Msi k9n neo v2 display problems

having problems with this motherboard it doesnt appear to have the vga port on the back of the board, and when trying to boot with a graphics card and the monitor connected still dont get andy visual display at all.
specs are amd xp3800+ cpu
2gb ocz ddr 800mhz ram
msi k9m v2 moboard
eye-t 550w psu
asus 7600 gte gfx card

Hello!
Are there any unused so called stand-offs/spacers/distanser behind the motherboard and the case?
Use a single stick, in the slot closest to the processor.
"That PSU is actually an Aspire 500watt power supply rebadged as 550watts. Has only 25 amps on its +12V rail." http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080913152438AAO3iEt
Suggests you try another one, of some quality.

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Hi guys, I just got a new system which is having some issues, and I'd appreciate any suggestions on what could be wrong.
At first, the system simply crashed during OS boot. A quick test with memtest86 showed 50-60 thousand errors on a single run, so I asked at Corsairs site, got the recommendation to up the voltage to 2.1V. The memory got a whole lot more stable, but still showed a few dozen errors per run.
So, I proceeded to test the modules one by one, and found them operating well as long as only a single module was inserted (no errors on a 12+ hours run). I moved them around, tried different dimm slots, but as soon as both modules were in, there were errors ranging from a few to several dozen per memtest pass.
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MSI K9N Neo (nforce 550 based)
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Corsair Value Select 2048MB PC5300 kit (2 1GB dimms, 667 MHz)
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Any suggestions? Is the MB shot, should I get it exchanged, or could there be some other problem?

Hi Raider,
I would not run in dual channel mode until you get at least one stick to run w/o errors in Memtest86. I had a similar problem with different memory but the same MSI K9N MoBo. Sometimes it passed and sometimes it did not. My two problems were (1) power supply, only 350W, so I jumped up to a 500W, and (2) memory timings. The MSI site said the MoBo has trouble with SPD timings. So try moving the mem speed down a whole bunch, like 166Mhz or 133Mhz clocking first. If it passes all mem tests, then move the clock back up and try to look up the memory timings for your memory and type them in manually in your BIOS. For me, I went from 2.5-3-3-8 2T to 3.0 5-5-8 2T and it ran forever. From Windows I used CPU-z to see the memory SPD and timings and set it to the lower settings from CPU-z to make it work the first time. This week I am taking back the memory to the store because it won't run at spec.
Good Luck
Dave T

MSI K9N Neo V1

I have got MSI K9N NEO V1 motherboard AM2. I use AMD Sempron AM2 3000+ CPU. I would like to upgrage 2X2Gb Memory 800Mhz.
Bios update 1.9 version.
If I upgrade 2X2Gb DDR2 800Mhz memory the screen is black, bios auto settings.
If I upgrade 2X2Gb DDR2 800Mhz memory and bios settings memory frekvency is 2X200Mhz=400Mhz or 2X266Mhz=532Mhz, Bios know 4Gb memory but OS doesnt boot.
What's the problem?
Can you help me?! Please help me! Thank you very much!

i didn't notice that they are different brands..
Quote from: keresek2010 on 11-June-15, 02:16:17
if I use slot 1 is Kingston and slot 2 is Kingmax: is OK , But I use slot 1 Kingmax and slot 2 Kingston : black screen.
I dont know thats why?
you should use matched memory sticks only [as Bernhard already told you]
if you a different one there is no any grantees that they works together
the only think you can try is to place the slowest memory stick in the 1st DIMM and other at other DIMM

MSI K9N Neo-F

A new mb MSI K9N Neo-F, AM2, AMD64, nForce 550, wont boot any more, after 1 month of work without problem. It closed it with Vista, rather slowly, and couldnt restart any more. Bios error code is 42 on a tester in LPT, bios gives no sound nor image, I can start PC (I mean fans and keyboard/CD lights) but not to stop, it is blocked somewhere while loading bios and CPU, before loading memory. Without CPU error code is FF. Any suggestion? I have checked CPU and memory, no effect.
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Msi k9n neo v3

msi k9n neo v3, i have a problem with this board cuz bios want save settings so it only works on default values.
What is the reason this to happen??? COuld it be some bios failure or some hardware damage?!

