Need help to oc msi p43 neo

hello all,
I just got my new computer fresh from the shop:
cpu - c2d e5200
cpu fan - arctic cooler freezer pro 7
mobo - msi p43 neo
(http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1484)
memory - kingston 800mhz 2gb*1 value - I think the timings are 6-6-6-18
gpu - sapphire radeon 4850 dual slot fansink
psu - jsp-tech (ezcool) 450w
hd - wd 640gb
case - silverstone ps02b with two case fans
bios version is 1.7
OS - windows xp sp3
I want to do a moderate oc on this baby, but I'm afraid since it's my first time. I read a lot from the internet and also the manual but still have several questions.
1) I understand that in this mobo there is no need to adjust the pci and pci-e bus?
2) I plan to do a modest oc - raise it only to 3.0ghz. the bios has gray "auto" next to all of the voltages brackets. can I keep it in "auto"?
does "auto" means stock voltages or will the voltages rise when I'll raise the fsb?
I don't want to "overvolt" just yet.
3) I understand that I need to change DOT, c1e, EIST, spread spectrum to "disable". but I want to keep the EIST and c1e for power conservation. will that effect my oc, considering it's a modest one?
4) is raising the fsb from 200->240 keeping the multiplier 12.5 (240*12.5=3.0ghz) and changing the FSB:DRAM to 1.66 a good option or should i try another one?
5) is there other items I should change in the bios?
If there is anything else that you can suggest, pls do. thank you in advance for your kind reply.

if your going to oc it in 3.0 ghz just raised the fsb 286.. reboot and see if theirs and error..
dont change anything yet..

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Need help guide overclocking newbie msi p43 neo

Hello i just wanted to ask for guide help tutorial ( no OC experience) on how to do a mild overclock my cpu e7400 + (msi p43 neo) my main goal is 3.0 Ghz with a 1333 fsb. Im still researching guides but its still a bit complicated. My concerns are on the bios high incriments on the cpu voltage adjuster i can only adjust with increments of 1.141 next is 1.441 then 1.641 is it too high? i am using the default bios. Im not planning on adjusting my memory its at 800 Mhz
ATM at the bios i can see my default fsb is at 266 x 10.5 = 2.8 Ghz my plan is adjusting it to 286 x 10.5 = 3.03 Ghz.
My question is how will i raise the fsb to 1333? by adjusting the fsb on the bios am i only adjusting the cpu clock? and is the cpu voltage same as the vcore( the thing they adjust when OCing ) which i cant locate on the bios only cpu voltage..
And as a backup plan if all fails when trying to OC flashing bios is the right thinkg to do?
really srry if this is the wrong place to post. If theres any links(guides) with pics same bios you can give would be a tremendous help. thx

Hi,
just a few first comments, so that you don't get onto the wrong track:
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by adjusting the fsb on the bios am i only adjusting the cpu clock?
The FSB Frequency is the base frequency for both the CPU Frequency and the memory frequency. The CPU Frequency is always calculated like this:
(real) FSB Clock Speed x CPU Ratio/Mutiplier = CPU Frequency
The Memory Frequency is adjusted via the FSB/DRAM Ratio Option. If the FSB Frequency is set to 266 MHz the memory will run @DDR2-800 if the FSB/DRAM Ratio is set to 1:1l5...:
266 MHz FSB x 1.5 = 400 MHz (= DDR2-800 effectively)
When you raise the FSB Frequency you have to make sure that the FSB/DRAM Ratio you have set in BIOS will not overclock your memory beyond its specifications. It is not a good idea to leave the FSB/DRAM Ratio set to "AUTO" when you are overclocking.
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My concerns are on the bios high incriments on the cpu voltage adjuster i can only adjust with increments of 1.141 next is 1.441 then 1.641 is it too high?
Have you browsed through all the values the BIOS allows you to set in order to check if there are other values available? Setting the CPU Voltage to 1.441 or 1.641 is not really something you should do. 1.441V is already quite high but 1.641V is definately too much. Leave the CPU Voltage on AUTO for now and see how far you can get without adjusting the CPU Voltage (check the actual Voltage with CPU-Z).
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and is the cpu voltage same as the vcore
Yes.
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my default fsb is at 266 x 10.5 = 2.8 Ghz my plan is adjusting it to 286 x 10.5 = 3.03 Ghz.
You probably won't need to increase any critical voltage levels for that. This is a really, really moderate overclock. Just see what happens if you adjust the FSB Clock Speed to 286 MHz without changing anything else in BIOS (well, keep Spread Spectrum and DOT disabled at all times when you overclock),
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And as a backup plan if all fails when trying to OC flashing bios is the right thinkg to do?
No, that is definately the wrong thing to do. If the system refuses to start after you changed certain BIOS Options, clear CMOS with main A/C power cable removed from your PSU. This will erase all settings and make the BIOS prompt you to reset everything.

