MSI K8N Neo3 how to install cool n quiet

can any one tell me how to install cool n quiet on k8n neo3.
is core center enough to do the job of cool n quiet.
Is my board is compatible with cool n quiet
I am using AMD athlon 2800+ and k8n neo3with MSI FX5200 VGA card

Refer to page 1-9 of your manual.
Enable the feature in the bios.
Select "minimal power management" in Windows power schemes.
You don't need to install core center for it to work, it just lets you visually know it's working. AMD also has a small utility to visuallize the CPU throttlling.
To allow the CPU fan to automatically speed up or down, enable "smart CPU fan target" in the bios.
Hope this helps.

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Msi k8n neo3 cool 'n' quiet & amd a64 sempron 2800+

nice forum! I hope you guys can help me out.
here's the deal.
I am what one would call a computer expert, but unfortunately I seem to miss something in this particular matter, unlike in other cases, which is very frustrating.
I personally own loads of MSI boards, most of which for amd64 systems, so I have experience with the drivers and utilities and I know how to get these systems up and running with cool 'n' quiet, except for this particular system. I know the cpu can't be to blame for this, since it supports cool 'n' quiet. I also have owned some other boards from other manufacturers (also amd64), so I'd like to think that I am aquainted with the technology.
msi k8n neo3 motherboard:
- bought this one three days ago
- came with bios version 1.05x (!!!)
- updated the bios to 1.5x (amongst others because of the sempron support)
- enabled the coolnquiet feature (OC options were enabled, settings to optimized, captain etc. etc. (what I usually do)).
- installed the drivers from the cd; the .inf driver was also installed (I saw a screen confirming that).
- put energy management to minimalized setting
- rebooted
and... nothing! well, except for the normal speed it should not be running on at 0% cpu load (1607 MHz).
tried installing the standard amd driver from the amd website; also nothing... I did come across this problem once before and then I had to conclude that the problem could be resolved by installing another amd a64 driver package that came from another manufacturer's motherboard cd (which should not be the problem of course, because this driver (just as the cpu) should be generic).
configuration:
- this board @ bios 1.5x
- amd 2800+ sempron (latest model) + boxed cooler
- 2x samsung ddr400 512mb (also tested it with corsair modules)
- dvd-drive
- couple of hard drives connected to pata/sata, no raid enabled.
- winxp-32 us. SP2
apart from this particular problem, the system works just fine.
who can help me out?

Thanks for your replies guys.
Quote from: syar2003 on 09-January-06, 23:22:40
Appearently only Sempron 3000+ and higher support CnQ .
Some lower models ildes down to as litte as 14W so CnQ don't make much sense in those low power models.
Also if the multiplier is locked downwards CnQ can't work (E.g can you run 7*200 , and make it stick).
Well, appearently this specific model does support it, I know this because it says so on the box... so why isn't it working then?
For the sake of the argument, what if this CPU did support CnQ, what am I doing wrong then?
What I also can't figure out is why these CPU's, according to your statement, should be doing something like 14W in idle mode, whereas these cpu's basically aren't that different from normal amd64 cpu's, except for the support of x86-AMD64 and having a larger cache ; these fully featured amd64 cpu's need something like 80-90W in stressed mode, running on their normal clock speeds and do something like 32W when in CnQ-mode. How is that possible? Because of newer generation production processes with less nm-technology or something like that?

MSI K8N Neo3-F + MSI NX 6200LE-TD128E (PCX) - won't boot

Last time I bought 2 things:
Mobo - MSI K8N Neo3-F
Graphic Card - MSI NX 6200LE-TD128E with TC (PCX)
When I start PC I have seen only black screen and hear noise from PC Speaker
Mobo didn't see graphic card. To check graphic card I install it on second mobo (MSI K8N Neo4 Platinium) and when I start it,it work fine.
To check PCX slot on mobo i install second graphic card (MSI NX6600 GT) and when I start it, it work fine too.
Next step was mobo BIOS update but it nothing change and PC with K8N Neo3 + NX6200LE still won't boot.
Graphic card BIOS is newest.
Anyone have idea why K8N Neo3-F + NX6200LE doesn't want work together.
PS1. sorry for my english
PS2. K8N Neo3-F + Geforce MX 400 on AGP work fine.

