MSI 975X Platinum V2 e6300 results: 400 fsb, can we do more?

My Specs :
C2D E6300 @2.8 24/7 stable - TT BIG WATER
MSI 975X Platinum V2
OCZ 6400 800mhz GOLD 4X512, Platinum 2X512
Gigabyte 8800 GTS
X-FI Audio
First, I dont know if there is any fix to make OCZ platinum 800 ram to get pass 370 fsb stable - memory does not perform 1:1 @ 400fsb. On the other hand Gold kit performes well at 1:1 400. Question: is it OCZ or MSI ?
PLATINUM USERS BE AWARE, i tryed everything to make it work.
Bios Settings:
FSB @ 400
CPU voltage - 1.4
CPU/ram multi - 1:1
OCZ Gold 800 ram [email protected], 4x512 @2.2v
Spread Spectrum - disable
SpeedStep - disable
This is what i have so far , performs extreamly well. What other setting have i missed? Can i improve my overclock, and pass 400 fsb ?
My goal is to reach 3.0 ghz or optimal overclock that is stable. I run a bit behind 6800X in Sandra Bench, but ill beat it when the right clock is reached.
Please post your suggestions, whats the ultimate BIOS OVERCLOCKING setting for this mobo to pass 400. Lets make this simple so all users willl have a great overclokc with all info right here.

Quote from: papubhai on 19-March-07, 19:54:51
as i have already posted so many times in this forum its easy to get even 420 mhz just simply disable all cpu features set ram voltage to 2.1 V ,disable all i/o ports ....thats all enjoy overclocking but at 400 mhz its a paradise rock solid
420 is not a dream though
What works for might not work for someone else. Without putting your system specs in your signature you are not helping anyone. Your memory needs 2.1V (what brand/make?), mine (listed in my sig.) only needed 1.9V. The topic starter says he has 1.4V for Vcore, I set mine to 1.21V and the CPU runs much cooler now. Every rig will be set up differently because of the different components. Don't assume that what works for you will work for someone else.

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975X Platinum V.2(7246-020)
I have a P4 CPU HT in it with 2 512mb sticks of DDR2 memory (533mhz).
I am upgrading to a Core 2 Duo 6600 CPU which has a 1066mhz FSB
What memory speed should I purchase to achieve the fastest bus speed without overclocking???
I get confused as my current memory is 533 which I guess on a Pentium 4 with HT cuts the FSB speed in 1/2 to 266mhz.
Any recommendations?
Do I need to buy Dual Channel or can I just buy 2 sticks?
Thank you
Peter

Quote from: /dot on 07-February-07, 15:46:41
Great info again guys!
I'll stay away from OCZ (I read it's more for overclockers).
@DryHeat:
I watched your sig, great setup! I'm planning for about the same setup (MSI 975x PUE, P180, C2D, ...). But will try a Scythe Ninja for CPU cooler and use an MSI graphic card (maybe 2 cards for 4 monitors in total).
Is your setup silent or just quiet? Makes a big difference for me.
What would you change now? And what is the most noisy component?
Sorry for all the questions but I'm not an expert and by budget does not permit me from making any mistakes.
The case fans create the most noise. When they are all on "low" I an hardly hear them and have to shake the mouse to see if it's on, but on medium it sounds like a "standard" computer. Not terrible, but not quite. On high they are down-right loud.

MSI 975X PLATINUM POWER UP EDITION

today is january 23rd, 2010
i just bought the msi 975x platinum power up edition in new york, from a store that was going out of business, but i am having problems because this does not power on.
i am using brand new and tested functioning: thermaltake tr2 430w psu, intel core 2 duo 2.66GHz fsb 1066, and also tried a celeron d 2.66GHz fsb 533, 1x corsair 1gb stick 800 mhz, nvidia 7 series pci express vga card, connected to a test ctr monitor AOC 5en.
i connected the 24 pin atx main connector, the 8 pin connector that powers on the cpu and also the peripheral connector that powers the pci express, and all i got was the heatsink fan spinning, but nothing appears on my screen (all is black).
i hope somebody can help me, because now the store where i bought it has closed, and i dont know how to get a warranty from MSI since i dont understand their RMA policy.

