New bios m30x wrong size

Hello i have the m30x with ati radeon 128 mb
but the new bios 1.60win give the wrong size rom error when i wil install the bios.
is here a solution for or is the rom file the problem. the bios 1.30win is ok

i've tried updating it on my M30X with ATI as well but no luck. It comes up as wrong ROM size too. Maybe i should try the traditional method and see how it goes.

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>Re: What ams I doing wrong - size issue.
Several things...
First, your 17" monitor has noting to do with web page
layout. What
resolution is your monitor set to? it could be 800 pixels
wide or 1280
pixels... wouldn't that make a difference? That aside, screen
resolution and
size are irrelevant anyway. What counts it eh size that your
viewers have
their web browser window set at.
I have a pretty large monitor, set to a very high resolution,
so I open
several windows at once and size them so I can see the
content in all.
Sometimes my browser is full screen and sometimes its shrunk
down to less
than 600 x 800. Your web site needs to accommodate that.
Every web viewer
out there is different and likes the way they have their
screens set up. So
you need to be flexible and your site needs to be flexible.
Next, Don't design in Fireworks and import to Dreamweaver.
Fireworks is a
superb web ready graphics and imaging processing program. The
authors
(mistakenly) threw in some web authoring stuff that works
very poorly.
Design your pages using Dreamweaver. Learn html markup and
css styling to
arrange it, then use Fireworks to create graphics to support
your content.
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Internet
Explorer is the most popular (or at least most in use) simply
by virtue of
the Microsoft market share, but it is also the least web
complient (by virue
of the Microsoft arrogance) so some things that work there,
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bands) won't on other browsers and vice versa.
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good eye for
composition and simple clean design. You just need to learn
to use html to
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nicely working
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"shelleyfish" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Need some advice...as usual!
>
> I designed a site on my 17" monitor and set the margins
to 0 and table to
> 100%. However when I look at it on different screens it
looks
> rubbish...big
> gap at the bottom of the page with the design cramp at
the top. I wonder
> if
> someone would mind looking at my code and see what's
wrong with it. The
> site
> was designed using various techniques including css for
nav bars, tables,
> and
> fireworks elements. the site can be viewed at:
>
> www.shelleyhadler.co.uk/nerja.html
>
> thanks for your help. Shell
>

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Quote
Dear Alex,
Please try attached BIOS to see if it helps and kindly let us know your test result.
Thanks for your supporting MSI product. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any further issues or inquires.
Best regards,
MSI Technical Support
-----Original Message-----
From: support_2 [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 1:17 PM
To: 'Live4Ever'
Subject: RE: False CPU Temperature Readings with K8N Neo Platinum
Dear Alex,
Thank you for contacting MSI Technical Support.
The CPU temperature is different and there is tolerance difference between the data showed and the real temperature according to the CPU model and type and even produce date and manufactory . And this MB supports thermal protection function, it will prevent the MB and CPU from overheating. So please don't worry about the temperature.
We have tested various CPU with newcastle core in our lab but we can't find the same problem. We'll keep checking with AMD and contact them to get more different CPU to analyse it futher together with them. New BIOS will released right now if we have some findings and figure out the sloution. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Thanks for your supporting MSI product. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any further issues or inquires.
Best regards,
MSI Technical Support
-----Original Message-----
From: Live4Ever [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 1:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: False CPU Temperature Readings with K8N Neo Platinum
When will you guys be releasing a new bios for the K8N Neo Platinum that fixes the issues with false CPU temperature readings? As far as I know, none of the beta bioses that are out right now fix that particular issue. I have an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Clawhammer). My temperatures have ranged anywhere from 60C to 184C, it's obvious that these temperatures are wrong because the computer would should itself down somwhere around 75C. I am also sure the the CPU heatsink is seated correctly as I have reseated it many times. I took a look around on your forums and also noticed that I am not the only one having these problems as tons of people with Clawhammer and Newcastle cores are having the same problem. Is there an estimated release date for a fix on this?
Thanks, Alex
Bios 1.2A
Whatever results you guys come up with, please post it in this thread so I can send it back to MSI and hopefully it will help them in fixing this problem...
Oh and the usual disclaimer, don't try and sue me if you screw over your motherboard, I'm simply passing along the information they sent me...