Quote from: kakarocht on 05-February-06, 09:59:11
Gives more specs / details on your hardware especially on your PSU!! I'm worried that your psu problem as it need more power in order to boot up. Regards.
PROCESOR AMD SEMPRON 3000+
MSI K8N NEO3-F
ELIXIR 512MB DDR400
DVD-REC LITEON SHM-165P6S
WD CAVIAR 80GB (WD800JB)
MSI NX6200LE TC 128MB
I tried with 2 PSU
1- Modecone 400W
2- Chiftec 420W
With both don't boot
but mobo + NX6600GT with Modecon PSU work fine.

Is the MSI NX6600LE TD256E incompatible with MSI K8N Neo3 mainboard ?

Hello people,
I have a very ugly problem here. I have an MSI K8N Neo3 mainboard here, that with PCI Express and AGP slots.
It was working fine for a while, so I dont think the mainboard itself is bad.
Originally, an Inno3D Geforce 6200 with Turbo Cache, was installed on that computer. However, in the past week the owner buyed a copy of Battlefield 2 to have some fun, he also buyed an MSI NX6600LE TD256E PCI Express graphic card to replace the Inno3D Geforce 6200 with Turbo Cache.
I got that PC here today, in order to install the new MSI Graphic card, and also install the game. Now comes the ugly part: I cannot get that card to work in that computer, and I don't know why.
At first I thought that the card was defective, so I took it out of that PC and installed it on my own PC, and the card works in my PC (see signature), and my PC's graphics card works fine on the other PC (the K8N Neo3). Even the old Inno3D card works fine.
Since the card works fine in my PC (I've used it while writing this post), and my PC's graphic card works fine in the other PC, as well as the old Inno3D card, the only thing left for me to think is that the NX6600LE TD256E card is not compatible with the K8N Neo3 board, but that seems too strange for me.
Can any one here tell me if there's some kind of compatibility problems between the MSI K8N Neo3 mainboard and the MSI NX6600LE TD256 Graphic card ?
Any help is welcome,

Update:
The card is compatible with the board. What was incompatible with the card, was a little chip in the board (fried) which I didn't noticed during the first inspection of the board.
Curious thing is that it accepted other cards and not the NX6600LE, but in the end, not even my own NX6600 card, or any other PCIe card worked at all. I guess the little chip suffered some kind of damage due to power problems in the place where the computer was. With this in mind, an electrical technician will be sent to the place to verify the electrical installations for problems of any kind, so we can correct them and prevent future problems.
Back to the board thing, a new K8N Neo4-F board has taken the place of the semi-toasted K8N Neo3 board. Also, and thanks to the hibrid design of the K8N Neo3, we will still be able to use it. The PCIe slot is dead for sure, but the AGR Slot still works well, so we'll use it for traditional desktop aplications, such as word processors, internet surfing, e-mail, document scanning and printing, etc, etc, etc...
Well, that's all. I just wanted you guys to know; so no one keeps looking for an an answer to this (now solved) mystery. For me this case is now closed, so if no one is interested into it, Admins... feel free to delete the entire thread
Be well you all,
Edwin

MSI K8N NEO3-F Socket 754 NVIDIA nForce4 ATX

I must not have stated my problem clearly. When I built my computer I turned on the power from the back, and the case lit up. (power switch on PSU) I was excited because this was my first build. When the bios popped up, it did not detect my hard drive. I then shut down the computer. I resat the ATA cables heading to my hard drive. When I went to turn the computer back on, the PC wouldn't start. I tried resitting everything on my Computer. I tried using only one RAM, resat video card, CPU, and even tried resetting the cmos.
Eventually I found that if I pull the lithium battery from my motherboard, my computer will turn on. The computer will run without the battery, or if I resit the battery. The battery on a motherboard only deals with the bios and the time and such. It doesn't make any sense at all. I am going to test my powersupply tomarrow and then my video card on a laiter date. I have tried replacing the battery. Getting around this problem wass not hard, I have installed games that look phenomal. I was succesfully able to install my OS also. Resetting the bios on every load up is not fun.
My other recent problem has been with the video card though(this is why im going to test with another VC). When I resit the battery after shut down, and turn my PC back on, the Video Card over powers it self. For three minutes the monitor wont recognize my card and my card pushes as if it was running DOOM3. Finally it steadies out and the monitor turnes on. Please help me out if you have any good info for me. I'll try anything at this point. I'm not computer illeterate.
I am an Intern with TWC's IT departement. I am also going to school for computer science. The A++ side of computing I had never learned.
.......Every where I go with this problem, no one seems to know the answer. No one will even throw ideas at me. Someone please help me out
Heres my PC:
ASPIRE ATX-AS520W
MSI K8N NEO3-F Socket 754 NVIDIA nForce4 ATX
AMD Athlon64 3200+
Sapphire Radeon X800Pro
Samsung Spinpoint 160GB
2*512 MB Crucial Memory

