MSI K7N2-V incorrect FSB/CPU clock

I just flashed a K7N2-V with latest bios (6729v54). The system includes 512 mb 333mhz Memory and an Athlon XP 2100+ (266 mhz). After flashing the bios I reset the bios to the previous settings (FSB to 166 and the CPU to 133). The only problem is the system now identifies the CPU as an Athlon 1500 running at 1300 Mhz. After booting, WCUPID shows the cpu running a system clock of 100 (as opposed to 133) with a multiplier of 13 (hence the 1300 mhz (13 x 100) and the FSB as 200 Mhz rather than the correct 166. Prior to the flash this system ran normally.
I have reset this numerous times and tried multiple settings, including manual, auto , high performance but the system always shows the same 1300 mhz. I reflashed to a previous version (6729V52) hoping to turn it back but the results are the same. Regardless of what settings I put in the FSB and CPU it always reverts to the 100 mhz clock speed and 200 FSB. The bios ALWAYS indicates a 1300 Mhz speed even if I up the CPU clock to 166 or 200. In essence the system is stuck at 100 mhz system clock and 200 FSB and it does'nt care what I set in the bios.
What in the heck is causing this? and how can I fix it?
Any ideas are appreciated.
beullar

I am having the same exact issue (not "Exact" same board, but same series.)
I have the MSI K7N2GM-L (MS-6570)
I have installed in the board a AMD Athlon XP 1900+ (12x133 @ 1.75 Volt)
However, when I turn the PC on, it is set to 1200MHz when it should be 1600MHz
I have tried resetting the BIOS, even bought a new battery (though no settings are being lost, I figured it was worth a shot..)
I have tried to let it auto config it, ect.., tried manual of course, FSB is set to 133, I have double checked, I am using 3x 512MB PC-2100 DDR sticks, they are 266MHz (have not upgraded to 400Mhz Dimms yet)
The DDR is fine, I installed it into a MSI K7T266 Pro2-A Motherboard and did not get the same issue, along with the CPU ect.. however, I use a nVidia GeForce FX 5900 AGPx8 video card which the KT7 board only supports 4x speed where as the one I have issues with supports 8x.
Now funny part is, if I shut off the computer, wait some time, turn it on, "sometimes" not always but sometimes, it will decide to kick into 1600MHz and shows the CPU name properly. When it does boot and shows 1200MHz it does not show the CPU Name.
So basically, if I have to shutdown for something such as installing a drive, removing a drive, ect.. I have to play with it by turning off and waiting, then turn on until it decides to boot using 1600MHz instead of 1200MHz
I have tried Flashing the BIOS using Live Update via DOS mode. Right now I am on the machine and it is running @ 1600MHz. But the minute I shut off the PC completly, and turn it on, it will be at 1200MHz and I have to go through the process of turning it off and on until it posts 1600MHz again..
And I had checked to make sure it was not typo on the BIOS part by letting it boot to Windows and sure enough it would show it was a 1200MHz when it does this.
I am thinking the BIOS has some bug, the board runs fine however, no lockups, performs well, ect, apart from the BIOS not wanting to cooperate with my 1900+ 100% of the time, it seems to run fine.
Any suggestions, please lemme know :S

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I've installed this tweak last week and it is working very stable since then. It decreased my Idle CPU Temp from 42º to 36º and Overload from 54º to 48º:
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It seems that the link to the tweak is broken, I've found another one:
http://ftp://ftp.vector.co.jp/pack/win95/hardware/other/wpcre14.exe
This is what the article say:
Just tried it for the first time..It works GREAT
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Some of you probably know about it, already....here's for thousand others that don't.
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MSI k7n2 / pc2700 FSB problems

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I would say with a 2400+ raising the FSB to 166 means you are running the 2400+ which is supposed to be at 2ghz at 2.5Ghz, which is a serious overclock!
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[nForce] has somebody MSI K7N2 Delta2-FSR + barton mobile

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MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR MB Problems, Need Help ASAP!! PLEASE

