
Slot Designation     AGP
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I do very much appreciate the help from you all!
Gareth

NEO Boards Unofficial FAQ rev 4/05/2004 - two lights on "P" series

Hi all,
I'll start maintaining this Unofficial FAQ for the NEO boards. The contents of this FAQ are compiled from this forum, user's posted problems, usage issues, compatibility issues reported on the net etc. However, MSI does not responsible for the validity of this FAQ. Please take note.
1. BIOS
Q: I flashed the BIOS and caused my motherboard dead. Can I RMA the board?
A: This does not happen easily. Please be sure you follow the BIOS flashing instruction and wait for the BIOS flashing process to be fully completed before you restart the PC.
If this problem is caused by the recent bios 1.3 for the Intel875 ( MS6758 ) chipset, then he could ask for RMA from MSI Branch offices for Free.
If not caused by the 1.3 BIOS, they can still go through the normal RMA process. Please check with MSI branches.
Q: What is the MSI statement for the bad BIOS flash?
YES. This is the statement :Quote
When you update the bios to v1.4 using the latest flash utility, it will show "Erasing Done and then Programming Done". But actually the process has not been finished yet, you will need to wait about 30 seconds and then the message of "Flash Complete..." is showing up, this will complete the flash process.
By doing this, end user will assume when it display "Programming Done" message, it has complete the flash process which is wrong. We need to wait until the "Flash Complete..." message has displayed on the screen in order for completing the flash process.
By any chance we can remove the message of "Programming Done" and only prompt for "Flash Complete..." so customer will not turn off the system or reboot the system when they see "Programming Done" message pop on the screen?
The new version ADSFI708.EXE has fixed this issue. When you finish the BIOS , it will show the "Verifying the ROM data now" message before it showed up the "Flash Complete".
In short, use ADSFI708.EXE to flash the BIOS.
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Q: Where can I get beta BIOS?
MSI do not support beta BIOS. Use at your own risk. Under special condition such as hardware incompatibility issues and a beta BIOS is a feasible resolution, please post in the forum and let the mods arrange for you.
Latest BIOS:
Released:
875P Neo : 1.9
865PE Neo2 : 1.9
865PE Neo2-PS : 3.3 New![/B]
beta BIOS:
875P Neo : 1.9B6 link1 [Thanks to FlyTSI for hosting]
History: NO INFO PROVIDED FOR 1.9B6
865PE Neo2 : 2.01B link [thanks to FlyTSI]
History:Support Extreme OSB logo. Display L3 cache. Support Prescott cpu & update microcode. Modify Prescott ratio programming.
DO NOT APPROACH THE MODS FOR BETA BIOS! WE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE BETA BIOS!!
Q: What is the best BIOS setting for my board?
A: The optimal BIOS setting is different for each system. It's recommended to read more about the BIOS settings, from the board's manual, and some good guides like this : link.
2. Overclocking
Q:I cannot overclock my system. Can MSI update the BIOS so I can overclock?
A: This board can overclock, but overclocking depends on the peripherals that you are using like memory, CPU, heatsink etc.
Q: Which board has Dynamic Overclocking Technology?
A: Currently only 865PE Neo2-FIS2R
Q: How to disable dynamic overclocking?
A:Yes, you can disable Dynamic clocking directly in the bios setup.
3. CoreCell Technology
Q: which product has CoreCell technology built-in?
A: 875P Neo (MS-6758), 865GE Neo2 (MS-6728) & 865PE Neo2 (MS-6728)
Q: Can I assume that boards with CoreCell chip to have D.O.T ?
NO
Q: Where are the locations of temperature sensors?
CPU - taken directly from CPU pin (same as AMD thermal pin.
System - RT2 (near winbond I/O) same for 875/865 series boards.
4. RAM
Q: I have this RAM xxxx but it does not work with my board. Can MSI update the BIOS to fix this?