MaYBE I'm not really understanding the problem here...Are you trying to use the switch on the PSU to begin the boot process? If so, hopefully, you should continue to have trouble doing that, it's not supposeed to work that way. If the computer starts with the power switch on the PSU there might be a problem with the CMOS jumper, jbat1, being in the wrong position...continue to post your changes and progress and someone will continue to help you, there's a lot of good heads around here, but there's a lot of guys with problems too...add as much of your configuration info to your signature as you can find out, that will help us help you as well...

Problems with MSI K8N-Neo3 and Command Queing.

I had some problems with two computers, based on the MSI K8N-Neo3 mainboard - they wouldn't boot into Windows after installing the drivers for the graphiccards. Before the breakdown of the forum, some people suggested that I was using to small PSUs. In the meantime I've solved the problem, by disabling the Command Queing feature in the drivers. Seems there may be a problem with the MSI board, and Maxtor SATA drives with Command Queing.
Key system components for the two computers:
AMD Sempron 3000+
MSI K8N-Neo3
1 GB Kingston PC3200 DDR-SDRAM
MSI GeForce 6600GT or MSI GeForce 6600LE graphics
Maxtor 120 GB SATA disk (6L120M0)
Sony DVD-RW drive
Anyway, I wanna say thanks for the quick answers...

Thats not what I read (assuming this is the same correct model)
420W double unit
DC O/P Load Max
+5V 42 Amp.
+12V 16 Amp.
+3.3V 28 Amp.
-5V 0.5 Amp.
-12V 0.8 Amp.
+5VSB 2 Amp.
Agreed that one is 420W, but is that it or not?

How to disable Cool N Quiet driver when it isnt in the bios or registry for Roxio game capture?

1. HP G60-120 US Notebook PC
2. Windows 7 32-bit
3. No error messages
4. No changes before issue occured.
I was told by Roxio (company of the capture card I bought to record gameplay on my Xbox) to call HP and get my Cool N Quiet driver disabled after I updated my other drivers and still had problems with my capture card. Can somebody tell me where to find it other than in the registry and bios because it is NOT in there and I have looked already more than 5 times or if you know where I can get it remotely disabled. HP cannot remotely disable it because I just talked to them and they don't have the power to do that.

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Originally posted by kensterman
Does Cool n' Quiet need any software for it to work, or does the CPU/Fan slow down automatically? I notice that I have to use MSI's Core Center to activiate Cool n' Quiet. Anyone??
No, Corecenter is almost useless and is NOT needed to "activate" Cool n Quiet. The best it can do is tell you fan speed and temps, and even that is questionable. It will also tell you clock speed but you can get that from right clicking "My Computer" choose Properties, go to General tab, note mhz displayed there. If it is about half of full clock speed for your CPU, then CnQ is working right. If it shows full clock speed, then CoolnQuiet is NOT working and you need to re-read Mr. Woo's original post which gives details about how to enable it.
Next, about fan speed. You have to understand that CnQ does not have anything to do with fan speed directly. Unless you have fan speed control disabled in BIOS, then your fan is going to control as you described whether you have CnQ enabled or not. In BIOS, in the H/W Monitor section, there is a place to enable or disable fan speed control - it's called CPU Smart Temperature Monitor or something like that.
As long as it is enabled and your fan is compatible and hooked up right, the fan will ramp up and down to control temperature. This is independent of CnQ. And it is independent of Corecenter. Disable CnQ and shutdown CoreCenter, the mobo still controls fan speed.

