MSI 6163pro V2.0, BIOS 3.a - UDMA problem

-UDMA doesn't work in W98SE
-When I configure DMA in Windows, system is very very slow after the restart
-I have disk Seagate U6 40G model ST340810A, in UATA100 DOS utility configured to UDMA2

Are you using any PCI ATA100 card to support the HDD or are you just using the IDE controllers from the mobo?
Btw, as your mobo is a Pentium II/III and first Celeron generation mobo, I'll move this thread to the Retired Mobo forum.

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Hi,
I've got one simple question
Can my MSI 6163Pro support newest AGP cards (Radeon 9000, Ti 4200). I've heard that knew AGP cards have (1,5V) but my MSI 6163Pro support 3,3V.
Please let me know if someone knew )
Pit

A GF2 or GF3 Ti200 are the most likely to work because of the lower power requierments, but with a good power supply and system cooling any of the mentioned cards should work.
A 128MB card is likely to conflict with the bios so a 64MB card is the best candident for upgrading.

Running Celeron 1.2Ghz CPU on a MSI 6163Pro v2.0

Hi,
I've been running the following system for three years now and am planning an upgrade of the CPU:
MSI 6163-Pro v2.0 (FSB at 133mhz and AGP divider at 1/4) 3.10 bios (latest)
Slot 1 PIII 550 CPU overclocked to 733mhz (133mhz FSB) - running rock solid all this time as it has a whopping big heatsink and two big fans on it
784mb of Kingmax low profile PC133 SDRAM
GeForce 2 MX 440 v/c
Creative Soundblaster Live DE SE s/c
assorted NIC's, and other cards, hdd's, drives, etc
I have picked up a generic OEM socket 370 -> slot 1 slocket and am considering putting the fastest socket 370 CPU that I can find into it (Celeron Tualatin 1.3Ghz CPU).
The 6163Pro should accept the slocket and the slocket will handle the 1.3 GHz CPU, but I have not been able to find any information as to whether the 6163Pro will accept the tualatin 1.3Ghz CPU on the slocket?
The CPU runs at a default of 100mhz FSB. If the mobo will run it at that speed, I plan to try overclocking it back up to 133mhz FSB through using a Pep66 Alpha cooler, again using the AGP divider of 1/4.
My question is, has anyone tried running a tualatin CPU in a slocket on the MSI 6163Pro v2 before? Will it work, or is there any reason why it cannot work? Do you think that the overclock will work?
Is there anything I need to be aware of (apart from the usual - voltage, heat, voiding warranty, etc)?
Regards
Anakha

I went into my BIOS and noted the following:
CPU Plug & Play III
Award Software v3.10
CPU speed: 733mhz
CPU multiplier: 5.5
CPU/PCI Frequency: 133 / 33mhz (On)
As the PCI frequency = the AGP frequency, the BIOS would appear to have a 1/4 divider. Is this an unsupported feature?
The upgradeware slocket that I mentioned in my previous post is significantly cheaper than the Powerleap one and from reading through several threads in the http://www.overclockers.com.au Intel forum, there are many happy users of it (upgradeware).
The upgradeware website lists the MSI 6163Pro v2.0 as being compatible with the slot-t slocket, so I will buy one and some 1.3/1.g Ghz tualatin celerons and let you know how it goes (will be travelling for a while, so it will probably take me 6 wks to get back to you about it).
Regards,
Anakha

BUG with Memory CAS-Latency with MSI i848P Neo-LS BIOS

I have a bug with MSI i848P Neo-LS BIOS. I try many MSI i848P with same trouble : the CAS Latency is always set to 2.0 even if the memory is CAS Latency 2.5.
It doesn't depend on PSU or others things (graphics card,...).
Try with Pentium 4C 2.6 or 2.8
But I have just one brand of memory (but many different sticks). Chips reference are VT56DD32M8PC-5 (256 or 512 Mb). This memory are reference as Cas Latency 2.5
If I set memory timings on SPD or manual : same result !!!
If I set memory speed on AUTO or 400 MHz : same result !!!
If I set other timings, then they are save correctly (ie : RAS# precharge set to 3 or 4).
I check timings with latest version of Memtest86+ V1.0 : http://www.memtest.org/
and of course, I get many errors.
The same memory tested on others mobo, give good results.
I try Windows XP installation and I get.... blue screens.
With some memory sticks : I have this message "memory timing too tighly",
if I press F1 to continue: then I get a memory cas latency of 2.5 with memtest86+ and then no error.
I try BIOS revision 1.0 (default) and 1.2: same result !!!
So, as I said before, I think this is a bug with the BIOS. I agree that a BIOS cannot detect correctly all kind of memory, but if you set memory timings manualy, then it must be set as you want ! ?
Any idea...
Thanks