Help me overclock e7400 on msi p43 neo f

this is my specs..
e7400 2.8ghz
msi p43 neo f
ram in 1gb kingston ddr2 800 (4pcs)
160 western digital hdd and 250 samsung hdd
inno3d 9800gt 512 ddr3
6 cooler master fans (110cfm)
psu corsair 520w
i need advise how to overclock my procie into 3.6 or 3.5ghz
i dont want to overclock my ram coz its not good in oc..
do i need to change the cpu clock drive? the pci express clock drive?
ur answer will be grat help for me..

my sig is the current oc.. what can u say guys?

MSI P43 NEO-F, Q9400, GSkills 4GB DDR2-1066 unstable... help!

Just built a new system with the following hardware:
CPU: Intel Quad Core Q9400 (stock: 2.66Ghz 1333Mhz FSB) (running @: 3.2Ghz 1600Mhz FSB)
Motherboard: MSI P43 Neo F (1.A or 1.10 BIOS)
Memory: G Skills 2x2GB DDR 1066 5-5-5-15 (F2-8500CL5-2GBPK) (running @ 800 2.1v only, not stable at 1066 2.1v)
Video Card: MSI ATI R4870
PSU: OCZ GameXStream, OCZGXS700 7OO watts, 4x +12V@18A outputs
Cooling heatsinks are all stock, but air flow is good with the new TT case.
Current voltage settings:
CPU Voltage: 1.335V
CPU GTL REF0: Auto
CPU GTL REF1: Auto
DRAM Voltage: 2.1V
MCH or NB Voltage: 1.328V
VTT FSB Voltage: 1.2V
MCH GTL REF Voltage: Auto
ICH or SB Voltage: 1.5
Does anyone have the similar setup or any idea why I can't get the system running at 3.2GHz @ 1600FSB and 4GB @1066MHz ?
I've ran multiple tests with PRIME95 and Memtest64, and was unsuccessful.
System actually got through Prime95's small and large FFT test OK, but failed the Blend test. So I'm leaning towards the memory.
But I got LOTS of errors from Memtest86, while memory set at 1066 @ 5-5-5-15 2.1V
What voltage should I be tweaking the CPU, NB and SB to get the RAM to pass Memtest?
I'm not asking much, but it seems these overclocked DDR2-800 RAM aren't that stable at 1066 without tweaking other components. B/C the system definitely wasn't stable with CPU/FSB @ stock speed and RAM set at 5-5-5-15, 1066, 2.1V
Don't know why they call it DDR2-1066 when it only runs stable at DDR2-800...
Any advice would help,
Thanks

Quote from: Jack t.N. on 09-November-09, 05:12:28
The P45 Memory controller natively supports only DDR2-667 and DDR2-800 modules. From the point of view of the chipset, DDR2-1066 is beyond specifications. Also, your memory modules are just DDR2-800 sticks with a permission to overclock, not native DDR2-1066 modules, built to work @1.8V.
This double overclocking makes a stable system @DDR2-1066 somewhat of a hit & miss situation.
Do you have options to tweak the DDR Reference Voltage Values in BIOS?
Nope, I didn't find a DDR Ref Voltage value.
Hmm , I thought the MSI specs posted would mean the chipsets and mainboard can sustain double overclocking...
Cause the memory module report on the MSI website actually has my memory set, and results were OK when operating at DDR2-1066.
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=prodtestreport&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=170&cat3_no=&prod_no=1484
I wonder what settings they used...

