MSI RD480 Neo2-FI

Hi, I have a MSI RD480 Neo2-FI, that presents/displays the following problem, when I connect a sata hard disk mother board does not recognize it because it does not appear in the sata list of devices, when I am going to install winxp I install driver that it brings in disket but when beginning the installation says that there is no device where to install win and it leaves to me the installation, if somebody can help me would thank for it , my english is not perfect, sorry...but they answer to me better in Spanish , thanks...

Likely that one of four things is wrong.
PSU does not have enough 12v amps... Should be 24 or more amps on the 12v rail for even a small A64 system.
Bad process to setup the drive or a bad driver.
Bad Drive
Bad MB
Those are pretty much in order of how they would be checked by a tech as well.
If you have a freind with a machine that uses SATA maybe you can test that drive as there is little you will do on your own to test it.

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MSI RD480 Neo2 : HT Link Speed

I've just discovered the HT Link Speed limitation in the current 3.2 bios for the MSI RD480 Neo2 and was wondering if MSI is able/going to fix this issue? and add if possible the 2x,3x,4x,etc HTT links??
Previously this was not an issue since i had an AMD Athlon 3400 (with an AMD set 4x HTT multiplier), this created a HT link of 1,000Mhz when running my cpu/memory to 250 mhz. However with my newer X2 4200 which is factory set at 5x, I'm hitting the HT max mhz limit pretty quick..
For the moment i can set the HT Link from Auto to 200, however the limited bandwidth is really chocking the system.
Regards,

Thanks for the reply Bosskiller.
In the RD480 3.2 bios there are only two options for HT Links. Auto and 200... (it's interesting, the popup menu gives the feel that there was plans for more options.)
From my testing, "auto" seems to take the HT speed burned in by AMD. (800 HT (4x) or 1000 HT (5x))
I've dropped the cpu divider down to x8 on the x2 4200 (11x factory) and the memory divider to 166 speed (i've ran this pc4000 at 250mhz ddr with this exact mb, just with the single core 3400 (800 HT 4x) cpu. But just to take them out of this issue.
(auto)
215 = 1079.4
220 = 1104
225 = 1129
230 = 1153.8
235 = bios hard lock... (cmos reset)
(200)
235 = 235 (boots just fine, currently running prime on the cpu's.)
Regards,

New Radeon 5770 1GB and old MSI RD480 Neo2 motherboard incompatible?

Hi,
Am having problems getting my machine to post after inserting a new graphics card: Sapphire Radeon 5770 1Gb. Have no problems with my old card in the PCI-E slot (X800GTO) - it works fine. But when I insert the 5770, the machine won't even post.
The core of my machine is ~4 years old, with a MSI MS-7194 RD480 Neo2 motherboard. I've updated the PSU to a Corsair 650W and as the light on the graphics card is on and ATI recommend a 450W PSU I doubt it's a power issue (and yes, I have attached a PCI-E power lead to the 5770)...
Is the issue that my motherboard is too old? Or is there a newer BIOS for it? I tried the MSI LiveUpdate tool which said there wasn't.
So I'm a bit stumped! Am in the process of putting a new machine together, but can only buy 1 or 2 parts each month - I was hoping to make the most of the graphics card before I had to cough up for a new CPU/Mobo!
All help gratefully received - thanks!
PS
Here are my system details:
Mobo: MSI MS-7194 1A RD480 Neo2
Bios: 26/2/2006 version (from msinfo32)
CPU: Athlon 64 X2 3800+
RAM: Crucial, 4x512Mb
GPU: Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 1Gb VaporX (no drivers installed as machine won't even post!)
PSU: Corsair TX650W +3.3V: 24A, +5V: 30A, +12V: 50A. Max combined +3.3/+5: 170W.
HD: SATA1: WesternDigital 200GB, SATA2: Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB.
DVD-RW Sony IDE0, DVD-ROM Sony IDE1
OS: Windows XP SP2

There has been an on going problem with that model # in general and that brand & model in particular not working on a wide variety of MB's. On some MB's that have 2 16x slots it will not work in slot 1 but will in slot 2.

MSI RD480 Neo2 - Missing RAM - PLEASE HELP!!

Hi,
I have just installed 4x1gig of Corsair Value RAM onto this motherboard BUT when I go into the BIOS it only sees 3 gig. I am not too sure what BIOS version I am using as I am running Windows XP 64bit and do noy know the best way to upgrade the BIOS to the latest version (and I don't even know if this will fix the problem).
Does anyone know how I can get it to see all 4 gig? - I have looked at the BIOS and there is nothing obvious.
Any help will be MUCH APPRECIATED!