A: We would suggest you to use the MSI recommended memory for this part as there are a lot of memory brands out there we can't guarantee that all will work with the MB. Please go to the Product Info page, click "Test Report" and choose "Memory Modules".
For example, 875P : Here and select Memory Modules.
Q: My RAM performance is slow, the benchmark software such as PC Mark, Sisoft etc results are below par compared to other brands. WHY?
A: This issue has been identified. New BIOS update has fixed this problem. Please update to the latest BIOS.
Q: Is there any workaround?
A: There are users here share valueable information of how they tweak their BIOS to achieve good results. Kudos to them! :D Take a look at this link.
Q: What is MAT?
Memory Acceleration Technology. More to read here! Please read all to get the whole idea. You should have the idea what actually it is. :D
Q: Why my Neo2-S/LS doesn't have MAT?!
GOOD NEWS!! After first week of July, the new BIOS release will enable MAT in all Neo2 boards!
Q: What about DOT?
OK. Here is the answer:
Additional Info for MAT support:
MS-6728 BIOS V1.3 (All 865PE will support)
(Note: No MAT option for 865G due to limitation) Though the 865G have no support for MAT but if you insert AGP VGA card, you could still avail of this function!!
DOT support:
MS-6728, for exist boards, only full version supports it
Q: I want to have both MAT and DOT, can I do that?
Of course you can. However, the amount of setting you can used would depend on your current configurations. The suggested stable configuration if MAT as Fast & DOT as Captain
Q: Then what is PAT?
This is what I found in the forum, written by Assaf.
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Here's what I understand about PAT.
As you may or may not know adding pipline stages to any execution unit will allow you to run it at a higher frequency but it will increase the latancy from start to end (measured in clock pulses).
Now, in order to ensure reliable operation at 800MHz FSB intel added 2 pipline stages to the memory controller (as based on the original dual memory controller in the E7205 chipset)
This they called i865PE and it will only put into action these 2 stages when 800MHz FSB is applied (which it needs the bios to tell it is the case)
Intel take the better yealdes of 865PE and validate them for 800MHz with the 2 extra stages disabled.
These they call 875P.
A 875P bios with PAT enabled simply does not "tell" the chipset it it running at 800MHz so the extra stages are inactive thus reducing latancy relative to a situation where these stages were activated.
A hacked 865PE bios will simply follow the 875P bios rule of not notifing the chipset it is running at 800MHz.
PAT is not an optimization, it's a de-un-optimization
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Q: Can 875P/865PE boards support DDR266 RAM for 800MHz FSB CPU?
Yes, although the product webpage did not highlight DDR266.
Q: My Kingston HyperX RAM always cause errors with 875/865 board!
Known issue. Please read here: http://www.kingston.com/support/faqs/memory/intel_3.asp
Q: My system does not run stably with DDR400
A: Set DDR Voltage to 2.7V and above for DDR400, regardless what the RAM manufacturer advertised.
Q: How to set different FSB:DDR ratio? I can't find in the BIOS
The FSB:DDR ratio can be changed by setting DDR Clock [266,333,400,500,533]. However, your processor's default FSB will affect the ratio. Follow this table:
FSB DDR ratio
133 266 1:1
133 333 4:5
133 400 2:3
133 466 -
133 500 -
133 533 -
200 266 3:2
200 333 5:4
200 400 1:1
200 466 -
200 500 4:5
200 533 3:4
If you have 800FSB (200Mhz) CPU, use FSB200 table. If you have 533FSB (133MHz) CPU, use FSB133 table to get the ratio. Ratio "-" is not available and out of chipset limit.
Examples:
1. DDR400 overclock P4 2.4GHz to 3.0GHz. Ratio 5:4. FSB:250MHz. DDR Clock : 333MHz
2. DDR333 overclock P4 2.4GHz to 3.0GHz. Ratio 3:2. FSB:250MHz. DDR Clock : 266MHz
3. DDR500 Pr default. Ratio 4:5. FSB:200MHz. DDR Clock: 500MHz.
5. HDDs
Q: Can Promise RAID support 2 PATA + 2 SATA = total of 4 HDDs for a single RAID array? RAID-0? RAID-1? RAID-0+1?
