MSI FX5200TDR128 AGP problem

Hello members
I am running winXP SP1, DX9 and my motherboard is ASUS P4PE
The problem is that: AGP is set to 4X in BIOS but my card (FX5200TDR128) dont have AGP support.
To display settings tab "MSI Information'' checkbox is "AGP Traffic Enable": nothing check and ''SBA Enable'':nothing check
I need some help

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hello everybody:
config: p4 3.0 prescott
mobo asus p4 800...
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MSI Kt6 and NEW Msi 6600GT AGP will not boot up!

My Girlfriend's computer.
I put this new video card in today MSI 6600GT AGP .For the 2nd time.
It frezzing up at startup on this screen....
"GO TO SET UP ...Press F11 , F10 ,Tab: LOGO Ckecking NVRAM..."
I rma the 1st one . Now 2nd 6600 Gt card samething.frezzing up too.
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Hello!
Don't think you have to flash the BIOS. Nor do I think there is a problem with the mobo.
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PSU with not enough grunt - please say something about it.
Memory timings are too tight - don't have any special or ultra settings.
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Please note that a weak PSU might not reveal itself til the power cable is connected.
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I modded my MSI 6600GT AGP

I took my MSI 6600GT AGP all apart to mod it. I thought I would share what I found out in case anything wants to mod theirs also.
I didn't want to flash the bios for the temperature, so I attached this probe to the GPU.
http://www.bestbyteinc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=SEN-CNU-001
The bridge chip uses a thin foil thermal pad, which I replaced with Artic Silver Ceramique. The GPU heatsink uses what I think is a thick thermal compound, it didin't come off like a pad. It might also have some silver content because of it's grayish color. There are four approx. 1/16" white thermal pads for the memory.
I don't think both of the heatsinks are copper. Because when I removed the heatsink I could see in the threads of where the support arms get screwed into and it wasn't the same color as copper. I think they are copper colored anodized aluminum or maybe even copper covered aluminum if that is even possible. My best guess is they are not copper. The color is slightly wrong to be true copper.
To take the main heatsink off.
You need to press down slightly on one side of the back support bar and swing if off of the post. If you look at the support bar both ends are different. One side has little metal nubs that need to clear the post to swing it off. The other end is shaped like a C and just rides on the groove in the other post.
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I took four copper slugs around the size of a penny, and thinned them down to get the right height of the pads. The pads were removed to be replaced by the copper slugs. It took a very long time to do this. I would take one and rest it on the memory. Then I would use a small straight edge ruler to test the height with the GPU. The copper slugs have to be at the same exact height or slightly lower then the GPU or the heatsink will not make proper contact with the GPU.
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I then re-attached the heatsink in the reverse order I removed it. I checked under the heatsink with a light and everything looked like it was making good contact.
My idle temp with the probe is around 34C, stressing the card with benchmarks the highest I have seen it is around 55C.
The copper slugs didn't really gain me all that much overclocking the memory, but that could just be the memory has reached its limits. The copper slugs will probably help the memory last a little longer then the pads. I wouldn't suggest using the slugs to anyone. It is just too much work, a lot of risk and doesn't really gain you anything.

Quote from: akeer on 16-February-05, 18:17:49
fw off, agp set to 4x.... many times tried this with various drivers (also setting the 2d and 3d speed to the same and many other trix...)
also tried to unplug devices... no help.... as I said if I help the cooling with really biiiiiiig fan underneath the card, it will not freeze... but 12cm fan at full speed generates looooooots of noise ))
it seems that aftermarket cooling (e.g. Zalman vf700cu) is the only solution
thanx and have a nice day
Here is something I just thought of. There are a lot of components on the board. There might a possibility one of them is not working very well when it heats up.
The GPU could also be overheating, but you have to understand something here.
The 6600GT has automatic core slowdown if it gets too hot so how could you have damaaged it? If you didn't put on enough thermal compound or the heatsink wasn't tight enough the core would slowdown to protect itself from heat damage.
If it was damaged by heat going by everything I know so far, it would probably only be damaged in the first few seconds right after you turn the computer on, but even then that would probably only happen if there was no heatsink attached at all.
Another thing to consider. I have an idle temperature of around 34C using the probe, the internal temperature would be slightly higher so lets say it's around 40C. The highest load temperature I have seen has been around 55C with the probe, so lets say inside its around 60C inside.
Those temperatures using the stock heatsink are very good. So what I am saying is even if you get a new heatsink, it might lower the temperature a bit on the card...but I doubt it will help with any heat related problems your describing.
If that stock "heatsink is on correctly" it should be more then enough to keep the card cool.
Maybe you should take the chance and flash the bios so you can see the actual internal temperature of the card. At this point it really doesn't matter because you can't return it anyway, but there is always a slight risk flashing a bios.
There is a forum here that will explain flashing the bios if you decide to do it.
http://www.mvktech.net

