MSI K9N2GM-FD unable to set memory voltage.

I just bought a MSI K9N2GM-FD and i'm trying to set the memory voltage but the setting remains at [Auto] and grayed out. No key seems to adjust it, is this feature disabled on this board?

Use +/- keys by the number pad.

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i was wondering how i can change the memory voltage in the bios of my k7n2-l. Right now my memory is maxing at 185 fsb and i want to chagne the voltage a little, but no matter how much i change it to 2.7(thats the highest my mobo will go) it always goes back to 2.6 automatically no matter if its on high performance, manual, or spd settings. If anyone knows how to solve this problem your comments would be greatly appreciated.
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Originally posted by saliq82
i was wondering how i can change the memory voltage in the bios of my k7n2-l. Right now my memory is maxing at 185 fsb and i want to chagne the voltage a little, but no matter how much i change it to 2.7(thats the highest my mobo will go) it always goes back to 2.6 automatically no matter if its on high performance, manual, or spd settings. If anyone knows how to solve this problem your comments would be greatly appreciated.
2400xp+ @ 2.31ghz (12.5 x 185)
MSI K7N2-L
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512 2700 DDR @ 5-3-3-2.0
built by ATI 9500pro @ 350/321
You can't. Wait for the next bios update.

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