No idea on the bios. Check the product page for your board at MSI's main site.
As for the memory Windows XP can only use 4GB total. However it sounds like some of the mamory is being used to configure some of the Bios goodies.
Things like Bios Shadowing, AGP/PCI card space configuration, PCIe Card space configuration, IDE Mapping and so on leave a hole in memory addresses that are contained within your 4GB memory space. That is why you can't use those addresses. There are workarounds on some systems however it slows ram way down. And note that not all MB's have Bios's that allow a correctiopn on this. I can't say whether your Bios has that or not as I don't use ATI based boards. Outside of memory remapping there is nothing you can do with a 32bit OS period. That is a definate limit.
As for XP64 you may want to look in the Operation System area on the forum and see what drivers there are. As I do not use ATI cards or boards again I can't answer that one.

RD480 Neo2-FI only detects 3 out of 4 gigs of memory HELP!!

Hi guys, I just put together a barebones PC from Tigerdirect. I have 4 1024Mb sticks of ULTRA DDR400 memory, the bios and operating system will only detect 3. I have swapped the sticks around, removed one at a time, ect, and they all seem to work by themselves. Has anyone had an issue like this before? My troubleshooting has been limited as I feel consulting with this forum for ideas is probably better then a day of easter egging the problem. Here are my specs. The Bios is the original that came with the board. I havent updated it because I havent heard of any update fixing this problem nor do I have a floppy drive and the MSI update utility is incompatible with the 64 bit version of windows.
-Motherboard type and model (MSI 7194, RD480 Neo2 FI)
-Bios type and revision (American MegaTrends Version 8.12, SMBIOS/DMI Version 2.30) From SISsandra
-CPU type and model (AMD Athlon 64 3700 SanDiego Core Socket 939)
-Memory name, model and quantity (ULTRA ULT30082 PC3200 400MHz, (4) 1024MB modules)
-Video card name and model plus drivers and version (EVGA e-GeForce 7600 GT KO)
-Power Supply name, model and the amp rating for the +3.3V, +5V and +12V lines plus any limitation on the +3.3/+5V combined watts. ULtra V-series 350W 3.3V@18 AMPS, 5V@ 18AMPS, 12V@ 25Amps
-Hard Drives: Seagate, 8 gig IDA hard drive
-Optical Drives: 1 52x cdr
-Microsoft Widows xp pro x64 edition
thanks any help is better then no help...I'm hoping I am just missing a setting or something..thanks again,
Gene

I think this may be an issue with the processor not the motherboard. Athlon 64 processors have the memory controller built-in on the cpu. I dont think the 939 socket A64 rev E6 memory controller can support 8 banks (4 double-sided ddr modules) at 400 MHz. Try to manually force the memory speed to 266 MHz or 333 MHz and you may be able to access all 4gb of ram.
EDIT: I looked around a little and I see suggestions that the problem of being able to max out the banks at 400mhz was already remedied by the E6 revision memory controller, so this may not be helpful Earlier cores had significant memory controller constraints and could not run 4 gb unless you turned down the memory speed or ran single-sided ram (most 512mb and 1gb modules are dual-sided).

RD480-Neo2 FI RAM issues

Greetings,
I've come across a bit of a RAM problem and I'm hoping someone can help me with it. I've had an RD480-Neo2 FI motherboard with an Athlon 64 X2 3800+ CPU for about two years. Originally I had 2 1gb sticks of OCZ PC3200 DDR in slots 1 and 3. The box has been rock solid the whole time running XP x64. This week I purchased the exact same 2 stick matched set to upgrade to 4gb total. However, when I first installed the two new sticks in slots 2 and 4, I was getting nothing at all when turning on the PC. No beeps, no video, etc. After some fiddling I was able to get it to boot (still not sure what was wrong) but both BIOS and Windows XP only displayed 3gb total, and I was having some serious stability issues culminating in a BSOD. I ran Memtest and was seeing some pretty horrific failures.
So I took 3 sticks out and tested each stick one at a time in slot 1, all passed. Then I took 1 stick and tested it in the other 3 slots. In slot 2 and 4, I'm getting failures on the 7th and final test, "Moving inv, ones & zeroes, no cache." I assume these slots have just been bad since the mobo was new since I've never used it before, now I've learned something I need to test in the future when buying new mobos. Was this a valid test to perform? IE, is it possible to test these slots without RAM in slots 1 and 3? If not, is there some other way I can test this to make sure this is the problem? I don't expect that MSI can really do anything for me a year outside the warranty period, and I wasn't planning on spending money on a new mobo right now...