MSI K8N Neo2, can't install Windows

MSI K8N Neo2
Amd 64 3500+
Ocz 3700 EB 512Mb x 2 / Corsair pc4400 512Mb x 2
DDR Booster
Radeon 9600XT / GeForce Ti 4200
Audigy 2
IBM Deskstar 40Gb (My raptor is on rma r&r)
Psu Enermax 460w
The system is watercooled.
My Windows got bad after SP2 was installed so I went to reinstall Windows...
When I try to install Windows XP Pro I get Blue Screen/system freeze/black screen.
This happens soon as the cd starts to read the files/installing files after format.
I haven't been able at all to install Windows successfully (I don't even get to windows).
My system is listed above and as you can see I have tried with 2 different graphic cards, 2 different rams and with/without the booster, with/without the soundcard, 3 different dvdplayers and 3 different Windows XP Pro.
Och and yes I have tried the hardware (except mb & cpu, don't have another Amd 64 mb or cpu) in an another computer and they work fine.
Nothing works.
Could it be that the mb that is bad or?

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Originally posted by kensterman
Is your CDROM drive okay? How about the XP CD itself? Either way, it sounds like it's bombing duing the reading/ copying of the files..
I have tried with 3 different dvdrom drives and 3 different XP cd's, results are the same.

HD Samsung SP2504C SATA II vs MSI KT6V-LSR: How to install?

Hi everybody,
Ok, i will try to explain the problem with my bad english, so please dont laugh!
I have two modeboards, the MSI KT6V-LSR and ASUS A8N-SLI SE, recently i acquired the HD Samsung SP2504C SATA II for the ASUS, and it works perfectly. So i needed to install this HD SATA II in the KT6V-LSR and i followed some proceedings first:
*The HD already had the XP SP2 installed using the ASUS one
1_i placed the jumper and the HD changed to 150
2_i pluged the data cable in the right conector and the power cable (i tryed in both channels, but only in one the hd is reconized)
3_removed the ide pata 40gb (samsung too)
4_Enabled ide sata in bios
5_configured to boot using hd sata
The system rebooted always just after the bios scrreenies. Strange, the HD PATA worked, came from the asus too! So i decided to format this HD sata. Like always i followed this steps:
* My XP cd dont have service packs and boot system
1_i used a floppy with WINME boot + smartdrive
2_delete partition, create and set active
*3_format c:
4_f:cd i386
5_f:i386\winnt
*Other strange thing, the formatting time just take a few seconds unlike the several minutes that normaly takes.
I started to install the XP anyway, and after the copy of files from cd to hd, during the first boot appears a blue screen, and the messages are relationed to the new HD, so the installation stop. I tryed several times but the same thing happened.
The HD sata is reconized in the windows, shows patitions, i transfered 13gb from it to the hd PATA, but i had to boot using the PATA one. I want to use this HD SATA like master, bootable, not like slave.
How to install it, how to format it properly?
I hope that my confusing explainations are sufficient to you understand the problem.
Some help please!
And thank you very much
MSI KT6V-LSR bios V1.9 08-27-04
AMD ATHLON XP 2400
768MB CORSAIR VALUE SELECT
SOLTEK GF 440 MX SE
SEVENTEAM 420BKV-03F (+3.3v=30A ;+5v=30A ;+12v1=16A and +12v2=16A [26A])
HD 40GB SAMSUNG
HD 250GB SATA II (that dont works in this motherboard!)

This being really difficult to explain the problem with my so bad English. I go to try to use a translator online, ok?
I use the floppy of boot of the WIN ME, is through it that I obtain to define the partitions, to format hd, and to install the XP. I always made this and always it functioned, also with this HD SATA II samsung 250GB, but only using motherboard ASUS A8N-SLI IF. But when I go to make these procedures using the KT6V-LSR, I do not obtain to format hd right and I do not obtain to install the XP. Then the problem happens before installing the XP, during the formatting. So i want to use only de hd sata, not the HD PATA.
Another thing, I read in one fórum of my country that the KTV6-LSR can damage and even though to “kill” the hd sata. This is really?

MSI K8N-Neo3 support of 90nm Sempron

Hi there
Anyone tried the new 90nm AMD Sempron processor with K8N-Neo3 - i've got a few problems. The problems are related to the BIOS - when i use the 90nm Sempron 2800+, i can't see the CPU VID and CPU Ratio settings in the BIOS, they simply dissapears...
Another problem, i can't reach a FSB higher than 218 MHz on this board, and it's kind of sad - the Sempron i mentioned above, went to the max FSB on my old AOpen n250a, an early engineering sample...
Guees my only choice is to wait for a new BIOS version...