*Solved* MSI P43 Neo-F DPC Latency Issue - Latest BIOS Fix

Hi, I'd like to avail of the latest BIOS fix for the DPC latency problem on my MSI P43 Neo-F (MS-7519) 1.0.
I'm currently using BIOS 1.9, I haven't flashed to 1.A yet. Does 1.A include a fix or is there another BIOS that's as up-to-date as 1.9 or 1.A that would have the fix, with any links to download? I'm thinking along the lines of the A7519ICI.1xx series, whatever is the latest.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I have contacted MSI at http://ocss.msi.com.tw/
I don't suppose there is any links to the latest A7519ICI.1xx BIOS that I can avail of outside of the private MSI FTP server?

Thanks all for the advice.
OK, so here's the story. I couldn't relax with those voltages showing up as they were, so I flashed my BIOS to A7519IMS.1A0 (1.A), which is the latest public release for the P43 Neo-F. I was previously on A7519IMS.190 (1.9) before today.
When I flashed to A7519ICI.104, I noticed the version number was actually 1.10B4 (which I'm guessing can actually be expressed as 1.AB4 - a beta version for the latest public release, 1.A). The flash to A7519ICI.104 solved the DPC Latency issue, as when I used A7519IMS.190 (1.9) it was spiking.
There is a happy ending. The flash to A7519IMS.1A0 (1.A) has also shown no spikes in the DPC Latency test. It seems the fix must be present in the latest public release BIOS for the P43 Neo-F after-all!
This screen-shot was taken just a moment ago, proof that the issue has been resolved without a modified BIOS:
Hope this helps anyone else out who is using the same motherboard and experiencing the same issues. Just get the latest public BIOS. No hassle!
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=bios&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1484
Please make sure that your motherboard is in-fact the MSI P43 Neo-F (MS-7519) before you flash the BIOS with any of the ones contained within the link above

MSI P43 Neo series FSB wall?

After messing about quite a bit with this board with various CPU's and Memory, reading comments by other users and OC'ers on other boards, it seems I've come to the bottom of the problem with my Memory / CPU issue's on my board.
First once again: the used hardware
Board:MSI 7519 V1.0 P43 Neo-F mainboard
CPU: Intel E6550 / E6600
Cooler: Scythe Mine rev. B, stock fan (100mm @ 1500rpm)
Memory: 2GB kit G.E.I.L. DDR2 800 cl5 "black dragon"
4GB Corsair XMS2 pc8500 "dominator"
2 x 1GB OCZ pc9200 900mhz "Special OPS" (not a kit)
2x 512mb Hynix 667mhz cl4 OEM memory (not a kit)
Graphics card: MSI X1550, MSI 9600GT 512 OC
PSU: LC power 650W ATX 2.02 PSU / Raptox 550W ATX 2.01 PSU
OS: Windows Vista SP1 x64 UK
I've tried BIOS 1.3 and 1.6 (final versions only)
Memory shows to be in "asymetric dual channel mode" in every piece of software you trow at it. However, preformance is good.
Both Jumpers have been removed from the board, setting it to "333-400 mhz mode".
CE1, Spread spectrum, Speedstep and "OC boost modes" are disabled.
Memory is on auto (which results in 5-5-5-15) at 2.1V
MCP voltage is on 1.100 (since I don't want it to go over for no reason)
CPU core is at 1.375V in bios, resulting in 1.356~1.378V in CPUZ and Coretemp. (varies with every boot)
I've tried with both my E6550 and a borrowed E6600, but for some reason, the board will not pass it's POST at any FSB higher than 415mhz.
(resulting in 830mhz DDR2, and a 2904mhz for the E6550 and 3733mhz for the E6600 (at 1.388V))
This all makes me wish I got the older E6600 instead, eventhough it gets quite hot. Which brings me to the topic of temps: E6550 OC after 1 hour Orthos = 54degrees. (and 33 / 39 idle) For some reason, Windows prefers core2, which Idle's a lot higher (39) than core1.(33)
The E6600 got to the awefully high temperature of 68 degrees after 2 hours Orthos.
But now the issue: As soon as I pop the FSB to 416, 417 or 420, the system will no longer boot, and I will get the "OC failed" message after shutting the power down.
I've read quite a few reviews and many people seem to encouter these problems. Boards with same chipsets, seem to go to quite a bit higher. (435 being the worst one in the same price range: the Gigabyte DS3 P43 version.)
Am I overlooking something? Would more voltage sort these problems? (I already went a bit overboard just to test)
Are there settings I'm missing?
Any help would be greatly appriciated!!!