Yes, Promise RAID support 2 PATA + 2 SATA (RAID-0 or RAID-1 or RAID-0+1)
Q: Does ICH5R's SATA controller support RAID?
Yes, but only ICH5R, not ICH5. Update: MSI has released beta BIOS 1.81B with ICH5R RAID-1 support. Check the link above in the BIOS section.
Q: My HDD LED doesn't lit!!!
As what I have been told that the HDD LED only lit when there are activities in IDE Primary and Secondary channels. No support for ICH5's SATA and/or Promise SATA activities yet. In other words, the HDD LED will not lit and indicate any activities for your SATA drives.
Q: What is SATA? What is PATA?
SATA = Serial ATA. There was no such "PATA" acronym before. After Serial ATA appeared, people started to find IDE as opposing to Serial ATA, and hence called IDE as "Parallel ATA" or PATA.
Q: I enable SATA in BIOS but I didn't see any SATA Controller listed in the Device Manager!
You will see two sets of IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers - Intel 82801EB Ultra ATA Controller x2, Primary IDE Channel x2, Secondary IDE Channel x2. That's how Windows installed the drivers.
Q: How should I install my HDD for RAID configuration?
Note that the Promise RAID controller only controls IDE-3, SER-3 and SER-4 ports. Make sure you have your HDDs connected to these ports. Make sure you have enabled "Onboard Promise IDE" in the BIOS. Then after the POST screen, press CTRL-F once prompted and go to the RAID setup screen to setup your RAID configuration.
While the ICH5R controls IDE-1, IDE-2, SER-1 and SER-2. For ICH5R, only SER-1 and SER-2 can be set as RAID. So make sure your SATA HDDs are connected to SER-1 and SER-2. But make sure you have enabled "Configure SATA as RAID" in the BIOS. After the POST screen, press CTRL-I once prompted and go to the ICH5R RAID setup screen to setup your RAID configuration.
For more comprehensive RAID setup guide, please read this guide written by vango44. Great contribution!!
Q: My SATA HDD always gives me errors, data corruptions and can't boot!!
Check the SATA HDD's bridge chip with a "M" logo, the chip build has to be B5P and above, not B2P/B3P which are known to be buggy. B4P is OK but B5P is better. Maxtor and Western Digital SATA HDDs are known to use this bridge chip. Seagate Barracuda V uses different bridge chip and does not make that much problems compared to Maxtor's. RMA the HDDs if possible. MSI is working on the BIOS to fix this incompatible issues. Get BIOS 1.9B3 or 1.6B2 or above. I have seen around October 2003 that Western Digital HDDs come with B5P bridge chip.
Q: I want to use IDE3 for normal HDD, non-RAID
Set this in the BIOS under Integrated Peripherals:
Onboard Promise IDE : As SATA
Q: What is Legacy mode and what is Native mode?
Legacy mode uses 14 and 15 IRQs. Legacy mode can support up to 2 IDE channels, each IRQ for each channel, which means it can support 2 SATA, or 2 SATA + 2 PATA or 4 PATA. Legacy mode also works comfortably with most OSes including Linux.
Native mode means you may use all available IRQs and can support up to 2 SATA and 4 PATA. Native mode may have issues working with some OSes such as Win9x and Linux, especially on IRQ assignments.If you have Win98/ME, use Legacy mode only!
Q: How to enable both SATA and PATA?
You can use both Legacy mode and Native mode, depending on how many devices you use as described above.
For Legacy Mode:
ATA Configuration: PATA+SATA
S-ATA Keep Enabled: Yes
P-ATA Keep Enabled: Yes
PATA Channel Selection: Both
Combined Mode Operation: PATA First/SATA First, depending on which you want to act as 1st Channel.