Quote from: Deathstalker on 27-March-05, 22:51:26
Tydyt,
The question was about the Socket 939, which only work with the Neo2 and Neo4. If you have a Socket 754 it only work with the Neo and Neo3.
Take Care,
Richard
I think KIJ is talking about the incomplete support of 90nm Sempron . He uses a 90nm SP 2800+ , but cannot see the adjusting option
of CPU VID and ratios . And on the MSI website , the compatability of 90nm Sempron on K8N Neo3 is being tested , will MSI release a new
BIOS to let the users adjust CPU core voltage on 90nm Sempron ? ( The voltage-adjusting function on CoreCenter doesn't work .)

MSI 785GT-E63 & Windows 7 x64 : Cool'n'Quiet

Hello,
Can you help me to configure my mainboard to active Cool'n'Qiet and Windows 7 x64.
I have Cool'n'Quiet : Enable in my Bios.
I have follow this method for Windows : http://www.vista4beginners.com/power-management
But my problem is that my CPU fan isn't lower.
I have try with "Dual Core Center" and it's work in "Silence mode" but i don't know how configure it to auto launch in "Silence mode"
I will prefere using Cool'nQuiet without other software like "Dual Core Center" but if there aren't other solution i will use it.
Thanks for reply.
Excuse me for my English : a litthe frenchy
Config :
MainBoard : MSI 785GT-E63
CPU : AMD DUAL CORE - X2 7750 oem 2.7GHz L2 1Mo et L3 2Mo 95Watts socket AM2+
CPU FAN : ZALMAN - CNPS9300 AT
Mem : 4 Go ( 2x KINGMAX - DIMM - 2 Go - PC - 8500 1066 MHz - KLEE88F-B8KB5 )
Disk : Raid1 : 2x HITACHI DESKTAR - P7K500 - 500 Go IDE - 7200t - 8 Mo cache
OS : Windows 7 x64

Quote from: Bas on 23-October-09, 20:14:59
Go into the BIOS and look for Smartfan or SmartFantarget, something like that.
Enable it and set the right values.
That does normally the fan controlling.
Thanks but, what are the right values ?

MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum and installing XP on WD 1TB Caviar Black SATA-II HDD...

I haven't flashed my BIOS ever. So some will be glad to hear that since I never needed to--but I think I might have to now.
My comp crashed (just made a very long story short ), so I bought a new HDD and it's the one described in the title. It's "SATA-II" as the misnomer goes but when I installed windows on it things seemed to go just fine (at least it didn't give me any errors)--indicating the mobo didn't have any trouble allowing to install (if it has anything to do with the install in the first place). And that was without a jumper to make it go to 150 mb/s (the HDD was OEM and didn't come with one :()
When I went to booted up again after installing, I received the renowned "Error loading operating system" message.
So! I figure I need to update the BIOS so it can better interface with the new HDD. Is that a correct assumption or could my error be due to something else (like the jumper)?
Thanks for any help!
EDIT: Forgot to mention that I already had/have a SATA-II drive (300 mb/s one) installed and working just fine, recognized by windows, before the crash...but it wasn't the boot drive...so maybe that makes a difference?
EDIT 2: I tried to use the BIOS util provided on these forums but I can't use it since I have no working install on the windows drive for my PC. I'll look on the other forum page for a way to make a USB BIOS flasher on an independent computer, but if you have the link for me, that'd be even better. If I find it soon, I'll edit this out. Thanks.
EDIT 3: Eh, so it looks like it just needed a good restart...everythings fine--no flashing needed. Woohoo!

Thank you for all the replies. Upgrading to the latest Nvidia IDE-drivers did not fix my problem. Moving to other SATA-ports did not help either. Upgrading the mobo's BIOS is not really an option (I'm using one version before the most recent and there isn't anything in the fixlist of the latest BIOS).
Now I've contacted Maxtor for (hopefully) a new firmware.
Quote from: rogueUK on 31-July-06, 16:55:42
insego please use the SEARCH BUTTON
I did use the search function to find other people with similar problems. The reason I started a topic of my own was because of the text you get while joining:
Quote
Do not hijack another persons topic. If you have a similar problem, start your own thread anyway.
Maybe in retrospect I should first have tried the solutions in other topics.