Quote from: skip741 on 15-October-08, 05:46:56
Hi Unicron, read ur post and thought id give you some feedback.Im the guy who originally posted the 417fsb wall thread.I beleve these boards with the p43 chipset Do indeed have something going on which limits the higher fsb speeds seen by p45 series. Id be interested to hear if Any one with a p43 version msi board has achieved speeds beyond 415-417. I know the p45 chipsets have gotten thru the 500fsb barrier.I had tried Every bios available for my p43 neo3-f board and EVERY possible bios setting and yet never got beyond that 417 limitation. Voltages raised in cell menu have No effect on getting thru it. board is strong and stable Up to that point, then 1 mhz beyond there is no post or freezing as it enters desktop.Ultimately after spending 3 weeks intensive trying everything and scouring every forum and msi tech for advice, to no avail, i just gave up on it and returned my board to manufacturer. I purchased another brand of board and went right thru that fsb wall with same hardware and cpu.i was able to achieve 535fsb no problem. I had tried to post "which" board i went with before on this forum but was censored heavily for trying to do so. I guess such sharing is Not allowed. Moderators take that as promoting "other" manufacturers boards and frown on it.My intent was only to share what i learned and help others. So i have to keep that info to myself sadly.. anyway thats my 2 cents, my name is Paul. good luck !
Yes, I think we discovered the same thing:
The MSI P43 Neo boards don't go over 414, 415 or 417mhz FSB.
Nor do various other brands. I must say I haven't found/read about a P43 board that does. But I guess if you claim there 's such a board, it must exist.
I'm done looking. Next time I'll buy a higher end board. Low end CPU + Low end board OC isn't a very good idea. I should've gone with a X48 MSI DDR2 board + E9650.

MSI P43 Neo-F iP43 Memory Remap Question

Planning on building the following system:
MSI P43 Neo-F iP43 motherboard
Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 CPU
Force3D HD 4670 512MB GDDR3
4GB RAM
So, besides any issues anyone is aware of between the above components, my main query is whether this motherboard supports memory hole remapping (so I can see and use the whole 4gb in windows) and whether it does this automatically or via a BIOS option? I'll be using either Windows XP 64 BIT or VISTA 64 BIT.
Any help much appreciated,
Thanks.

There is no option in bios (1.6) but using 64bit Mandriva Linux i have 0-3072MB then the last gig is mapped to 4096-5120MB so it skips the 3072-4096MB area used to PCI devices. this is using 4GB of Corsair XMS2 DDR2 800.

MSI P43 Neo 3F PCB 1.1 can't OC by switch at bus 333MHz

My pc: E5200 R0, MSI P43 Neo 3F PCB 1.1 (latest bios ver 2.5), 2x2Gb KingMax 1066, Vga 7100GS, PSU AcBel E2 400W, Hdd Seagate 250Gb SATA2.
When i adjust bus 200->266 by switch it work OK but 200->333 system can't boot and work. Is Mainboard wrong ? Thanks.

Quote from: skip741 on 15-October-08, 05:46:56
Hi Unicron, read ur post and thought id give you some feedback.Im the guy who originally posted the 417fsb wall thread.I beleve these boards with the p43 chipset Do indeed have something going on which limits the higher fsb speeds seen by p45 series. Id be interested to hear if Any one with a p43 version msi board has achieved speeds beyond 415-417. I know the p45 chipsets have gotten thru the 500fsb barrier.I had tried Every bios available for my p43 neo3-f board and EVERY possible bios setting and yet never got beyond that 417 limitation. Voltages raised in cell menu have No effect on getting thru it. board is strong and stable Up to that point, then 1 mhz beyond there is no post or freezing as it enters desktop.Ultimately after spending 3 weeks intensive trying everything and scouring every forum and msi tech for advice, to no avail, i just gave up on it and returned my board to manufacturer. I purchased another brand of board and went right thru that fsb wall with same hardware and cpu.i was able to achieve 535fsb no problem. I had tried to post "which" board i went with before on this forum but was censored heavily for trying to do so. I guess such sharing is Not allowed. Moderators take that as promoting "other" manufacturers boards and frown on it.My intent was only to share what i learned and help others. So i have to keep that info to myself sadly.. anyway thats my 2 cents, my name is Paul. good luck !
Yes, I think we discovered the same thing:
The MSI P43 Neo boards don't go over 414, 415 or 417mhz FSB.
Nor do various other brands. I must say I haven't found/read about a P43 board that does. But I guess if you claim there 's such a board, it must exist.
I'm done looking. Next time I'll buy a higher end board. Low end CPU + Low end board OC isn't a very good idea. I should've gone with a X48 MSI DDR2 board + E9650.