Hello!
I have not a ready and final answer to your question, but here is a good start to help you help yourself. Please read the FAQ:s about memory you find here:
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=prodfaq&prod_no=219&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=&cat3_no=
A summary might be that nothing is wrong with your motherboard still, but that your combination of sticks winds up in a problematic situation.
PSU details, too, please. Two years is a long time, and wear and tear and dust is always something to look out for.

RD480 Neo2-Fi Bios-level Overclocking with Opteron 165

I have an inquiry regarding my ability to overclock my CPU (Opteron 165) with the RD480 Neo2-Fi motherboard via the motherboard. The settings for FSB, CPU voltage, Chipset Voltage, Ram Voltage are all locked out on the latest revision of the bios (V3.20). I am wondering whether this is simply an issue in that the Opteron 165 was just recently added to the list of supported CPU's (it works perfectly at the stock settings and o'c settings through CoreCenter) and the CPU ID just hasn't been added to the last bios. The overclocking options available to me through CoreCenter (which I dislike using very much, as it is very buggy and simply ugly) are all available and fully functional although somewhat limited(obviously you cannot change core voltage). If anyone has any advice please reply.

Hello !!
You should ask MSI Taiwan directly:
http://support.msi.com.tw/
They will help you.
Greetz

MSI K8T Neo2 F vs. MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR

Hi there !
I have an amd Athlon XP 3200+ overheating problem, and contacted the technical support of the shop where the processor and CPU was coming from.
Since they do not have any XP 3200+ to replace mine, they propose me to replace fro free :
- the XP 3200+ by an AMD Athlon 64 3200+
- my actual MSI K7N2 delta ILSR by an MSI K8T Neo2 F
... and this for free.
Since I do not know this new motherboard that has been proposed, I'd like to have advice on if this is a good deal ?!?
My actual system has :
- an Aluminium case with 2x 12cm FAN's
- 2 IDE hard drives
- 1 SATA hard drive
- TWINX Corsair XMS 2x256MB PC 3200L (Extreme low latency)
- an AGP 8x video card
- An Antec True Power 480W.
will the new motherboard fit with this configuration?
Many thanks for your input !

Not really, unless you really want to oc your cpu. The K8T boards aren't that good in OC-ing. But still, some is possible and you'll be sure that the board is as steady as a rock.
For a moment I thought you were talking about a Neo board ... but I just saw it's a Neo2. That means Socket 939 -> dual channel RAM.
The only risk you have now, is that your RAM won't work in dual channel with the CPU. But that's not really a board-problem, more a CPU/RAM-controller related problem. But then, it's still a great offer and chances are good that it will work. If you run into any trouble, RAM-related, just flash bios to version 1.9 and you will probably be just fine.

MSI K8N Neo2 Plat. + Audigy2 woes

Hi.
I'm getting the dreaded Machine Check Exception(0000009c) on my rig and it seems no amount of tinkering can get this combo to play nicely, and as I know there are quite a few more of you with the same problem out there(and a lot who DON'T have this problem) I thought it could be interesting to find out a bit more about this.
My box:
A64 3500+(newcastle)
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
2x512Mb (Kingston HyperX PC3000...old stuff from my KT333-mobo)
Audigy 2 (SB0240)
HIS 9800Pro Ice-Q
+other stuff that doesn't affect the problem
Running WindowsXP SP2
I've tried diff bioses (1.2,1.3,1.4b1), I've tried tweaking the pci-latency of the audigy(raising from 32 in steps of 8 to 96) with powerstrip. Tried moving the card to all available pci-slots(the audigy is the ONLY pci-card in my rig, its just the audigy and my 9800 in its agp-slot).
Tried all different driver revs for the audigy, from the one on the included cd up to the latest. Tried changing that pci-clock setting in the bios(hidden setting), to no avail.
I've run memtest86+,windows memory diagnostics and prime95 as well as a few other diagnostic tools from the UBCD for hours on end without any problems whatsoever.(at first I was inclined to believe that the psu might have something to do with this, but I don't believe that anymore, the problem seems to happen to people no matter WHAT psu they use.)
Facts:
1. With the audigy2 in place my machine WILL freeze with the 0000009c-error sooner or later(might take hours, might happen in 5 minutes). It does however seem to be related to using the soundcard(just sitting in windows without using the soundcard for ANY sounds keeps the box alive a lot longer than playing BF1942 and using teamspeak)
2. When I remove the Audigy2 from my system and use the on-board sound the lock-ups stop, no more machine check exceptions.(this isn't a solution, its a workaround)
3. Some people have the same problem while other people seem to be able to use audigys in their machines.
My guess is that it might be related to what model/version of audigy one has, that earlier audigy/audigy2-cards wont work properly...
So, those of you that have the problem, what model/ver of audigy/audigy2 do you have?
Mine is a SB0240.(random 0000009C-errors)