S-ATA Ports Definition: P0-1st/P1-2nd or P0-3rd/P1-4th, depending on which you want to act as Master.
For Native Mode:
ATA Configuration: SATA Only or PATA only, depending on which you want to be the FIRST BOOT device!
S-ATA Keep Enabled: Yes if you chose PATA only
P-ATA Keep Enabled: Yes if you chose SATA Only
PATA Channel Selection: Both
Combined Mode Operation: PATA First/SATA First, depending on which you want to act as 1st Channel.
S-ATA Ports Definition: - P0-1st/P1-2nd or P0-3rd/P1-4th, depending on which you want to act as Master.
Q: What is S-ATA Ports Definition?
There are two options: P0-1st/P1-2nd and P0-3rd/P1-4th. If you choose P0-1st/P1-2nd, your Port-0 S-ATA (SER-1) will become the 1st IDE Master, ie IDE-1 Master. and Port-1 S-ATA (SER-2) will become 2nd IDE Master. If you plan to boot with SATA HDD, it's recommended to set to P0-1st/P1-2nd. If you plan to boot with PATA HDD, it's recommended to set to P0-3rd/P1-4th.
Q: When I enable SATA+PATA mode, why only IDE-1 or IDE-2 can be used?
If you chose "SATA 1st Channel", IDE-1 will be dropped. If you chose "PATA 1st Channel", IDE-2 will be dropped.
Q: I want my SATA to be the 1st IDE drive in Legacy Mode along with PATA, how?
Set this:
ATA Configuration: PATA+SATA
S-ATA Keep Enabled: don't care
P-ATA Keep Enabled: don't care
PATA Channel Selection: don't care
Combined Mode Operation: SATA 1st Channel
S-ATA Ports Definition: P0-1st/P1-2nd
With this configuration, you can have your SER-1 and SER-2 act as IDE-1 master and slave. But you can only connect your PATA drives on IDE-2 slot.
Q: I am a noob, I want more details.
More info? here
Q: How to support 250GB HDD? Windows only sees up to 134GB.
Follow this instruction: here for Win2000 and WinXP.
Q: I've installed a new SATA HDD, I can find it in Device Manager but it doesn't appear in Windows Explorer at all! HELP!!
You need to format the HDD, not just SATA but also PATA HDD then only Windows Explorer can see it and assign it with a drive letter. To format a HDD, right click on My Computer, select Manage, look for Disk Management. You should see a no-drive-letter unformatted drive there in the list. Get it formatted by right click on it and choose the obvious option there is.
6. Onboard Sound
Q: My onboard sound lost after I overclock the system!
Goto BIOS setup and lock AGP/PCI to 67/33.
7. Universal Serial Bus [Thanks to Danny for contribution]
Q: Why doesn't my board have USB2 ports?
A: The ICH5 and ICH5R chipsets support up to 8 USB2 ports. Under Windows XP when you view your USB settings using Device Manager you will see 4 Intel 82801EB USB Universal Host Controllers and 1 Intel 82801EB USB2 Enhanced Host Controller; Windows 2000 is similar, you are looking for "Enhanced". If you don't see "Enhanced" you need to install SP1 for XP or the latest service pack for W2K. If you have these service packs installed and still don't see enhanced, used the Device Manager to remove the 5 controllers and reboot to allow Windows to correctly install the right drivers.
Q: If I have 8 USB2 ports, why does Sandra tell me they are USB1.1?
A: When lower speed devices are plugged in, or high speed devices are plugged in without USB2 operating system support, they are routed to the low speed host controllers. High speed devices are routed directly to the Enhanced host controller when operating system support exists.
Base on http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/manuals/29865602.pdf
8. CPU - contributed by Danny! :biggthumbsup:
Q: I have an 800 FSB Pentium 4 CPU, but the bios is set for 200! If I set it to 800 it crashes! What is wrong?