*UPDATED 7/15/04* Complete guide to bioses, drivers, and needed files for the MSI K8N Neo Platinum

Complete newbie's guide to bioses, drivers, and needed files for the MSI K8N Neo Platinum:
Last Updated: Thursday July 15th, 2004
Bioses:
(In order of date released.)
1.1b3 - (Download)
- Pre-1.1, given to reviewers to use in their reviews and benchmarks.
- Less stable, but supposedly you get slightly better overclocks.
1.1 Official - (Download)
1. This is AWARD BIOS release
2. This BIOS fixes the following problems of the previous version:
- Memory always run DDR 200 when install single side DDR on DIMM2 & DIMM3.
- Windows 2000 can't format the RAID IDE HDD when plug in Promise 378 controller.
1.2b5 - (Download)
1.2b7 - (No Download Yet)
1.2b10 - (Download)
- First attempt to fix false temperature readings. Fixes it for some people with Newcastle cores and doesn't fix it for anybody with Clawhammer cores.
1.2b12 - (Download)
- Second attempt to fix false temperature readings. Fixes it for some people with Newcastle cores and some people with Clawhammer cores.
1.3b1 - (Download)
- Another attempt to fix temperature problems?
- Possibly fixes cold boot/power light issues?
1.2 Official - (Download)
1. This is AWARD BIOS release
2. This BIOS fixes the following problems of the previous version:
- System can't resume from S3 sometimes when install USB device.
- Support K8 Sempron CPU.
- Turn off keyboard LED in S3.
--Quick Guide for flashing BIOS, provided by MSI--
1. Create a MS-DOS boot diskette, then copy the the .exe and the bios file to the floppy disk. Both of these files can be found in the package you downloaded.
2. Press "Delete" and go to BIOS setup while computer bootup.
Check BIOS advanced features and see if BIOS flash write control is enabled
(This option must be enabled. If you can not find this setting, it means the BIOS can be
flashed.)
3. Boot from MS-DOS boot diskette and get a:\> prompt.
4. Type "", then press ENTER
5. The flash program will then ask "Do you want to save BIOS?", please press "N" for no. The when you see Press 'Y' to program or 'N' to Exit, please press "Y" to continue.
6. After flashing complete, remove floppy and reset the system .
7. Press DELETE or F1 when prompted at first reboot after flashing.
8. Load BIOS optimized defaults, then save settings and exits.
Drivers & Needed Files:
(Note: All these drivers are for Windows XP.)
Leaked Nvidia nForce3 Chipset Drivers Version 4.40
(Please use at your own risk, these are LEAKED drivers. Password for the .zip file is "ocworkbench rules". Also, you will need to rename the WinXP_2K folder in IDE to either WinXP or Win2K else the installer doesn't pick it up.) Thanks for the link Wonkanoby!
*NEW* Leaked Nvidia nForce3 Chipset Drivers Version 5.03
More leaked drivers? Seems some parts of the drivers are older and some are newer.
1. Windows XP Service Pack 1A (Web Install) -or- Windows XP Service Pack 1A (Full Install)
2. Microsoft DirectX 9.0b (Web Install) -or- Microsoft DirectX 9.0b (Full Install)
3. Nvidia nForce3 Chipset Drivers Version 4.24
4. AMD Athlon 64 Processor Driver Version 1.1.0.14
5. Nvidia Video Card Driver Version 56.72 -or- Omega Nvidia Video Card Driver Version v1.5303
(The Omega drivers are third party drivers optimized for gaming, most prefer these over the standard Nvidia drivers.)
5. ATI Video Card Driver Version 4.7 -or- Omega ATI Video Card Driver Version 2.5.51
(The Omega drivers are third party drivers optimized for gaming, most prefer these over the standard ATI drivers.)
6. Onboard Sound Driver (Realtek AC'97 Audio Codec) Version A3.61
It is HIGHLY reccomended that you install the drivers/needed files in the order listed above. Please note that there are two #5's because you either install one or the other depending on your video card, do not install both of them.
You will come across a problem here though. You can't install the chipset drivers without installing the Windows service pack and DirectX first, but the Windows service pack and DirectX installs need the internet to download files and you won't have working internet until you install the chipset drivers. Here's what I did to get around this. Instead of downloading the web install versions of Windows service pack and DirectX, download the full version and and put them along with all the other drivers on a backup hard drive or burn them to a CD, this way you will have all the drivers you need when it's time to install them and none of them will require the internet to download files.
Another note when installing drivers. Apparently the Nvidia chipset drivers also come with drivers for the onboard sound, but people seem to agree that the Realtek onboard sound drivers are better. When you are installing the Nvidia chipset drivers, just be sure to uncheck the box for sound drivers when it asks you which drivers you would like to install. Now you can safely install the Realtek drivers without any chance of conflicting sound drivers. Thanks for the tip Wonkanoby!

