MSI K9VGM-V, BIOS changelogs?

Would someone be so kind and please explain where i could find the changelogs for the MSI K9VGM-V BIOS, also where i can download them.
most important is to find the changelogs to further track down a possible solution.
the url: http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=bios&maincat_no=1&prod_no=260 doesnt really help me at all.
"Live Update" and "Live Update 3" is not an option.

Hello and welcome!
Solution to what problem? BIOS updating should not be the first option. Also please supply a list of your hardware, including the PSU.
From googling a little I find the latest update to be 1.7. Doubt there are new updates. What do you currently have?

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Quote from: Fredrik Åsenius on 03-August-07, 21:32:05
It is very hard to kill a mobo, more often you buy them dead. Tedious, I know, but perhaps you should redo the installation? Making sure there are no spacers left unused between the motherboard and case, that all power cables are fastened, and such.
The processor fan spinning is really a good sign, because that means power flows through the motherboard. Long line of thinking here, but it suggests the processor is alive too.
The price normally reflects the quality and power of a PSU. Top brands are perhaps Enermax, Seasonic, PCPower&Cooling, Antec, and maybe Silverstone (but I think the latter is over-priced).
the esiest way to *KILL* a motherboard is by installing cpu wrong, i killed a 754 board around 2 years ago
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I'm a new user here and I have an MSI K9VGM-V motherboard and I would like to know if a graphics card can work for this board. I want to buy an NVIDIA 9500GT video card and would like to know if this can work for the current board. I've heard that via chipsets doesn't work at all with PCI Express 2.0 cards and since this board has a 1.0a PCI Express specification, I would like to know if this card will work.
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VIA P4M900 and K8M890 are substantially similar, basically just Intel and AMD versions of the same chipset. AFAIK, there should not be any difference between them insofar as PCI-E graphics card compatibility. I've tested the following PCI Express x16 cards on two different motherboards using P4M900 + VT8237A chipset:
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sorry for my late reply.so i change the memory index to 400mhz and the with memtest i changed the timing to 4-5-5-15 i dont know why i can`t change it to 5-5-5-15.
now what should i do?i hope it wont crash my os again.
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and..? does that helps?
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I have a MSI MSI K9VGM-V mother board with an AMD athlon x2 5000 black CPU. Is it possible to overclock this chip with this board? I know the multiplier is unlocked on this chip, but can not find anything in bios to change the multiplier.
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I've found normally a repair of WinXP would do the trick. It's a bug in XP I think.
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Third upon another hour of searching the forum I found this post
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=107394.msg824129#msg824129
It seems to me that it is a BIOS issue and if I understood right is pretty much exactly what is occurring on my system.
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That is why you get a whole bunch of "lousy" installations of system devices.
Installations are fine It occurs after a reboot and dosn't always happen sometimes I can restart my sytem 10 times before I get an IRQ issue
And thanx for informing me of Phoenix and Award being the same company now.
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