A: The FSB rating of the CPU is 4 times the FSB rating of the motherboard. To quote Intel: "This is accomplished through a physical signaling scheme of quad pumping the data transfers over a 200 MHz clocked system bus and a buffering scheme allowing for sustained 800 MHz data transfers." So valid settings are 100 for a 400FSB CPU, 133 for a 533FSB CPU and 200 for an 800FSB CPU.
Q: The Windows task manager and the Device Manager show I have two CPU's. What's wrong?
A: Your CPU is a model that has Hyperthreading technology and it is enabled in the bios. To quote Intel: "It allows software programs to "see" two processors and work more efficiently. This new technology enables the processor to execute two series, or threads, of instructions at the same time, thereby improving performance and system responsiveness."
Q: Do these boards support Prescott CPU?
Update: Prescott spec is not finalized. There might be more requirements needed other than meeting FMB guideline. It is hard to say if current motherboards can fully support it. [/color]
This is the latest info from MSI. Check this link here
9. Power Management
Q: What are S1/POS and S3/STR modes?
S1/POS = Power On Suspend, nothing turn off just that everything is running in extremely slow.
S3/STR = Suspend to RAM, PSU only powers 5V_STBY to the board for RAM refreshing, the rest all off.
Additionally,
S4 = Suspend to Disk. Win2k/XP calls it "Hibernation" mode. In this mode, the RAM and CPU state images are copied into the HDD. After S4 mode, you can safely remove the power cord.
S5 = Soft Off. PSU still supplies 5V_STBY.
G3 = mechanical off. No power at all to the board.
Q: Where to set the standby modes?
For S1 and S3, you can set the standby mode to either S1 or S3, not both, in the BIOS. Note that Windows cannot choose which standby mode to run. You have to set it in the BIOS.
For S4, you can only set it in Windows 2k/XP (and ME, but not 98).
10. Others
Q: I have MSI FX5900 which has double sided fans, can it fit in the board?
Most boards can fit the FX5900. Including, the NEOs' MS-6728, MS-6758, and others like KT4A ultra, MS6777 Nvidia board.
Q: Why my NB Temp value is always stay the same?
On 875P Neo and 865PE Neo2, there is no NB temp sensor! The value you read from CoreCenter does not mean anything. Please update to the latest CoreCenter.
Q. What are the two lights on my "P" series board for?
A. These are the Overclock Signal Lights:
1. Green, Green: Both AGP and CPU are dynamic overclocking.
2. Green, Red: The memory is overclocking to 533MHz.
3. Red, Green: The external frequency is overclocking to 350MHz, and the frequency between the north bridge and CPU is 1400MHz.
4. Red, Red: CPU is dynamic overclocking now.
There are more to come soon. Please do not reply or request for FAQ contents in this thread. The FAQ will be picked up from the popular threads. Thanks.
Update History:
6/23/2003 : Added onboard sound lost fix
6/25/2003 : Added HDD LED
6/26/2003 : GOOD NEWS!! MAT to be available in all Neo2 boards!
6/27/2003 : SATA, PATA
7/1/2003 : 865G MAT support!!
7/7/2003 : MAT + DOT support
7/7/2003 : Prescott CPU support
7/7/2003 : DDR266 RAM support for 800MHz FSB CPU
7/17/2003 : Prescott CPU support UPDATED
7/18/2003 : SATA & PATA updated
8/15/2003 : latest BIOS updates
8/15/2003 : RAID-1 support for ICH5R
8/16/2003 : RAID configuration
9/02/2003 : beta BIOS updates - 1.81B
9/03/2003 : beta BIOS update for 865 - 1.52B
10/03/2003 : beta BIOS update for 875 - 1.9B3
10/06/2003 : beta BIOS update for 865 - 1.6B2
10/08/2003 : beta BIOS update for 865 - 1.7B1 link provided
10/13/2003 : minor updates on old issues
10/16/2003 : NB temp sensor?