H0 Alex,
You are correct.I have the same problem with my 875p neo lsr on bios 1.9. TH0S 0S B0OS BUG.but everyone says your psu is not enough or your rams isnt on the MSI Memory Compatability List.
why all of rams I try give same result?
MS0 boards works only with 10 or 20 ram.you don't say customer why you use this rams?
why in asus boards many os these rams working properly.This rams isnt on the MSI Memory Compatability List.but working.I try many no name rams and results are very good in all of the tests.
In my opinion MS0 bioses doesnt work good enough.
You don't drive a car.Car Drives you.

Request For MSI GS70 2PC 419XFR Bios Unlock

Hi Svet!
Request For MSI GS70 2PC 419XFR Bios Unlock (i5&860M)
Bios: E1772IMS.109
Bios link: www . download . msi . com / bos_exe / E1772IMS.109.zip
VBios: 80.04.F7.00.0E (860M)
EC Version: 1772EMS Vers5.04
I don't have PayPal Account - please send me some alternative donation method. (Bank Account or else..)
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Thank you.
Do you need me to upload the bios file? because I believe that the msi website has the 70R archive which made my laptop useless.
you mean you don't want latest version [70S or 70R],
but 70J exactly?
Quote from: alonso_91 on 26-February-14, 23:58:37
the msi website has the 70R archive which made my laptop useless.
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Request: MSI GT70 Unlocked/Custom BIOS

svet
i have problem with my MSI GT70 laptop
this is my problem it like this case of user grimmy311 forum.notebookreview.com/msi/658595-official-msi-gt60-gt70-owners-lounge-71.html
but my ssd is vertex 4 128 gb
svet you can help me to do the custom bios for fix this problem .
Let me know if you can do it, I will provide a donation in advance.
thank you
and sorry for my bad eng

Quote from: jo5353 on 21-June-12, 05:14:51
now u got it donate?
Yes, i received it.
Tell me what's your current BIOS version, look in BIOS setup, system information

MSI GT60-onc modded bios

@Svet
Can you unlock cpu multiplier, memory tweaks,cpu throttling,PPU Dsable etc with this latest bios from msi?
http://msi.com/service/download/bios-18654.html
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can i fiddle the timings if i put the speed at 1866mhz?
i think you can customize them with regardless of the freq.
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if the ram cant handle the speed, no hang up or crash on boot up? or not black screen or something?
all scenarios can be expected, from instability to unable to boot.
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HOw to reset bios settings if something might happen? tnx
by removing/disconnecting CMOS battery for some time.
refer to dissasemle guide https://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/gt60

Why MSI DKA 790GX platinum BIOS 1.7 dun have EEP mode for DRAM setting

hihi,
may i know why MSI DKA 790GX platinum BIOS 1.7 dun have EEP mode for DRAM setting?
cos i cant see EEP using CPUZ.

Quote from: Fredrik on 22-May-09, 09:15:00
I have no good answer, just a rule of thumb: After a BIOS updae, pull power cable out and clear CMOS.
In this thread it says Kingston may not have EPP settings, but if it worked previously... Perhaps the memory controller didn't understand you had that memory to begin with?
Better ask: Is everything the same, before and after update? Why did you update?
Quote:
1.7 Update Date 2009-03-31
Description - Update CPU module.
- Update memory module.
- Fixed SmartFan function cannot work properly after resume from S3.
i update to v1.7 because when i first plug in the 1066Mhz RAM, it only show 800Mhz in bios, so i update to v1.7 as the update include "update memory module".
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GC : Club 3D Radeon 9700
MB : MSI 875P Neo-LSR Bios 2.2
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MSI X58A-GD65 new BIOS

I have motherboard MSI X58A-GD65 bought in September.
It is possible to flash it new BIOS v.23.0 or not?
Now i have BIOS v. 22.1