The watts means very little:
Read here:
Add-on to read:
>>> PSU's---2 x 12v---The Dual Rail Myth <<<
>>> Is your problem caused by your PSU? <<<
and here: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=112039.msg836246#msg836246

MSI K9N NEO (PCB 2.0) Help

MSI K9N NEO (PCB 2.0)
Problem with front audio connectors, In my atx i have this cords listed below..
MIC-IN
MIC-BIAS
SPKOUT R
RETURN R
SPKOUT L
RETURN L
GND
In the manual describing the JAUD1 Front Audio Connector it lists:
1. AUD_MIC
2. AUD_GND
3. AUD_MIC_BIAS
4. AUD_VCC
5. AUD_FPOUT_R
6. AUD_RET_R
7. HP_ON
8. KEY
9. AUD_FPOUT_L
10. AUD_RET_L
Guide me pls where should i put this cords because i only got 7 cords.
TNX IN ADVANCE

Your case connectors are not complient with the HD Audio connectivity standard. In order to make this work, you'll need to disable the Automatic Front Panel Jack Detection Function in the Realtek HD Audio Manager.
Connecting your case's ports should be rather either:
First of all:
GND ---> 2. AUD_GND
Then the microphone:
MIC-IN
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There are only two possible ways to connect these plugs to:
1. AUD_MIC
3. AUD_MIC_BIAS
Try both ways. One of them is going to work. [Remember: In order to make this work, you'll need to disable the Automatic Front Panel Jack Detection Function in the Realtek HD Audio Manager.]
And then the other thing:
SPKOUT R ---> 5. AUD_FPOUT_R
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Msi K9N NEO @ MSI 7260 Front Panel Connectors Jfp1/jfp2

hi all..
currently i'm using icute ..0508ULA casing ( as illustrated below.. )
ok..i' ve successfuly connect front usb connectors ( JUSB1/2 ) & working fine..
the problems are : i've two connector like this : ( one with number : 1394 & another with no numbers..)
so,..i've refer to the manual book..but no idea how to connect it..
another thing is...my "power led" not working..." hdd led" & " reset button" working good..
there's 3 connector :
1. power switch ( orange & white )
2.reset switch ( blue & white )
3. hdd led ( green & white )
so how to make my "power led" working or need to modified it..?
( please refer diagram below..for msi k9n neo )
anyone using similar MOBO & case ( msi k9n neo & icute ..0508ULA ) COULD PLS advise me
many thanks..

Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 19-August-07, 15:04:24
so the problem is that you can't find the power led cable from the case? if yes, dunno how i can help with that...
search again for the cable.. must be somewhere in the case...
so the problem is that you can't find the power led cable from the case? if yes, dunno how i can help with that...
search again for the cable.. must be somewhere in the case..
dunno what tips more to give you except to suggest to use better glasses
YES..i dunno whre is it..
will open front panel..to see is this thinggy " hidden"..
anyway thnks BOSS..
will update later..

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I am trying to install Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on my wife's desktop computer.
The system is:
MSI K9N NEO-F V3 Motherboard with BIOS American Megatrends Inc. V2.4
AMD 64 X2 3.00 Gigahertz
2 Gigs of RAM
Windows XP Pro 32 bit
500 gigs SATA HDD
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As it has to be a clean install, I start the computer with the Windows 7 in the DVD drive. I get loading files, Starting Widows and then the background picture (picture with vapour trails, a dove and some grass) for the "Select Language etc." screen. Then nothing, no matter how long I leave it.
Got onto Microsoft and spent 1.5 hours trying to get it to work. We even went into the BIOS, made sure the DVD drive was the first boot device. When I clicked F10 to save and exit I did not get the "Press any key to boot from the CD/DVD", it went back to the beginning of booting.
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Disconnect the two PATA hard drives.
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I have a computer with a MSI K9N neo (v.1.0) motherboard. About a 1,5 years old. Until last week it was working fine, but after a hard disk crash (and replacement), i can't get it to boot properly. When i start it up, I can hear the fans and drive spinning, and i get a POST 'beep' (the usual short beep), but only a blank screen - monitor says No signal detected. I've replaced the graphics card with a brand new one, and it didn't help.
Can anyone help me?
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Motherboard: MSI K9N Neo
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RAM: 2x Corsair Value S. PC5300 DDR2 512MB
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HD: Samsung Spin point

Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 28-February-08, 17:46:46
Check monitor input selection 1|2
Check monitor cable and DVI->VGA converter if you use. Make sure that is filled well.
Try with different monitor
Thanks for the reply!
I've tried two monitors, two graphics cards and two PSU's - same result.
If I remove the graphics card and RAM and power up the computer, it does not beep at all, but when one of the memory modules (and/or the graphics card) are installed it beeps twice rapidly.. but the screen is blank no matter what I do..

