[nForce] K7N2 Delta 2

I just bouth an MSI K7N2 Delta2.  I put in a Sempron 2400+.  I could get to the bios screen, but not boot because my harddrive was formated on an older Athlon board with a different chipset.  At the time I did not know this. . .
A friend said that I need to set the FSB to 400MHz instead of 333.  It ran for 10 seconds and it will not run anymore.  No video, no beeps, no nothing.  I have taken everyting out, tried to just POST with the CPU, then just CPU and video, etc.   Still nothing.
Is it possible to fry a motherboard for 10 seconds of 400Mhz

look in your other topic where i have answered, it is probably your PSU that has gone.
you can ask more than one question in a topic if they are related, it keeps things tidy and stops confusing everyone when they have to look in different threads to find info

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    I installed the K7N2 Delta LSR mb with an Athlon XP socket A 3000+ cpu.  The computer turns on but won't boot.  Nothing appears on the monitor screen and there are no beeps.  The harddrive spins, the board has power but nothing happens. When I put my old mother board back (MSI K7T Pro266A) in with the Athlon 2000+, everything works fine.
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    A few things to check:
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    Quote from: sickfallout on 19-May-05, 02:38:49
    Alright, thanks a lot guys for all your help!
    Hi there..
    I'm not sure if you have fixed the problem or not.....but i have the same board and my pc reboot maybe one or two times a day...
    and i'm sure it is my Ram, and i also use 2x512mb Kingston Value pc3200
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  • USB Prob. MSI Nforce K7n2 Delta-IL part# 6729

    hello people,
    first of all what the hell is the K7n2 Delta-IL part# 6729???
    it seems that my dealer gave an oem product. is this right?
    i cant find that motherboard on the msi site at all.
    second: i am not able to install usb since there is no usb driver on the cd which came with the board. there is only a english version but i need the german version.
    i installed msi live monitor and updatet the latest nvidia driver version with no luck. i am downloaded the driver from the nvidia site with no luck.
    so i guess the usb is from a 3. party company and i just need to know what it is.
    i find this really really strange especialy i bought 6 boards!!!
    please help
    thanx alot

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    Originally posted by wonkanoby
    if xp or 2000 they are in service packs
    yes they are oem boards,i would back it as bios updates will be very scarce
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    and all updates from the microsoft page. usb is still yellow :(
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    this sux

  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta ILSR? is my computer specs outta date as today? or should I build a..

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    Outdated for what? What pushes you for an update? Your system will work fine for most things for a couple of years still. I'd remove that extra 128 MB stick though.
    The newest games is relying heavily on the graphics card. I don't know that processor, but that will cope with today's games for sure.

  • [nForce] K7N2 delta ilsr doesnt post

    I am using this mother board with ati radeon 9000 for 2 years. Today i bought a new msi rx9550 video card
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  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta-ILSR ...did i kill my motherboard??????

    ok i have K7N2 Delta-ILSR and i moving my computer from my bedroom to my basment because of construction and when i went to plug my computer into my apc powerbar the plug didnt go all the way in the socket and then a flash of electricty, when seeing this i wasn't sure what to think so i went ahead and pluged it into the powerbar socket next to it, then when i hit power button on my computer it gets power but wont post and the D-Bracket that came with my board that has diagnostic LEDs is saying " Memory Detection Test " i tried changing my stick of ram(Samsung PC3200 512mb DDR400) from all the slots and the same results then i tried a stick of corsair ram and the same results. I also tried clearing cmos, and having my settings on safe mode.
    Specs - Thermaltake Xaser III 480w, eVGA 6800 128mb, athlon xp 2800+ 333mhz, samsung pc3200 400mhz cas 3
     

    Do you have a different power supply you can test?
    You did unplug the power supply before clearing the CMOS right?
    Have you checked the stickies? Especially this one? https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=64248.0

  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta ILSR - Do i have to have raid with sata drive

    Hi guys,
    Probably a really stupid question, but here goes
    My machine has 1 ide HDD and 1 SATA HDD.
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    John L
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    you have to do it for the controller to work
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  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta Upgrade Possibilities

    I think I fried the AGP slot on my K7N2 Delta-L mobo and was looking to upgrade to a new board, perhaps the Delta 2 Platinum.  Would there be any conflicts with using my old peripherals/modules from the old mobo if I upgraded?  Here is what I currently have installed:
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  • [nForce] K7N2 delta-l + Corsair 2*256 3200c2 = cl2.5 ?????