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Hi,
Cross: Just in case you are doing something wrong there's a clear CMOS guide here, follow it to the letter (and don't forget to put the FSB jumper to SAFE beforehand - there's a note about it in the guide).
How To Clear the CMOS
Your system board or CPU maybe not be dead yet - I had a similar problem with one of my boards and I tried everything - to cut a long story short I eventually got it working!!!
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Good luck! I'm off ta bed!
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Hey all,
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The next day I had my comp on for about maybe 30mins to an hour or so when suddenly I heard an alarm from the computer speaker, so I was like, ":censored:?" since I had never heard it before. It was evidently the temperature warning, which I had set to 70C. So I shut down within 15 seconds and opened up the side of my case.
I noticed that the cpu fan wasn't moving at all (usually I'd open the case in time to see the spin-down). So I turned the computer back on and the fan didn't budge, so I immediately powered down, assuming that the CPU Fan had died. Later on, I hooked the fan itself up to a free power cord in my sister's computer and booted up, along with the speed controller, flipping from medium to high to low without any problems.
I then did screwed the fan back to the heatsink in my comp and booted up. I went into the bios an noticed that the rpm was 8k, which is way too high for my fan (normally 5k). So i began switching from high, medium, to low once again, then I saw that the rpm reader in the bios went to 0. So I looked back in the side of my case and saw that the cpu fan was once again dead. At this point I concluded that it was the fan and was about to order the Volcano 12.
A day later I placed the fan inside my sister's computer on a free cord, yet again, and yet again, it worked fine.
I once again put it in my computer to test and this time it worked fine, even while switching between speeds. Unfortunately, I then noticed that the mobo fan was not moving, then began to move.
Well, I'm guessing now that it's simply the motherboard that has a short, since both the motherboard fan as well as the cpu fan have randomly been dying the past few days. The motherboard fan; however, has switched rpm many times in the past from 5k to 3k.
It could also be a PSU problem, but I have Antec 400watt psu and it's been working fine for the past 2 years, so I doubt it. I've had the motherboard for a little over a year. I upgraded my cpu from 2200+ to 3000+ in July. That's also when I bought the cpu fan. The motherboard fan began fluctuating in rpm noticeably back in April or May of this year.
Yesterday, I used the computer again and had it on for about 2 hours or so and I had speedfan monitoring the temps and the rpm. The temps stayed relatively stable: 48 cpu, 44 mobo.
But alas, the RPMs were totally [blame me for the swear filter] up. At one point, both the mobo and cpu fan speeds were reading 0, even though both continued to spin within the case and the temps remained the same. Then after 30mins or so, they cpu fan began reading again at 40,000-42,000rpm, which is obviously incorrect, seeing as the fan is rated for around 5k. I got/get the same readings in the bios, both fans reading at 0rpm as they continue to physically spin.
Also, during a number of times that I've started up the comp within the past few days, the motherboard northbridge fan wasn't spinning at all and didn't begin to until a few minutes into my windows session.
Also, I took out the NB fan and noticed a slight crack in the back of it.
I was considering simply just buying the Volcano 12 and the MSI K7N2 Delta2 Platinum rather than RMAing the mobo. Then perhaps an Antec 550W psu, if necessary.
Any ideas what I should replace and in which order? And has anybody else encountered any similar problems with this mobo (at least with the mobo rpm, which has been a prob for about 6months on and off)?
I bought the mobo along with a 2200+ in July of 2003. I upgraded the ram from 256 to 512 in April 2004 (which is around the time I started hearing rpm probs with the mobo fan) and I upgraded the cpu in July of 2004
Many Thanks!
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Windows XP Professional SP1
Antec SX1040B2 File Server Case
400watt Antec PSU
MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR
AMD Athlon XP 3000+ (2.17GHz)
Thermaltake TR2 M2 HSF
Kingston 256MB of PC2700 DDR-333MHz RAM
Generic 256MB of PC2700 DDR-333MHz RAM
ATI All-In-Wonder 9800 Pro
Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS Platinum
Pioneer 10x DVD Drive
Sony 8x Double Layer DVD-+RW
Western Digital 120.0GB 7200RPM HD ATA/100
Western Digital 120.0GB 7200RPM HD ATA/100
nForce Ethernet Adapter w/Cable line
Logitech MX500 Optical Mouse
Logitech Elite Keyboard
19" Envision Monitor EN985e
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Could be a fluctuating PSU that's breaking down power to the MB. You have a whole lot of components dragging that PSU down. With what you have in your rig I would run either an Antec or Enermax 550W. Best way to be sure is to borrow a PSU or buy one from a store with a good return policy so that you can return it if indeed it turns out to be the MB. If I don't have your board here on my bench to test the only thing I can suggest to you is to swap out components unfortunately.

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Ok I tried running the DTM-CB3 module which is nForce2 approved at 3-4-4-11 2T timings and experienced the same result even at 2.6 and 2.7v. I tried both in dual-channel and same thing happened. However, I downloaded a program called Prime95 and ran the CPU torture test and the system returned a fatal error within the first few minutes. CPU Temp was at 57 C and the warning beep (set to 60C though) sounded intermittentley which is strange. I let it cool down then ran the torture test again and about 5min. later the system either seized completely or the program crashed. IE has also crashed randomly on me. I did this several times, before trying a different FSB/DRAM ratio. So I left the system at 200 FSB and used a 6:5 ratio so my memory was running at DDR333 and processor was a 3200+. I ran Prime95 again and the system locked up just as it did the other times. So after I did this a few times with consistent results. I went back and set the FSB to 166 and tried a 5:6 ratio so the memory was DDR400 and processor was the normal 2800+. I ran it again and to my suprise it passed all the tests and after an hour of this, I tried a game and that was perfectly fine as well. I checked the temps and CPU was only 45 C this time. So I'm thinking the processor can't handle anything above 50C or it's just plain overheating. I ordered a Thermaltake Silent Boost HSF today which is tested up to 3400+ so this should fix my problem. If not, then I'm going to replace the memory with a 512MB Geil PC3200 golden dragon dual-channel kit.

[MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR] Trouble

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Sape

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How do u know that your CPU is unlocked?
Sounds like to me it is locked because you can change the fsb and not the multiplier.
Because the processor is from 2002, and then it's unlocked

MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR (MS 6570) trouble With ATA card

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Is there anybody that knows with type off PCI ATA 133 card that works or how too coop whith this problem.
I've got the latest bios ver. 7.8 but no difference
AMD XP2800+
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ATI Saphire Radeon 9600pro 256mb
Soundblaster Live Value
XP pro sp2
MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR (MS 6570)

I went to JME-Data and purchased an
True430
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The prise 1099:-
And everything works great, Thank you very much for the tip. :-)
No more blue screen and it even works with my memory Kingston Value Ram 2x512 ddr400.
Is it possible to change the FSB from 166 to 200, and what should i think about before action. Like i said before i have an xp2800+
Alltså är det möjligt att få cpu gå på samma frekvens som minnena om man ökar FSB har några tip så är jag tacksam.
Att en nätdel kan göra så mycket helt otroligt TUSEN TACK för hjälpen till och med cpu tempen har sänkts från ca 56 till 46 grader fattar ingenting.

Getting K7N2 Stable @ 200 FSB? please help.

First, specs:
MSI K7N2 nforce2 mobo
2x256 OCZ PC3200 EL (11-3-3-2.5 at the moment)
Athlon XP-Mobile 2400+
200fsbx 11 multi
vcore= anywhere btw 1.55 and 1.675
vdimm= tried 2.6 and 2.7
Antec True Power 350W (230 combined)
GF4200ti 64 not OCed
AGP bus @ 66 manual
PROBLEM: I get major artifacts/crash in any 3D application at 200fsb 1:1. I just got this new RAM and I'm trying to run it at 200 in sync with cpu.
I've messed with settings quite a bit. Can't get it stable in 3D apps. Any suggestions on what settings to try? What am I missing? Has anyone with this board had it stable at 200 FSB 1:1 sync?
Thanks,
Twanto

Just changed my sig...the Q-Tec is lying in the corner for a week or so now
Hmmm, well if the 72w produces more heat I can't expect such a great overclock as everybody has with the mobiles??

[nForce] Current cpu clock has changed

My cpu was running ok, the bios showing Current CPU Clock 1833MHz, System Performance [Auto] and cPU FSB Clock [100MHz]. Some time ago I had a problem getting the AGP card to work, when I did I took a digitial photo of all the BIOS settings when the PD worked - thats how I know the above setting. A couple of day ago I noticed that the cpu was running cool and performance wasn't as good as it should be so I checked under "System Properties" and that shows an Athlon 1.09GHz. I've tried clearing CMOS and setting BIOS defaults (read on this forum somewhere). I've also tried FSB at 133, 166 and 200 but still only seem to report an Athlon 1.09GHz. Any suggestions.
MSI K7N2G-ILSR
400W PSU
Athlon XP 2500IBarton)
2x512Mb PC3200
Maxtor 80Gb SATA
ATI Radeon 9550 256Mb
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set perfomance to manual. set FSB:CPU in ration 1:1 set correct FSB to your CPU which must be 166. Frequency must be 1833MHz(PR 2500+).

MSI K7N2-IL 2M/B and MSI MS-StarForce GeForce FX 5900 Ultra

Hi
I wonder if you could help me.
I am curious, the below is the spec of my machine.
AMD Athlon XP 3000 + 333 FSB CPU
MSI K7N2-IL 2M/B
256 GEFORCE FX 5900 ULTRA GRAPHICS
though the graphics card is reported as MSI MS-StarForce GeForce FX 5900 Ultra [Nividia GeForce 5900 Ultra] in Windows control panel.
I am needing to learn more about exactly what is what in this PC.
I have installed MSI Live monitor and have upgraded to NVIDIA nForce System Drivers though my graphic driver is still reported as 4.4.0.3 or 43.51 [another question why are there two versions given to graphic drivers?]
As Live monitor doesn't report any further updates possible when there are newer Nvidia drivers from the Nvidia website - can I install these ?
Also I am looking for a utility to monitor, change fan speed and temperature, is the Nvidia system utility ok to use? It says that it's only compatible with
nForce3 Pro
nForce3
nForce2
I'm not sure if I only have Nforce ?
I would really appreciate any help you may give - I know that the above probably sounds as if I'm as thick as 2 short planks.
Thanks in advance
~ The Doctor.

nVidia Drivers
you can get all your drivers there
both board drivers and vga
you can use speedfan for temp
http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php
boards hardware does not support changing fan speeds though

MSI K7N2-V incorrect FSB/CPU clock

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