10/19/2003 : Promise IDE3 for non-RAID function
10/20/2003 : Prescott updates
10/21/2003 : FSB:DDR ratio
11/21/2003 : Legacy, Native mode, SATA+PATA Configuration
12/01/2003 : BIOS 1.9B6 for 875P
12/15/2003 : Prescott Support, 250GB HDD support, BIOS 1.9 FINAL
1/11/2004 : BIOS 2.01B for 865PE Neo2, BIOS 3.30 for 865PE Neo2-P
1/12/2004 : USB 2.0 [thanks to Danny for contribution]
1/26/2004 : SATA + PATA Revisited
1/26/2004 : Added 8. CPU [contributed by Danny]
1/27/2004 : Added formatting SATA HDD in WinXP
1/28/2004 : updated on SATA+PATA and links with Danny, Vango44 and Uruk Hai's contributions :biggthumbsup:
1/28/2004 : Added power management
04/05/2004 : Added two lights on "P" series boards [Danny]

Dear [Maesus],
I have tried to duplicate the issue, I saw it only once when I reflash the BIOS and then change the CPU clock setting.
My procedure as below…
1. Boot system
2. Update BIOS to 1.9 version
3. Restart the system to BIOS setting
4. Change the CPU Bus Clock to 229
5. Save the setting & exit and then the system restart automatically
6. And then I saw the CPU is only running 1.86GHz (my CPU is 3.2GHZ FSB 800MHz)
But I would like to explain that my procedure as above is incorrect.
The correct procedure should be as below….
1. Boot system
2. Update BIOS to 1.9 version
3. Restart the system to BIOS setting
4. Load BIOS setup default first
5. Change the CPU Bus Clock to 229
6. Save the setting & exit and then the system restart automatically
7. And then I saw the CPU is running 3.66GHz (my CPU is 3.2GHZ FSB 800MHz)
Note: To load BIOS setup default setting after reflash BIOS that is because all original default setting will be erase after upgrade BIOS. So we always recommend customers to load BIOS default setting first before change any BIOS setting.
BTW, we have updated the BIOS version to support Prescott CPU. Users can decide to update it or not.
The new release BIOS as attach file.
Best regard!
[MSI Staff]

Memory upgrade question / mixing dimms

Hi ,
i`m wanting to add another 1gb of ram to my 875P Neo-FIS2R. I currently have 2 x kingston kvr400x64c25/512 512mb ddr400 cl2.5 and want to add
a couple more. I`ve seen slightly cheaper (and in stock) the VR400X64C3A/512 (512MB 400MHz DDR CL3 Non-ECC 3-3-3 DIMM).
question is will this new pair work ok with my existing pair?
thanks in advance
Paul

Here's a link to the Test Report for your board. Scroll down to the memory pic and click on it. Then scroll down to the PC3200 area, that will list approved RAM for your mainboard.
http://www.msi.com.tw/html/products/mainboard/testreport_pdf/6758/memory.pdf

SVG saved in Illustrator won't show up on Chrome and is blowing up on Safari

Hello. First time here, so bear with me in case I'm doing something wrong.
So, I have to create almost 500 maps for this wine store website. They want the maps to be SVG files, because their website is responsive, so SVG would be the format that goes along with every platform without losing quality.
I was saving all the directly from Illustrator, but when I opened up those SVGs, the objects were completely out of the artboard. So I exported all the artboards in EPS format and used a batch action script to open each one and save as SVG.
That seemed to work. But when I took the files for them to upload in their website using Magento, the images weren't showing in Chrome and were blown up in Safari, completely oversized in relation to the original artboard size. This all happened in iOS, if it's of any importance.
Now, I don't understand nothing about coding or anything, so I was wondering if there's something I could do in Illustrator to prevent this from happening.
Here's the entire code for one of the files as an example, in case anyone wanna take a look:
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Thanks in advance.

Homer...this very same thing has happened to me today. Have you found a solution yet?

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