    Hi!
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  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta-L Memory change

    I have just purchased 1Gb PC3200 400fsb Ram. Now it is installed my PC keeps crashing. Ive noticed that it says in the description that nforce 2 does not support x4 memory for 1GB. Is x4 memory single banked 4 memory chip sticks as this is what I have purchased and am wondering if this is the problem?. If I replace this memory with my old PC2700 1GB double banked memory will this cause a problem for my Athlon 3200 to run at 400MHz? Can I mix the ram to give me 1.5 Gb (2x single bank 400 and 1 x double bank 512Mb)

    According to this site: Memnotes (haha, the dude's name is Robert Hanco_ck and the last 4 letters get bleeped).  Oh well...
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  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta@ LSR stability problem

    Okay gang...here's the scoop. Recently purchased the K7N2 Delta2 LSR and equipped it with an AMD XP-2600 (locked), 2X512 Rosewill Dual-Channel sticks, plus Samsung 80gb HDD and ATI Radeon 9000pro AGP. Built the system with no hassle and clean installed Win XP Home. Just wanted to get the system up, so left BIOS setting where they were for a couple of days. Noticed that the processor was not being recognized, so checked the BIOS and realized FSB was set to 133 (processor at ~1500mhz). I changed the FSB to 166 with multiplier of 11.5 (which, I believe is correct for my 2600 Barton). Voltage is at 1.65v. Memory is at DIMM slots 1 & 3 (dual channel) and memory voltage is at 2.7v. (Timings at 2.5,3,3,7) After I made these changes to the BIOS and rebooted, Win XP ran checkdisk, and reported no errors. The problem now, is that graphics-intensive stuff (i.e., games) cause system to freeze after about five seconds. When the processor was underclocked, I didn't have this problem. I'm not interested in over-clocking... just want it to be stable at stock speeds. Other applications (Word, Excel, IE, Outlook Express) run fine. My ATI Radeon 9000pro is a 4X AGP card (I have 8X disabled in BIOS), and the voltage is at 1.5v. I don't think this is a PSU problem (400w), and only noticed the problems since changing the FSB to where it was supposed to have been all along. Am I missing something obvious?

    Board runs best with fsb:dram at 1:1  Not sure what speed memory you have but needs to run at same speed as fsb, ie 166 Mhz =333 ddr.
    I found bios b3 to work best for me.  Give that a go.
    Give make/model of psu with max amps to +3.3v, +5v and +12v.  See my signature for example.
    I found that with other bios I need high performance setting in cell menu at optimised, so check that.
    Search on this forum for my username and keyword 'bios' for lots of other posts.
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  • [nForce] K7N2 Delta -ILSR Fan that read "MSI AGP 8x" broke.

    My fan had made some noises throughout the week but it seemed when i turned the computer off and then back on it would stop I checked inside and it was working perfectly today it made a outrageously loud noise like it was about to blow up and sure enough it stopped working.  If your not sure which fan it was, it was the fan located on the motherboard directly that was the smaller one with a purple label and words that were outlined in silver reading "MSI AGP 8X."  Any help will be appreciated!    Should I get a new motherboard?  Is their away I can fix the fan?  Can I buy a new fan?

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    Quote from: Djibrille on 04-December-05, 02:51:32
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  • [nForce] K7N2 delta ILSR sensors settings

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    Hi!
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  • Nforce K7N2 delta-ILSR

    What does the AGP clock Value do if I increase it above normal 66?
    Sorry if this sound stupid but I'm not under standing how it works  

    and it will not increase the speed as your gfx card is agp8 and motherboard is agp8 capable too.
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