Quote
Originally posted by MonarchX
How do you know if its the SB0240 or SB0350?
Model number on the box or the white sticker on top of the card.
Same card here Audigy2 (SB0240).
I don't remember the error message I got but it was something about a conflict with the nVidia RAID controller. It was right after updating the Creative drivers so I immediatly removed ALL Creative startup programs and services with msconfig. No more problems. It runs great. There is the occassional rare "burp" through the speakers but its no problem.
In "msconfig" uncheck the following under the "Startup" tab.
CTCMSgo
CTDVDDet
CTHelper
CTsysVol
SBDrvDet
regsvr32 (no problem so far with unchecking this one. I noticed there's a copy of it in one of the Creative folders. regsvr32.exe is a command line program used to register and unregister object linking and embedding (OLE) controls such as dynamic-link library (DLL) or ActiveX Controls (OCX) files that are self-registerable. This may be necessary to troubleshoot some issues with Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or other programs.
Attention the same filename is used by some spyware programs.)
In fact the only startups I've left running in msconfig are...
nvraidservice
NvCpl
zlclient (ZoneAlarm)
Next click the "Services" tab in msconfig - check "Hide All Microsoft Services" and uncheck "Creative Service for CD-Rom access".
I guess it should also be added that a couple of days ago my system became extremely sluggish and had difficulty starting up. There were a couple of BSOD's. Pressing on the back of the case near the PCI slots caused the lights to flicker. Uh-Oh! Apparently the Audigy2 card was a little loose in its slot. Reseating the card seems to have solved that problem.
Later, Conrad

Can I put a amd 64 X2 3800+ on a motherboard msi K8N neo2 platinium ?

hello
I'm sorry for my bad english but I'm french ....
can I put a amd 64 X2 (dual core) 3800+ on a motherboard msi K8N neo2 platinium ?
Which is the highest processor which I can put on this mothercard ?
thanks well for your help
@+

I'm sorry but I dont find the info on the msi website. I listened it ! but I don't know the adress that you give me.
thanks well for the adress :
but I don't know if it's e4 or e6 or manchester .... if you help me for that proc :
http://cgi.ebay.fr/processeur-AMD-Athlon-64-X2-dual-core-3800-socket-939_W0QQitemZ290129683087QQihZ019QQcategoryZ80141QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
and that : http://cgi.ebay.fr/AMD-Athlon-64-X2-4800-socket-939_W0QQitemZ190124445607QQihZ009QQcategoryZ80141QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
and that :
http://cgi.ebay.fr/AMD-ATHLON-64-X2-4200-4-4-GHZ-1MB-CACHE-939-DUAL-CORE_W0QQitemZ270133637708QQihZ017QQcategoryZ80141QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
I don't want to make a error ....
thanks very well for your help
@+

MSI K8T Neo2 F 939 pin, any known video or other driver issues?

