MSI P965 Neo-F and a other problem!

Hi alls!
I have a problem with my MSI P965 Neo-F.In fact when i push the power button i have to wait 5-6 secondes for my pc turn on...
I have the same problem that Er.nest:https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=107722.0 (problem number 5)
My PSU is a Seasonic S12 II 500 W
My config is :
Core 2 Duo 6600 @ 2.40Ghz
2 Gb RAM DDR 667 Mhz Corsair(5-5-5-15 @1.85V)
ATI HD 2900 XT 512 Mb
HD Seagate 320 Gb
Thanks...

ok v1.10 .. so we have same version now.. (maybe it will help us to find somthing helpful)
So (i dont know if you know somthing about..let me to refresh about S3).. S3 is one of two most used sleep modes. S3 (STR) - Save to RAM. It save whole your session to RAM, clear the CPU registrers and turn of all devices in computer one by one... only matherboard is powered by minumal voltage of 5V. This is used to refreshing o RAM and keep content "inside". In this state is consuption of computer avg. 4-6W (...PSU). Ok, my problem is ...
When i want to wake my computer up (a do it by pushin power button) ... somthing (and i dont know which part of my machine).. cause frozen of whole machine. Sometimes i get Windows Vista login window (loggin button fully response to mouse move over), if i want to login windows fall into BSOD or all freeze... somtimes i get only black screen.
So .. it seems to be little bit different problem but we both have problems with some kind of turning on...please, try to describe more about your problem. Espesialy informations about other behavior...
for example ... if you using hybernation (possibly S3), if you turning your computer normal by windows option "turn off", if your problems dissapear when you discharge mobo from static charge (disconect power cord, and push power button), if you have other problem with restarts...
i have same problem like you before i come to v1.9 and higher ... so, maybe its only in some setting i made insensible

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Quote from: techie5487 on 24-January-08, 07:34:41
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Actually Corsair does'nt work good with my PC(no boot sometimes) so i don't want Corsair...
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... its possible to BIOS 1.10 has support for E6750 ?
... ... its possible to eat bannana each day without consequences ?

hmm :-( so ... thank you for answers
what i can say now ... i made my own research
NovJoe: .. P965 Neo-F ... no P965 Neo-F V2 ...
Maesus: i trying to be friendly to each user here ... but i can be little bit sarcastic when i talking about P965 Neo-F, because this mobo is simply not well designed (i have almost one year experience with this mobo ... please accept it ... i am serious and not angry, hostile or "firebrandy")
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RemusM: Many thanks to you for not attacking me ... again and again i found your replies verry useful a serious (and with sense for humor... good thing i mean)
to your answer ... ok. I know that owners of this board have problem to reach 333Mhz on FSB (base frequency - needed to 1333Mhz cpus) and 1333Mhz is not supported (like in cases of many other boards .. for example Neo-F Platinum).
P965 Platinum is able to run this processor ..
Neo-F V2, Neo2 ...(sometime also called Neo-FI, Neo2-F V2, Neo2-FI etc etc) ... are also now able to run with E6750
And this mobos aren't originaly designed for this purposes...
... now, do you see what i mean? ... its about future support ...
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Thank You for your fast response, RemusM!
I'm not looking for a miracle. I'm just looking for a mobo that does what it is supposed to do: Allow me to boot from a USB flash drive (I don't think that is too much to ask for even from a board that was made in 2006)!
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