MSI K8N Neo3-FSR Support Semptron Processors?

http://msicomputer.co.uk/products.aspx?product_id=703542
It states support only for Athlon 64 processors.
But how about AMD Semptron processors? Especially new Palermo (90nm) ones.
AMD Sempron™ 2600+ (1600 Mhz, 128 Kb L2 Cache)
AMD Sempron™ 2800+ (1600 Mhz, 256 Kb L2 Cache)
AMD Sempron™ 3000+ (1800 Mhz, 128 L2 Cache)
AMD Sempron™ 3100+ (1800 Mhz, 256 L2 Cache)
AMD Sempron™ 3300+ (2000 Mhz, 128 L2 Cache)
This MB would give a nice upgrade path thanks to AGR-slot. But without support to Semptron processors you are stuck with 130nm Athlon 64 processors.
If someone could tell/find out is there already support for Semptrons or is it planned in next BIOS update, please let me know. Thanks.

Thank you very much.
I will pass this information forward to one other forum.
Edit: Actually I should have found that information by myself too... But noooooo... I had to be a lazy bastard.
I might be actually buying this motherboard myself along with Semptron processor. Although originally I was just suggesting this for someone who had old AGP (Radeon 7500) card and wanted to update CPU+MB+Mem now and PCI-E Graphics card later. Anyone know is this a recent overclocking board?

K8N Neo3 don't work with MSI RX850XT PE?

I want to buy a MSI K8N Neo3-F to use with my VGA AGP RX850XT PE but in the PDF linked on the specifications page ( http://www.msi.com.tw/html/products/mainboard/agr/7135agr.pdf ) my VGA isn't listed.
Works or not?
Tnx a lot

You're going to want to find a proper agp board to drop that vid card into.
The AGR slot isn't a full fledged agp slot so even if it did work with it, I doubt it would perform up to it's fullest.
I'm a fan of msi boards, but if you're looking for something that would allow you to upgrade to pcie in the future, I believe that asrock is the only mobo producer making a board that has both PCIe & AGP slots.

K8N Neo3 Won't boot at all!!!!

HI!!!
I have K8N Neo3 AMD Sempron 2800++ 512MB UNB PC3200 CL2.5 Apacer and Asus Geforce 5200FX 128DDR.
I asemmbled this configuration a few days ago.And it worked just fine.
Whenever I turn'd on my CPU it did't recognize the Procesor and it worked on 1.61GHz.
And then sudenly CPU wouldn't start,at the top wrote that the Main processor:Procesor AMD Model Unknown, and at the bottom was message that i can press DEL or F11,but what ever I press,nothing hapens..
The CPU is completly frozen???!
I tried reseting CMOS, unpluging all hard drives,inserting a diffirent Garaphic Card, reassembling and putting back together the entire CPU,
but it's always the same thing and even when i take the battery away from the mainboard(i take the power cable out) like it never resets CMOS is it somekind of a virus .
HELP

MSI K8N Neo3(MS-7135 v1.X) Motherboard
OS WINXP SP1
AMD Sempron 2800++ (with box cooler)
512MB UNB PC3200 CL2.5 400MHz Apacer
Asus Geforce 5200FX 128DDR
Hitachy 80GB IDE
Aopen Combobox
Samsung (SyncMaster 793DF) 17'' CRT
I don't know much about power so i wrote what was on the power supply
Power supply:
MS INDUSTRIAL MODEL:KY-550ATX P4
1. AC~ 115/230V 10A/5A 60/50HZ
I/P
2. DC +3.3V 5V 12V -12V -5V +5VSB COM P_ON PG
O/P 28A 34A 14A 0,8A 0,5A 2A GRN GRY
XX +5V N +3.3V TOTAL OP 263W XX +5Vsb= 2,0A XX
3.OLP BUILT IN
and by the way i haven't flashed the bios i only downloaded it with live update i wanted to
learn more about how it's done before i do it, so i guess it's an older ver, (I didn't flash it the CPU broke down as you can see)
This says when i turn the CPU on
PHOENIX- AWARD BIOS V6.00PG-an Energy Star......
W7135NMS V1.1 05105 10:43:47
under all that is a message "Main Procesor: Procesor AMD Model Unknown" (nothing happens after that)
At the bottom of the screen it says pres DEL to enter BIOS or F11- Boot Menu
But when i hit DEL or any other key nothing hapens i have Logitech Keyboard and Mouse (I tryed
with other keyboard but it's a same thing)

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