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.

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it's expected you need 350W and above definitely
I'm thinking (and actually suggesting) 500W and above.
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I don't think they will go for BTX regardless
Actually they don't have much of a say since, unlike Intel, they don't make boards. If the board manufactures switch over to BTX then they will want to phase out of ATX boards for all platforms for reasons of economy. Similary, the case manufacturers won't want to make two series of cases for each type, and the retailers won't want to stock both.
[Paranoid On] I think it's a marketing conspiracy. There is no reason they can't mirror the full size BTX board so it will fit in an ATX Tower. [/Paranoid Off]

MSI P7N SLI-FI LGA 775 nForce 750i startup booting problems

Hi there!
My PC is about 1.5 years old.
Now last 3 weeks I'm having some frustrating problem when starting my PC.
Issue: my computer starts now only when there is 2 Gb total memory on motherboard.
If there´s 3 Gb or 4 Gb memory on motherboard, then I won´t even get a Bios startup screen.
(but i can see and heard that PSU and CPU fans are working)
I tried all memory modules on, separately using only one memory module. All memory modules and every slot seems to be ok.
I also try Memtest86 (with one memory module Separately) no errors found.
Motherboard PCI-E slots and graphics card are also ok.
(because my PC works like a charm when there´s only total 2 Gb memory on motherboard)
Why my PC only starts when there´s 2 Gb memory on motherboard?
Any help will be appreciated deeply!
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yes he did try doing that and i still have the problem
If he tried the VGA in another computer and the problem carried over, it is a bad vga. (So long as there is adequate power)
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Quote from: Tyrant on 02-May-07, 03:38:47
I've been using this board for about a week now. It is rock solid which I really like, but it is a poor overclocker. I can't get past 1500 FSB no matter what I try... So, if your not into overclocking, you'll most probably love the board. But hey, it still overclocks and maybe you'll be satisfied by it. :P
For my E4300, this board is a great overclocker. I've currently got the chip running just north 3300MHz from it's default of 1800MHz with no stability issues.
However, like Tyrant said above, there are holes in the FSB that can make certain ranges on certain C2D chips hard to get working.
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I know the 7600GS doesn't recommend a PSU with a lot of power(15 - 17 A), but you're running two of them in SLI. Your PSU only has 18A on the +12V rail. This could very well be your issue. Below are some good single +12V rail PSUs, Corsairs and PC Power & Cooling. You can also look for Silverstone single rail PSUs, but they tend to be pricier. If you can't get anything other than split-rail, post back and we'll try to make some recommendations.
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