Msi wind u100 plus overclocking

Is it possible to flash a wind u100+ with a u100 bios to enable 24% overclock?
At present only 15% is avaliable
thanks

Quote from: Svet on 23-June-10, 06:30:45
Hello,
The request can be proceed on donation https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0
Once done, the request will be e-mailed to you [up to 24 hours max]
Best Wishes,
Svet
Thank u svet i will buy u a few beers now that my paypal is set up
thank u!

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MSI Wind U100 Plus, 24% Request

Hello Svet
excuse for my low English.
Can you change include value of DOC 8% <-> 24% ?
Because I use U100+. I can not choose 24% of DOC menu in BIOS.
Does the sum total of BIOS: it in the same?
Is it difficult?
Thank you

Hello,
The request can be proceed on donation https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0
Once done, the request will be e-mailed to you [up to 24 hours max]
Best Wishes,
Svet

Failing to start LXDE (and X) on MSI Wind U100

I am trying to install Arch on a MSI WInd U100, but have troubles getting LXDE to run.
X can start by executing startx. But as soon as i copy the /etc/skel/.xinitrc file to ~/.xinitrc, it fails to start. Even without exec startlxde.
I have installed the xf86-video-intel driver.
Last two lines from log file:
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(EE) Server terminated successfully (0). Closing log file.
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#!/bin/sh
# ~/.xinitrc
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for f in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/*; do
[ -x "$f" ] && . "$f"
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Recommended Kernel For The MSI Wind U100

Hi folks,
I am currently running the -ck kernel, the same as I have on my laptop, but I am currently thinking that a more specialised kernel may give me better performance on my MSI Wind U100 netbook. I reckon that the Aspire One kernel may fit the bill because of the similar hardware, but I wanted to hear about anyone's experience with this kernel (or any other) on the Wind. Recommendations welcome!
Cheers,
scott

To the nutshell: Seems we understand, great
Regarding the defaults:
Well most of the kernel options have a little help text associated that *may* give an idea what it's about... But I guess you rather look for a good place to start.
You could either use the config of your running kernel: look inside /proc/config.gz. Or you could start with the one that comes with the AUR. If you already run the -ck kernel now, you unknowingly used the config it provides and the above will be the same of course.
I still recommend kernel26-ice with enabled -bfs patch but I guess -ck will in the end use the same scheduler...? Whatever
So in -ck look for this section:
# get kernel version
make prepare
# load configuration
# Configure the kernel. Replace the line below with one of your choice.
#make menuconfig # CLI menu for configuration
#make xconfig # X-based configuration
#make oldconfig # using old config from previous kernel version
# ... or manually edit .config
# stop here
# this is useful to configure the kernel
#msg "Stopping build"
#return 1
Activate "load configuration" (hopefully that uses /proc/config.gz automatically) and either "menuconfig" or "xconfig" so you later get a menu/gui to edit that file.
The commented "stop here" part irritates me, though... I would think the msg and return 1 line should be uncommented as well but - not sure at the moment. Try it, you will see if it stops building while you see the config. It should do...
In -ice-kernel you'd look for
### User/Environment defined variables
bfs_scheduler=${bfs_scheduler:-0}
enable_fastboot=${enable_fastboot:-0}
keep_source_code=${keep_source_code:-0}
menuconfig=${menuconfig:-0}
realtime_patch=${realtime_patch:-0}
use_config_gz=${use_config_gz:-0}
enable_reiser4=${enable_reiser4:-0}
and replace "0" with "1" for bfs_scheduler, menuconfig and use_config_gz and maybe also enable_fastboot.
(optionally look for something like this:
# configure kernel
if [ "$menuconfig" = "1" ]; then
make menuconfig ## <-- this one
fi
yes "" | make config
and replace the "make menuconfig" with "make xconfig"or whatever. I prefer gconfig)
Save the PKGBUILD and run makepkg
After some downloading, extracting and patching you should finally SEE the menu/gui. Tada.
To make sure you can now load the config file you saved above but it *should* allready be done...
Now look at "General Setup->Local Version". The -ck kernel will most likely say -ck there, standard arch says -ARCH. It may be wise to give your kernel a uniqe name so you don't overwrite your working one... (Remember to add an entry for it in /boot/grub/menu.lst to be able to start it later.) You will need to take care of updates manually then, though.
And at last: "Processor-type and features" seems to be the most interesting region for you
(For the other options - well there are LOTS of them. Some will also influence performance.... So I guess best advice is take your time and only fiddle with options you understand.)
If you are done save the setting and exit the program. Now "the real work" should start. If you do it on the netbook - you will probably need SOME patience for that too!
When it's done install the kernel with pacman -U </patch/to/directory/where/I/just/build/the/kernel.tar.gz
If you changed menu.lst you can select YOUR kernel on next boot and try if it does what it should.
Good look
Oh and you may need to (re)install some modules for graphic cards, wifi or whatever for this kernel too...
[Edit: Me needs antiverbose-switch! just wanted to give a *short* answer:) ]
Last edited by MAroco (2010-02-25 21:14:25)

MSI Wind U100 xorg.conf

Could someone post their xorg.conf of a working MSI Wind U100?
I have no mousepad (but keyboard and a USB mouse works)
Thanks

I don't have an xorg.conf file and everything's working here.
For the touchpad install xf86-input-synaptics.