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if it is not sure that after updating bios the motherboard can use some more new cpu`s, then i think it would be a waste of time trying to do a bios upgrade.
I am not sure that I understood what you mean, but it is nothing unusual that an older board/chipset will not support the latest processor models. And this has nothing to do with the board manufacturer.
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I only wanted to do that bios upgrade thinking it would be enough to avoid the karma of searching for those listed cpus
What is so hard about digging up a supported processor? I mean, all you have to do is to decide which model you want to get (an E6600 would be a great choice for this board) and then buy it. You will probably be able to get a great deal on a used one on E-Bay.
This is not a complicated situation.
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this is my first msi mobo!!!
... and it has nothing to do with this being an MSI Mainboard. The only problem is that it is an old mainboard/Chipset and that the latest 45nm processors are too different regarding their specifications to be properly supported.
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where can i get a copy of the driver cd utility of this mobo?
i would like to get a copy from the original cd
There was no driver cd included in the mainboard box which you can make a copy off?
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http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=267

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I have seen a number of topics somewhat related to my problem, but I am still unsure.
I have an MSI 975X Platinum PowerUp Edition main board, and I recently bought a NorthQ 4775-500S power supply to replace my current Hiper HPU-4M580. A good PSU, but too noisy for my taste.
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"The 6-pin plug from the PSU seems to fit nicely in the 8-pin connector"
No don't do that.
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But do NOT connect PCI-E power cable(6 pin) in CPU power socket.

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1VCC
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can you see the card in windows if you boot off the on-board controller?
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-=Mark=-

MOVED: 975X Platinum PowerUp+E6300, No more than 320 FSB

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=105348.0

Yeeees, now it works !
I disabled / modified the following entries:
Advanced Bios C1E,Execute Disable Bit, SpeedStepping
Advanced Chipset alle Einträge
Integrated Peripherals Jmicron
PnP/PCI Configuration PCI/VGA Palette Snoop
HW Monitor Smart Fan
Core Cell Dynamic OC
Memory 5-5-5-15
FSB to Memory ratio 1:1
Memory Voltage 2,1V
PCI-E Frequency 100
PCI-E Voltage 1,5V (Default)
Autodetect pci clock disable
Spread Spectrum disable
Remark: C1E was removed in BIOS 7.4 (official)
But it worked for me with this version.
Without changing the voltages, I did not reach a higher FSB than before.
So I set the CPU to 1,37V and the memory to 2,1V.
Result: I was able to increase the FSB up to 340MHZ, at 345 Windows freezes (tested with 2 instances of Prime95 and ClockGen). For me this result is sufficient, I only want to use 333MHZ FSB, because of my memory. Although some users report that they reach 400MHZ FSB without raising the voltages for CPU and memory.
Now I will find out, if I can lower the voltages.....
Many thanks for your tips and ideas !!!
I hope that these settings will help someone else. I was quite sure that I used them before, but obviously not in this combination.

975X Platinum PowerUp+E6300, No more than 320 FSB

Hello alltogether,
I have a problem with OC my system (components are listed in my signature).
I am actually using BIOS 7.4 (official), Intel SpeedStep is disabled, RAM is set to 1:1 and timings are set by SPD.
I used ClockGen, started two sessions of Prime95 (set one to CPU0 and the other one to CPU1). I could raise the FSB up to 320 MHZ without any errors in Prime. When I entered 325 MHZ, the system freezes. I expected to first get an error in prime....... After rebooting and the "OC failed"-message, the default value of 266 was set.
Any ideas ? I try to achieve 366 MHZ FSB to run the memory with 1:1 .....
Thank you in advance for any hints, ideas, tips .....

Yeeees, now it works !
I disabled / modified the following entries:
Advanced Bios C1E,Execute Disable Bit, SpeedStepping
Advanced Chipset alle Einträge
Integrated Peripherals Jmicron
PnP/PCI Configuration PCI/VGA Palette Snoop
HW Monitor Smart Fan
Core Cell Dynamic OC
Memory 5-5-5-15
FSB to Memory ratio 1:1
Memory Voltage 2,1V
PCI-E Frequency 100
PCI-E Voltage 1,5V (Default)
Autodetect pci clock disable
Spread Spectrum disable
Remark: C1E was removed in BIOS 7.4 (official)
But it worked for me with this version.
Without changing the voltages, I did not reach a higher FSB than before.
So I set the CPU to 1,37V and the memory to 2,1V.
Result: I was able to increase the FSB up to 340MHZ, at 345 Windows freezes (tested with 2 instances of Prime95 and ClockGen). For me this result is sufficient, I only want to use 333MHZ FSB, because of my memory. Although some users report that they reach 400MHZ FSB without raising the voltages for CPU and memory.
Now I will find out, if I can lower the voltages.....
Many thanks for your tips and ideas !!!
I hope that these settings will help someone else. I was quite sure that I used them before, but obviously not in this combination.

Is my msi 975x platinum will support 7950x2

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I have p-4 dual core 930 and msi platinum 975x (not power up edition). i want to buy the 7950X2, but at the Nvidia web site it doesnt say if it will support it. so, is this board support the 7950X2?? its really importanat to me to know it as soon as possible

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Unless you planned for dual 7950X2 for "quad-SLI", then nope.

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