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How to set AGP so my MSI 6600GT (AGP) is stable?

Quote from: jlpicard1412 on 27-February-05, 07:08:30
OK, that's the question .... how do I make my system stable if I overclock the CPU and want the graphics card stable too ... boils down to the AGP clock ... what do I need to do ... motherboard is K8T800 Neo 2 .... what about Cell Menu settings?
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I have just upgraded from MSI Gf FX 5950 ultra to MSI 6800Gt AGP, and I have problems when playing all movies.
Movies are VERY overbrightened, and there are some color issues too.
I have tried installing various codecs, nothing helped. {I did a fresh installation of windows XP, and I installed win media 9 codec, indeo codec, and Allin1 codec ver. 60.27 }
i have also tried to play movies in different movie playes {BSplayer, win media player, MSI intervideo}, still same problem.
I never had such a problem with my old FX card.
In PC games, there is no problem at all, all runs perfectly.
Can anyone help me pls?
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Quote from: Karlosczech on 10-July-05, 17:03:00
Hello,
I have just upgraded from MSI Gf FX 5950 ultra to MSI 6800Gt AGP, and I have problems when playing all movies.
Movies are VERY overbrightened, and there are some color issues too.
I have tried installing various codecs, nothing helped. {I did a fresh installation of windows XP, and I installed win media 9 codec, indeo codec, and Allin1 codec ver. 60.27 }
i have also tried to play movies in different movie playes {BSplayer, win media player, MSI intervideo}, still same problem.
I never had such a problem with my old FX card.
In PC games, there is no problem at all, all runs perfectly.
Can anyone help me pls?
thank you for any tip.
I can guarantee its the video overlay color profile. I had the same problem with my evga 6800gt pci-e card. Easy fix too. Just reset it.

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Hi guys and thank u for all the help u are giving.
I just baught an MSI NX6600GT AGP card and I have the same problems as everyone here. I just need to get some things clear before i return it. I have a 400W psu (so it sais) but my +12V amps is 12A (i'm not very sure). More specificaly my psu has these values written on it.
+5V 30A +3.3V 14A
+12V 12A -12V 1.0A
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I don't know it's brand since it's not written on it.
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I also removed the extra firewire card and audigy 2 card from the pci slots. I haven't quite yet trying running the card at 4x agp.
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1 dvd rom and 1 dvd writer.
Also i was using an 9600pro before that for one and a half years with no problems.
I really think (and i hope so) that it's a power supply problem (only 12A at +12V?).
I want an opinion whether it's the no-name power supply that is causing the glitses.
I forgot to tell u that when i put the other card back on everything works works fine.
Thank u. (Sorry for my bad english)

fade,
Try putting the card in another comp to see if the problem followed the Vid Card or stays with the comp.
Take Care,
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Just brought an msi 6600gt agp and it is awsome...
Having a bit of trouble with the D.O.T software.
It seems that i have enabled it, i try to change the core and memory speeds and
save settings. I log out of xp and log back in to check if the setting have saved
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oops..
sorry i didn't make my self clear. I also unticked the d.o.t feature and bumped the
core and memory.. saved it and restarted the computer again...
It just goes back to defaults again...
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