MSI WIND U100 - processor voltage at 0.9V

Hi,
I made a ''desktop'' PC out of my old wind and I'm having trouble with the BIOS overclocking. I'm trying to get the 24% overclock, but the system is always crashing. Max that I can get is 8% overclock. The problem might be the voltage. It runs at 0.9V (800 MHz) or 0.925V (1600 MHz). I've seen some cpu-z screenshots and most of the N270's are running at 1.275V. Can I somehow change the voltage? Or if someone has an N270 could you check YOUR voltage?
Thanks

you can't change the voltage for this unit
OCing is not guaranteed its based on luck and draws
some units can be OCed more than another, its individual
for the exact case i was able to play at 2 x U100 identical
one can OC to 8% max, other can be OCed to 24% fine
other factors is your RAM, when you apply OC,
memory is also OCed slightly along with the CPU,
which can prevent the higher OCing
do you use build in memory in the unit or
do you also have add-on memory stick installed and using them both?

MSI Wind U100 question - Newby

Hi
I just purchased a new U100 with the Intel 270. The BIOS is the ENO11IMS Ver.10D. In the BIOS I can change the the overclocking to 8/15/24%. After booting XP I toggle F10, The turbo icon shows on screen. But I cannot tell if it is OCing. I downloaded CPUz but it shows Specification as 1.6Ghz and core speed as approximately 926mhz. The power on button changes from blue to orange, but other than that i have no idea if it is OCing.
Another question. The machine was getting really hot. I downloaded speedfan and the temps Temp1/Core 0/Core 1 were all in the 70's (Celsius) and I think Temp 1 broke 80 some. I engaged the auto fan speed in Speedfan and after a while the fan came on and the temps fell rapidly right before my eyes and settled in the 30's and the computer went from hot to luke warm. But it seems it took a 3rd party software to get the fan to work at all.
Can anyone give me some insight into these.
Thanks

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I downloaded CPUz but it shows Specification as 1.6Ghz and core speed as approximately 926mhz. The power on button changes from blue to orange, but other than that i have no idea if it is OCing.
Yes, you're overclocking. The CPU only runs at full speed when its under full load (to save power). Normally when idle, the CPU speed drops to 800mhz, so the fact that yours is idling at 926mhz means the OC is active. Put the CPU under heavy load, using something like SuperPi or Prime95, and you'll see the CPU speed will exceed 1600mhz.

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Hi again Have been trying to beat that 2.8ghz, but no luck... i have tried the following
--> 250x11x4x1.528v = 2,75ghz , htt:1000mhz , ram ddr500 (works stable & fine) the htt is maybe too high though.. works better if lower
--> 280x10x3x1.528v = 2,80ghz , htt:840mhz , ram ddr466 (The best result) (only the ram is slow
--> 290x10x3x1.528 = 2,90ghz , htt:870mhz , ram ddr482 (the cpu starts to need a lot more JUICE)
--> 300x9x3x1.528 = 2,70ghz , htt:900mhz , ram DDR500 (actually ddr488, i dont know why..) (very good,but the ram isnt ddr500..)
--> 305x9x3x1.528 = 2,75ghz , htt 915mhz , ram DDR508 (closer to ddr500) (seems to be the miracle point where everything works awesome)
So the 2,80ghz would be the best cpu overclock, but i cant get the htt & ram to work at their best with that....

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Quote from: JLio01 on 24-October-14, 16:35:56
Command Center will not save the value after a reboot...here what msi FAQ says
"Command Center will automatically reset the modified values to default value to prevent system from stability issues due to inappropriate modifications made."
Oh that explains it hehe. Kinda pointless to even put that feature into the Command Center then, but whatever
Quote from: Nichrome on 24-October-14, 17:34:40
You should use either BIOS or OC Genie from BIOS for any OC. Other than that (software) is not recommended and usually not stable.
I'd like to help with OC, but I've no experience with neither OC or X99 boards.
Think I found a solution. It seems more stable to do a OC using the boot strap. But I've decided not to OC anything as of this moment, since something in my system is causing digital signal noise (checked with DPC latency checker). Even after almost disabling all components in the device manager (at least those possible), the signal noise is still there. I think it might be caused by the motherboard.

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I don't have an xorg.conf file and everything's working here.
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MSI Wind Top AE1900 overclocking

Hi,
Despite the AE1900's BIOS not offering any overclock options, your Atom 230 can be overclocked easily from within Windows as the MS-7438 mainboard fitted into AE1900 features a RTM876-665 clock generator from Realtek which is - luckly - supported by SetFSB.
I could easily till my 230 to 2.1 GHz (I did not try any higher, you can by checking 'Ultra'). It required the PCI(-E) bus to run a bit faster. Please note that each CPU + chipset is different and may not overclock as high as another.
To test system stability I suggest to run OCCT.
For some reason, as a side effect of overclocking this kind of CPU, the TSC may be messed up, which causes unexpected behavior in software relying on this timer. To fix this, install AMD Dual-Core Optimizer.
I hope the information above is valuable to others.