Using a MSI K8T Neo2 F, AMD 64 3500+ winchestor, 1gb DDR400 3200 memory, New WD 740GD SATA HDD, ATI 9800 GT Pro 256 videocard. Fresh XP Pro SP2 install with all the update, latest Via 4 in 1s.
Seems like my problems began when I upgraded video drivers to either Cat 4.9s or 5.1s (ATI Radeon 9800 GT Pro 256) in order to get Doom3 running as it wouldn't run on the v 3.4 drivers that came on the cd-rom with the videocard.
HL2 would play fine with those old drivers. After upgrading to newer drivers, HL2 and Doom 3 (which now at least plays) won't play for more than 5 minutes yet other games will. The same videocard (perhaps 3 months old now) with cat 4.9 drivers ran perfectly in my old system so I know the videocard's still OK.
I can use a restore point prior to installing the newer drivers BUT that doesn't solve the problem as to why I can't use the newer drivers.
I've heard where some have problems with XP SP2 vs SP1. Anyone here have opinions on that?
I have spare HDDs so I can use one with another fresh XP install, even try just SP1 if that'd matter? Doing that would eliminate hardware as being an issue.
It's now not just games either, it'll crash doing Turbotax and other (not demanding) times when not gaming. Games put alot of demand on any system.
Have also tryed another PSU, now an Antec Truepower 430W vs a cheaper brand 550W. Not heat related as I've tryed this with a house fan blowing on high directly at the mobo, cpu side (cover's off).
I've been trying to solve this for about a month now and it's very annoying.
I ran Memtest for 8 hours last night, no errors so the memory's OK. I'm now running another test program called Prime95 via advice from someone at Anandtech.com. http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=32&threadid=1513208
If ANYONE here has seen anything like this relating to this motherboard (which I suspect might be a problem?), please share your thoughts.
Thanks

Can you explain where I'll find "VPU recover (adapter settings)"? In display settings or ATIs cat. control center, guessing? I'm at work now but will check that soon.
AGP fast-write has been off.
As for going back to older video drivers, it did seem OK with the old Cat. v3.4 drivers that came on the videocards driver cd-rom and played HL2 fine with those drivers HOWEVER, Doom3 doesn't run with those older drivers and needs the newer drivers to function.
When it crashes, the screen usually goes to black (not BSOD). Sometimes it'll just freeze with skipping sound for a few seconds before going black, sometimes it'll reboot but usually I just reboot it. Can't 3 finger solute to task manager or Esc out of it either.

Unable to detect Hyper Threading of CPU SL6WE 3.2 in MSI-865PE Neo2

Hi! I am new to this forum and need some help. I have just installed a Intel Pentium 4 3.2GHz Northwood SL6WE 478 800MHz/512k . I bought this on e-bay and understand that this cpu supports hyper threading. I have enabled hyper threading in the bios, but only see one cpu in Widows System Properties and only one cpu in Windows Task Manager. I had a 2.6 cpu installed previously, no hyper threading. My motherboard is an MSI-865PE Neo2 version 1.1, 2GB Ram ( 4x512 ?), Thermaltke TR2-430W power supply, Freezer 4 Arctic Cooler, Nvidia GeForce 6600, LG DVD RAM burner, 16x DVD ROM, WD 250 gig and an Hitachi 80 gig hard drive. I also used Arctic Silver 5 thermal paste (after using Arcticclean and Surface Purifier). Have I missed somethig? Would appreciate help in solving why I have no hyper threading.

200 7-3-3-2.5 Ultra Turbo and 212 5-3-3-2.5 Ultra Turbo is a
no boot. Thinks ultra-turbo tries to set mem timings to
2-2-2-5 below 218FSB and my memory can't do that.
Turbo boots ok. Normal setting disabled PAT.
200 2.5-3-3-7 Turbo PAT on 4.6GB/s
200 2.5-3-3-7 Normal PAT off 4.2GB/s
212 2.5-3-3-5 Turbo PAT on 4.8GB/s
212 2.5-3-3-5 Normal Pat off 4.5GB/s
Also tried 250 1:1, not prime95 stable
250 2.5-3-3-7 Ultra-turbo 6GB/s
I think pat is disabled above 218FSB on
1:1 and 5:4 setting, but not on 4:5 setting.
You should get close to or above 6GB/s at
1:1 250 3-3-3-5 bios overclocking.
Maybe something is running in the background
stealing cpu power or something?
Well, you have to test some more, maybe a
fresh windows setup will help?

[Other 865 Series] MSI 865PE Neo2-V and Dual Channel Mode Question

Hello, I have a quick question regarding dual channel mode with my current motherboard. I have an MSI 865PE Neo2-V and am wondering if it is possible to enable dual channel mode while having three RAM modules inserted in the motherboard.
For example, I currently have one 512MB PC3200 module in my computer. If I purchase another 512MB module and run them in dual channel mode, will it be possible to buy a 1GB module or another size module, and still have all three slots run in dual channel mode? Or is dual channel only operational on this motherboard if only two of the three slots are occupied?
Thanks.

Dual channel requires an even number of sticks.