Hello every body.
Does anyone check 7522vM3 22.3 bios?, the 22.2 was a disaster, but what about 22.3?, or perhaps it works and resolve the problem of suspension state when you make overclocking.
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X58 Platinum / X58 Platinum SLI = BIOS version 3xx
X58 Pro / X58 Pro SLI / X58 Pro-E / X58 Pro-E SLI = BIOS version 8xx
X58A-GD45 = BIOS version Pxx
X58A-GD65 = BIOS version Mxx
X58A-GD65 = BIOS version Nxx
The BIOS is for LiveUpdate ONLY!
No need to post BIOS Mxx & Nxx since there are different BIOS version
with the same marketing name.
X58A-GD65 (MS-7522) V22.3 BIOS Release
1. This is AMI BIOS release
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3. 2011/03/21
Quote from: SuperCurro on 14-January-11, 15:26:07
My experience with X58A-GD65 Bios
22.0 = dont get out from suspension state, Overclock runs ok
22.1 = it runs ok, OC ok
22.2= it has lots of problems, the main is the inestability of raid 0 over SSD, lots of blue screens, OC inestable.
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The upgrade of the bios shoud be done from the BIOS (you have an option to upgrade with an usb memory stick).
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This topic has been moved to BETA & MOD BIOS Section.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=172951.0

>> How could a mobo BIOS fix your display problem?
I thought so as well at first.
The solution seems kinda like the one in this thread: http://forums.viaarena.com/messageview.aspx?catid=31&threadid=74011&enterthread=y
My problem is well explained there as well.
I've been building pc's for many years, and it's the first for me as well, where I might have to flash the MB BIOS to be able to run 1440x900. Probably because it's an onboard display adapter. Not usually a fan of those, but since the computer with the problem is for Windows use only (and no gaming), I saw no use in spending money on a display adapter other than the one bundled with the MB.
From the thread I pasted above:
"The VIA Unichrome onboard video does support this resolution, but the mainboard maker has to put this resolution into the mainboard's VGA BIOS in order for you to have this resolution available.
VGA BIOS is built into the mainboard's BIOS if you have onboard video of any kind. In order to update the VGA BIOS you must update the mainboard's BIOS. You cannot do them seperately. BIOS updates must come from the maker of the mainboard."
"For example - here is the latest BIOS for ASUS P5VDC-MX motherboard, which uses P4M800 UniChrome:
BIOS Version 0709
1. Initial Release for P5VDC-MX Version 2.0
2. Add Support for 1440x900 WXGA
3. Add support for RAID5 "
Seems like this is the solution, at least for the ASUS and ECS mainboard. Both of the endusers asked ASUS And ECS and they made BIOS's available that was compatible with 1440x900 resolution.
>> Have you installed the drivers for you monitor yet?
Yep, and it didn't work :(

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Where is the bios chip on this motherboard?
rewriting the bios but can not find the chip!
Does anyone know where is it?
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have you checked here? https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?board=53.0

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...and it takes about 3 minutes, whereas before, it only took a few seconds. This means every time I boot or reboot my PC, 3 minutes is added to that time while the JMicron controller seems to be having a problem.
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I would like to know:
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Please supply full system spec. >>Posting Guide<<
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MSI K8N Neo Platinum ,bios issue or HW

Hi i am using a system like in the signature described (usind adata instead of twinmos) im cooling with a prometeia system , and the board ist watercooled.
My CPU is a Newcastle (@2800mhz ) my graphic card is the normal 9700pro (it makes no diff in oc if the card is clocked or not)
Now i got some serious problems , i can´t run high fsb sync ? Why ? i wasn´t able to do this with the twinmos ram , but i read twinmos has some serious problems with the nforce3, so i purchased 2*512 mb adata.
I tried different dimm combinations (1/2 ; 1/3) that didn´t made any difference
I tried different bios (1.2 1.25 1.31 1.1) but this didnt made any difference either (using 131 now)
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What is my Problem ? is it only a bios problem , or is there hardware in my sys which makes probs? Could it be an IRQ Problem (got 2 pci cards in slot 3 and4 its an IDE raid controller and a soundcard)
i hope there is any help for me :(

Well this is the second time someone mentions problem with Adata DIMMs:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=55475&sid=
Maybe it's about time to post it here:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=51997&sid=
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