MOVED: MSI K8N Neo 2 Platinum Problem

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MSI K8N Neo 2 Platinum Problem

A lot of things could be wrong but it will be easier to figure out if we know what you did. When you say you changed settings in Bios, do you remember your last settings and what you did?
It might be helpful if you created a sig (as described in the forum rules) to show what you have in your system like my sig below. (Hint- use profile button in sign on screen.)
Things could be broken even if there is no visible evidence (such as flames or melted component) of course.
If I had to guess and your d-bracket reading is correct, corrupted bios requiring new bios chip, but let's not guess as a lot of things could be wrong and you don't want to invest in a new bios chip if the board cannot be brought back to life. Consider removing parts and testing them in an other machine. Start with CPU and memory?
Good luck.

MSI K9n NEO v2/v3 change vcore 1.3v+

Helo.
I cant seem to change my vcore over 1.3v.
I tried changing from bios and using progs like crystal cupid and rmclock but it wont go over 1.3v.
any suggestions?
my specs
AMD athlon 64x2 4200+
MSI K9n NEO v2/v3
two 1gb OCZ XTC OCZ2VU800 1gb (not sure)
GeForce 9400 GT 1gb
idle 38c load 48-50c

all i want to do is change vcore over 1.3v.
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Motherboard Chipset   nVIDIA nForce 560, AMD Hammer
BIOS Type     AMI (03/17/09)
i have been searching all around for this for quite a wile so plz if anyone can gime a bios mod for this bod would be great!
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two 1gb OCZ XTC OCZ2VU800 1gb (not sure)
GeForce 9400 GT 1gb
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MSI K9N Neo - MS7260

Well, I modified a BIOS again, for the MSI K9N Neo (PCB 1.0), MS-7260. The added features are:
- Damn Nice Bootscreen (the old one suck)
- Processor Frequency Multiplier
- Processor Voltage
I don't know if this will help some people with overclocking, but, here they are.
*USE AT OWN RISK*
http://rapidshare.com/files/228438450/MSI_K9N_Neo__PCB_1.0_.zip.html

hmm, unfortunately I can't seem to find that BIOS on my PC... I must have deleted it or something, but I did find a Beta BIOS in MSI's ftp site, which has EXACTLY the same changes. You can change the CPU Voltage & Change the Multiplier. You can download the BIOS here: http://www.mediafire.com/?o4t5mhomyzi
If you are interested in changing the bootscreen or modify some options, you can download AMI modding tools (MMTOOL v3.22 & AMIBCP v3.37) here: http://www.mediafire.com/?mnqwj2mmww2
I hope this helps. BTW, you should notice that this BIOS is for MS-7260 (MSI K9N Neo, PCB 1.0) only. It has nVIDIA chisets, so the CPU voltage will not be of much help, since nVIDIA uses completely different designs from that of Intel & AMD - nVIDIA's chipsets cannot overclock well, but they do have better latencies. Unfortunately real life performance depends on the actual clock rating & not the latency. You can try this BIOS, but I can't promise that it'll provide better overclocking. If you find that you can only overclock by 5%, then it's definitly better to leave the CPU on stock speed, setting the PLL's frequency higher than nVIDIA's chipset's locked frequency will make it unstable. Test the stability with IntelBurnTest (for AMD & Intel CPU's): http://downloads.guru3d.com/IntelBurnTest-v1.6-download-2047.html
*USE AT OWN RISK*

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Hello,
I am having some compatibility issues with running a K9N Neo board and Windows 2003 r2
--I cant get core center to run
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so then i killed by loading XP drivers that it did not like.
Does anyone have a list of the minmum drivers off my CD that i should install to get it going, or are they on the MSI site for W2k3? I could not find them.
This machine works totally fine with XP and Vista.
thanks

That is mostly correct, absolutely. But it happens that Microsoft thought-up some security measure or two that prohibits some - for example - updating procedures. Here is an example, but I doubt that is your problem. Please note the kb number, you don't have to learn Swedish.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922582/sv
Modificacion: Very few companies do I believe produce special 2003 drivers. Don't think I ever saw any MSI ones, anyway. Isn't it enough that XP and Vista works? Those are better for gaming, entertainment, VOIP and such.

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Hi (my english is not good sorry for that)
I just got my new computer:
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