MSI 865PE NEO2-V booting problems [Solved]

Hi. I've been building a new computer and am seeing some weird stuff.
System Specs:
-P4 3 GHz Socket 478
-MSI 865PE NEO2-V -V22 http://www.saveateagle.com/865pe-ne...EO2-V&ovtac=CMP
-128mb ATI Radeon 9800 pro
-120 GB Western Digital
-1GB dual channel DDR400 PC3200 Corsair
-Ultra 500w X-Connect:
http://www.absoluteinsight.net/2456
-DRW 1108IM ¡V DVD+/-RW Drive
http://www.btc.com.tw/english/2-2-dvd_rw.htm
-Generic Floppy Drive (sentimental reasons )
The system seems to be running (ie no post beeps) but I'm not getting any signal sent to the monitor. I've tried running it out of the case with only the video card connected to the mobo, cleared cmos via battery and jumper settings, and the same thing still happens.
Anyway, I've been talking with other guys on another forum too, but we haven't gtten it to work.
http://www.techsupportforum.com/showthread.php?t=53044
I'm going to try clearing the cmos again because apparently the battery must be out for several minutes, whereas I roughly did one minute. If the mobo has no ram connected, there should be post beeps, right? If so, I better check the case speaker connection again.
Thanks for the help.

I tried removing my RAM and powering -suprisingly no beeps . So make sure its not a faulty RAM, try another one

MSI 865PE NEO2-V showing wrong RAM timings

Hi
I have a MSI 865PE NEO2-V motherboard with Corsair TWINX2048-3200C2 DDR-DIMM 2048MB Kit w/two matched CMX1024-3200C2 DIMMs now and try to put the timings of the RAM to 2-3-3-6 in the bios.
According to http://www.corsairmemory.com/corsair...h_results.html it should work ok...but its not.
When i check the timings with CPU-Z it shows 3-4-4-8 instead.
The SPD is 3-3-3-8.
I have checked so they are in Dual channel and i have put the RAM voltage to 2.75V after i tried with the default voltage, but to no avail.
To be extra certain i ran Everest Ultimate and it showed the exact timings.
The RAM run fine with StressPrime and Prime95 but i get bad results in SiSoft Sandras RAM benchmarks.
What is going on????

Hi
Yeah, it get slow results.
I have a Intel Prescott 3.2Ghz with FSB800.
I see now that the link uses Java script, its in Corsairs search engine on their site.
Their recomendations for the set of RAM i have is: TWINX2048-3200C2 / DDR-400 (XMS-3200C2) / 2-3-3-6 .
I have tried to set the timings as you said but it still runs at 3-4-4-8 whatever i set it at.
I have it running at 2-3-3-6 on another motherboard so i think it must be some settings in the BIOS that i set wrong on this one, but i cant figure it out.
Could it be that somethings wrong with the Performance Mode (MAT) settings?
I tried it on and off, I have also reseted the BIOS to default and even removed the CMOS battery for a while.
I paste all the info from the Corsair site here:
Facts about the TWINX2048-3200C2
The TWINX2048-3200C2 is a pair of 1024 MByte DDR SDRAM DIMMs designed for extreme speed are some of the fastest 1 GByte modules available. TWINX matched memory pairs are specifically designed for motherboards using chipsets with dual memory channels. This part delivers outstanding performance at high clock speeds. It has been tested extensively in a variety of motherboards commonly used in gaming rigs. This memory has been verified to operate at 200 MHz (DDR400) at aggressive latencies of 2-3-3-6. This module is also available as a single module. This module is available as a single module or a pair of dual-channel tested modules, in both black and platinum heat spreaders.
Facts about this Chipset
The 865PE chipset is a great choice for users who require a complete range of support for the Pentium 4 processor, with high-bandwidth DDR memory and discrete graphics cards. Engineered to optimize Dual-Channel DDR SDRAM memory performance, the 865PE chipset features an 800-MHz system bus, support for the latest AGP8X graphics cards, and high-bandwidth DDR400/333/266 SDRAM memory technology.
Facts about this Motherboard
This 865PE Neo2-V MSI board is flexible and highly scalable solution that meets a broad range of demanding computing needs. The 865PE chipset offers high-bandwidth interfaces such as dual-channel DDR 400 main memory, coupled with an 800 MHz system bus, AGP8X graphics interface, dual independent Serial ATA ports and Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connectivity to ensure the performance you expect.
http://www.corsairmemory.com/corsair/products/specs/twinx2048-3200c2.pdf

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