For anyone who is still having problems, please post the information written on the top of your CPU so I can send it back to MSI to help them fix this. If you can't get the info off the top of your CPU, take a screenshot of the CPU tab in CPU-Z and send it to my email at [email protected]. In my next email I will also let them know that there are some people with Newcastles that still have problems. Thanks.
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Dear Alex,
Thanks for your feedback. could you please tell us all the information located on the top of the CPU? We'll check with AMD further to figure out the solution. We'll let you know if we have some findings and solution. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Thanks for your supporting MSI product. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any further issues or inquires.
Best regards, MSI Technical Support
-----Original Message-----
From: Live4Ever [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:38 AM
To: support_2
Subject: Re: False CPU Temperature Readings with K8N Neo Platinum
Well I had ten people with Newcastle cores test the bios and for all of them, the false temp readings were fixed. But those of us with Clawhammer's are still having problems... Any idea why the problems were fixed with Newcastle cores but not Clawhammer cores?
Thanks, Alex
----- Original Message -----
From: support_2
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2004 5:43 PM
Subject: RE: False CPU Temperature Readings with K8N Neo Platinum
Dear Alex,
Please try attached BIOS to see if it helps and kindly let us know your test result.
Thanks for your supporting MSI product. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any further issues or inquires.
Best regards,
MSI Technical Support
-----Original Message-----
From: support_2 [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 1:17 PM
To: 'Live4Ever'
Subject: RE: False CPU Temperature Readings with K8N Neo Platinum
Dear Alex,
Thank you for contacting MSI Technical Support.
The CPU temperature is different and there is tolerance difference between the data showed and the real temperature according to the CPU model and type and even produce date and manufactory . And this MB supports thermal protection function, it will prevent the MB and CPU from overheating. So please don't worry about the temperature.
We have tested various CPU with newcastle core in our lab but we can't find the same problem. We'll keep checking with AMD and contact them to get more different CPU to analyse it futher together with them. New BIOS will released right now if we have some findings and figure out the sloution. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Thanks for your supporting MSI product. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any further issues or inquires.
Best regards,
MSI Technical Support
-----Original Message-----
From: Live4Ever [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 1:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: False CPU Temperature Readings with K8N Neo Platinum
When will you guys be releasing a new bios for the K8N Neo Platinum that fixes the issues with false CPU temperature readings? As far as I know, none of the beta bioses that are out right now fix that particular issue. I have an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Clawhammer). My temperatures have ranged anywhere from 60C to 184C, it's obvious that these temperatures are wrong because the computer would should itself down somwhere around 75C. I am also sure the the CPU heatsink is seated correctly as I have reseated it many times. I took a look around on your forums and also noticed that I am not the only one having these problems as tons of people with Clawhammer and Newcastle cores are having the same problem. Is there an estimated release date for a fix on this?
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I know the Northbridge temperature issue has been posted before. But I’m posting in relations to the new bios update supposed to be released 08/24. Will these temp issues be resolved in this new bios update?
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Sorry, but MSI is about to lose all trustworthiness with this so called support. And moderators in a company's forum who are not even employees of that company, and have to take guesses (see Prescott support) about the products, do not help to make the situation much better (again, nothing personal). If the support team would take a look by themselves on a regularly basis (1-2 times a week) perhaps then the problems would be solved much faster. If I would work like this and not care about the customers I would have lost my job long ago.
There are still many problems. The board is on the market for some months now and memory compatibility and timings are still an issue.
I've visited many forums the last week. And I do hear (read) almost the same everywhere: Poeple who bought the 875P board say its high quality and has good features, if it only would work as supposed. MSI miserably fails to give it a working BIOS. Results in polls about "MSI 875P board good or bad" tend to be weighed horribly to "bad". Most of the ppl will never again buy a MSI board because they feel left alone with their problems.
It is clear that ppl who are satisfied do not post that in forums. But when something is wrong, they do, because they want the problems solved. But what are support forums good for when no one is listening to the complaints?
In times who prices are almost the same for the products, ppl tend to buy that product, that not only has the best features but also good support. When it comes to that MSI is not first choice.

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So I wanted some clarification to what happens with the power phase system in the new BIOS (4.3) and a bit of help in regards to the other system that for the time being seems incapable of lowering CPU phases. The second system is using a Coolermaster Silent M 1000W psu. Both mainboards are equipped with 16GB of Corsair (XMS1600) memory. Both systems use aftermarket coolers that keep the temperature reasonably low while being very quiet. I could list the rest of the specs but I don't think they will matter much.

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