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Originally posted by RLiu818
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Originally posted by Deviation56
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Originally posted by RLiu818
You CAN install the nforce drivers BEFORE installing SP1. The only requirement to install the nforce drivers is DX9.
So is SP1 still recommended to install before the nforce drivers?
The installer still reccomends to install it beforehand for full USB 2.0 functionality... I would have put what you said in there but I wanted to keep it as simple as possible.
oh. IIRC the installer just says USB 2.0 will be fully functional after SP1 is installed. So after you install SP1 you go into device manager and u click update driver and it will auto search and update the driver.
Simplicity-wise, i guess its pretty much equal. It might take less preparation to just copy DX9 full onto a CD and install that first, then nforce driver, then right away you have yoru internet connection.
but i dunno.. i guess i will try it your way this time when my RMA"d board comes.
i will be fomratting and doing a fresh install later on today and will let you know if i come across any problems

MSI P43 Neo-f & Nvidia 8800GTS issues

I recently upgraded my 7600gs to an 8800gts the computer powers on and shows the windows loading screen then freezes. I can boot into safe mode as there are no graphics drivers installed, i can then un-install the drivers and boot into windows fine, once the drivers are installed it will freeze on the windows loading screen.
The Nvidia 8800gts uses the same drivers as the 7600gs so that can't be the problem.
The card works fine in my friends computer, he has an MSI P-35 mainboard.
I tried booting another windows drive and exactly the same happens.
I've tried using a friends 9800gt and exactly the same happens.
Anyone have any idea what's wrong?

Mainboard: MSI P43 Neo-F
CPU: Intel E5300 (2.6 GHz dual core)
Ram: 2GB 800Mhz OCZ Ballistix
Hard Drive: Western Digital 250GB
PSU: 550W
On the Nvidia site it gives me the same download link for both the 7600GS and the 8800GTS.
I shall try Driver sweeper tomorrow and re-install the drivers and let you know...
If it works in safe mode it can't be the board right? I was thinking about flashing the bios to the latest version. Though i've never flashed a bios and i've heard it should only be done as a last resort so i don't really want to do it whilst the old video card works fine.
(off topic: wow it says you're from Cornwall, so am i)

** SOLVED ** MSI P43 Neo DPC Latency

Hi,
I'm having problems with audio stuttering - that I didn't have with my previous Asrock P43R1600Twins. Running dpclat, I'm getting spikes even at idle. The screenie is about the best it runs - this deteriorates!
All the drivers are the latest, no wireless LAN. Other than this, it's a flyer. Dead stable, no other problems at all.
Any ideas?
MSI P43 Neo F
E8400
7600GT
XP SP3 32b

Did you download and read the PDF on the PDC tool? If not do so as it shows how to ID the problem though the process of elimination.
Is device manager clean, no ?,! or unknown devices? No addon cards other than video?
These are the drivers you used not the ones from the CD? http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1483
Did you install the chipset drivers before installing the other drivers?
The sound and Lan drivers on the MSI sight are not the latest available. Realtek has newer ones available. I use these on my P35 Neo2-FR without problems but be warned MSI could have custom drivers that may be different than the ones from Realtek.
Sound driver 5.10.0.5700 http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsCheck.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
Lan driver 5.702.0806.2008 http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=13&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
I do not think the lan drivers would be a problem but the sound could be.