Thankyou for the info, finally with this information i can overlock my AE1900.
The model i have is ATOM 330 with 2gb ram with windows 7 ultimate installed
This is the maximum overclock i can reach with stable results:
Here the CPU info without overlclock.
Here is how i configured setfsb after lot of try:
Here CPU info after overclock.
Performance meter windows 7 without overclock.
Now with overclock, processor now reach 3.3
After overlock, the noise form fan is the same.
No execive heat, just 5 degres over not overlock.
Super PI without overlock 1million, take 1.31 seconds
With this overlock just 1.10 seconds
Really great improvement, stability tested with OCCT.
I can see the improvement when test and use software like core and other heavy appz.
I really dont know if windows 7 need AMD Dual-Core Optimizer, aparently only XP, vista and 7 aprently no need this tool.
I apreciate confirmation about this.
Best regards.
Pablo Martin

MSI Wind U100 won't boot or POST!

My CPU fan was getting noisy so i decided to take the back off and blow out the dust. Before i put it back together i decided to plug in the battery and turn it on with the back cover off to make sure i fixed the noisy fan. That's when it happened. The blue star lights up and that's it. Blank screen, no POST, nothing! Hmm, i thought maybe there was a case sensor or something so i pulled the battery, put the cover back on and still nothing. Oh yeah, the CPU Fan spins for 2 seconds, much quieter now.
I have also tried... removing the battery and power cord and let sit 10 minutes, power by cord with battery removed, removing little BIOS motherboard battery, removing HDD, re-seating all connectors from LCD screen, and the usual cursing.
Somebody please tell me how to fix this thing.

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New board, CPU, and RAM. video card from a working system.
Already tried reseating CPU and fan...already tried moving ram to second (black) slot.
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Wind[MSI U90/U100] 1.0D V3

Hello guys,
where I can find this bios?
Wind[MSI U90/U100] 1.0D V3
I'm looking for a bios-version whose working with the battery patch.
Thanks

Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 05:47:17
Okay, cool, thanks!
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail) and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
they're not too much of a big deal, they're just cool additions, lol. Do you no how I could fix these?
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail) and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail)
Check PM for reworked version. [BK7]
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
You need to install SCM:
http://www.msi.com/product/nb/U100.html#/?div=Utility&os=All
also combination is: [real keys on keyboard, not modified]
LCtl + LShift + Fn [release], ==> LCtrl + Fn [release] and again[if you want a different one P.Led] ==> LCtl + LShift + Fn [release]

MSI x99 SLI Plus Unstable

I just finished building my new PC with the following specs:
MSI x99 SLI Plus
I7-5820K
16GB Corsair LPX 2666-15 Ram
Evga GTX 980 SC
Evga G2 SN 850W
I have been experiencing system instability. I updated the bios to the latest 1.3 firmware. XMP Profile 1 enabled.
My PC randomly freezes unable to recognize keyboard or mouse inputs. I must hard reset at which time it reboots normally.
I ran Memtest86+ & it returned 8 errors during the first pass on test 6. Memtest86+ would also freeze during testing. I subsequently ran Windows Memory Test for 10 passes with no errors or freezes. I ran Memtest86 with all 12 logical cores in parallel for 25 passes with no errors or freezes. I reran Memtest86+ and have not been able to replicate the errors or freezing.
Today the PC froze & rebooted on its own. It was as if the power was being tripped as it would die turn on die turn on and then finally booted to a blank screen. The strangest part was that the on-board motherboard reset wouldn't work. I pressed the switch and nothing happened. I was able to reset the PC via the front panel switch. When the PC rebooted it displayed an error message about an overclock instability. I HAVE NEVER OVERCLOCKED the CPU! The only change to the bios was enabling XMP. The problem is very random and intermittent. Is it the Motherboard or RAM?

I upgraded my PC a month ago with this bundle
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=BU-023-OG&groupid=2833&catid=2512
which has the same MB/CPU combo and have been experiencing similar problems regarding stability. I've updated the BIOS to 1.3 and have run the Windows memory test without error.
I've tried several OC methods - the Overclockers UK setting, OC Genie and my own modest OC which involved just changing the CPU ratio to 38.
The Overclockers OC has never run successfully while the other two seem to run for one session OK but when I switch off then restart I get the 'Overclock instability' message.
It seems to run OK at the default setting though booting up can sometimes be problematic with it freezing intermittently at the MSI Logo page or at the Windows screen just before the animated logo starts.
Resetting then either solves the problem or produces the Windows error screen and selecting 'Start Windows normally' solves the problem.
BIOS B which I have never updated seems to run without issue.
I'm reaching the conclusion that this MB is inherently unstable at anything other than default settings.

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