MSI P43 NEO with Q6600?

I plan to take the Q6600 and put it on the MSI P43 Neo. This motherboard have a three-phase voltage and i'm in doubt can i overclock this cpu without consequences?
My current spec
e7400 @3.5ghz 1.25v
p43 neo
2x2gb kingston @670mhz
9600 gt
chieftec aps-550s

Overclocking means operating a component or a set of components outside their actual specifications. That means, whenever overclocking is involved, negative consequences (increased heat, signal distorsion, shortened component lifetime, sudden component death) always have to be counted in as a result of overclocking. Users that do not accept these consequences should not even think about overclocking.
Yes, the P43 Neo has a limited voltage regulator/phase modulation architecture which, among other things, does not make it really the best choice for overclocking. It is a cheap, low budget mainboard with limited capabilities.

Help! Is my P43 NEO mobo the problem?

Forgive me for being a novice. I don't really know what to do.
I built a new computer with the following
MSI P43 Neo (MS-7519) BIOS V1.3 (A7519IMS)
ATI Radeon HD 4830
2GB OCZ DDRAM2.
Seagate SATA Hard Drive.
LG DVD RW.
Intel E5200
It blue screened every time I tried to play 3D games, with ATI2DVAG.dll error. I updated all the ATI drivers, but it didn't work.
So I sent the Radeon card back.
Worried that the Mobo wasn't compatible with that card, I bought a ATI Radeon HD4850 instead.
Now I get a ATI3DVAG.dll error whenever I try to play 3D games.
Are ATI cards just not compatable with this motherboard? Or is it my memory? Or something else? Do I flash the BIOS.
I'm running WIN XP. I was on Service pack 2, but upgraded to service pack 3 to try and fix the problem.
Nothing works. That's two cards now, and I still can't play 3D games. It usually crashes within minutes.When the computer boots up and the MSI logo is shown, it makes two beeps. It didn't do this with the last card, but now it does. Does that mean it's the memory?
Any ideas? I don't know where to go from here.

Check your memory with memtest86+ and if no errors are found and the system is stable, please update your BIOS to the latest version. >>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<

Need help with fixing msi gt683 laptop

Hello. I have a GT 683 R that i bought a couple of months back, i recently did a factory restore on it and afterwards i didn't have the disk to finish the process, so i started messing with the settings and everything i reset the raid to non raid and now i'm stuck on a screen that says "Reboot and Select proper Boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key".
I tried using the recovery again and it wouldn't even boot to that menu, i hit F11 to try to boot from disc but all it does is go to the reboot and select proper boot device screen.
I need a lot of help on this because i'm not really good with computers.

if you switch from AHCI or IDE, back to RAID in the BIOS (by pressing DEL when the MSI logo appears on the screen, and going to "advanced options")
does it boot into the recovered system ?
switching into/out of RAID mode, requires you to use the RAID setup screen to configure the RAID when it's installed, by pressing ctrl + i when you see the RAID screen just after the MSI logo screen on booting up each time.
as for recovery, you may have more options depending on if you break the RAID, or if you have a backup of windows 7 or a way to copy the ISO to a USB. or just put in the recovery DVD's (mine weren't too helpful)
i.e. http://forum.notebookreview.com/msi/672814-need-help-installing-ssd-gt683r-raid-0-a-2.html
switching out of RAID mode is tricky because the controller makes small changes to the HDD's so they are recognised as RAID.
typically, windows won't let you see the drive if the flag is set, but you can wipe the setting out using backup/clone software or low-level tools that bypass the normal windows settings to blank the drive.
or you can use the RAID setup screen to remove the drives from the array, which is quite a lot faster and less effort, but you will lose all the data on the drives in both situations when switching from RAID, to 2 drives.

MOVED: MSI P43 NEO with Q6600?

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Undervolting & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=148594.0

Overclocking means operating a component or a set of components outside their actual specifications. That means, whenever overclocking is involved, negative consequences (increased heat, signal distorsion, shortened component lifetime, sudden component death) always have to be counted in as a result of overclocking. Users that do not accept these consequences should not even think about overclocking.
Yes, the P43 Neo has a limited voltage regulator/phase modulation architecture which, among other things, does not make it really the best choice for overclocking. It is a cheap, low budget mainboard with limited capabilities.

Need help to oc msi p43 neo

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