P35 Neo2/FR and Nostromo n52

I recently built a new system (x-mas present to myself)...
P35 Neo2 / FR
core2 duo E6850
corsair xms2 2gig (twin2x2048-6400c4)
western digital caviar HD 250gig
lite on DVD burner
XFX 8800gt
XP pro with SP2C OEM
and I stuck it all in a coolermaster CM690 with extreme power duo 650W PS. I'm reusing my current input devices and monitor. I am not overclocking.
Everything works fine except for my Nostromo n52. I can install the latest nostromo drivers/software (version 3.2.4) and device manager shows everything installed and working, but as soon as I plug the N52 in any usb port I instantly get a blue screen BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER crash. One time I got DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. I also tried using the older drivers that origionally came with the install CD with the same BUGCODE result. I tried reinstalling XP and chose the repair option thinking that might help but no luck. I downloaded/installed the latest drivers for the mobo from MSI website. The n52 works fine on the asus A7N8X setup that this computer is replacing so i know its functioning.
I though of trying to flash the BIOS to v1.6 since my mobo has v1.4, but I'm a bit reluctant to risk screwing it up being the bios descriptions of what was changed don't appear as though it would help my problem.
Any one run into a similar problem? I can live without my n52 if I have to, but after several years it feels odd not having it under my left hand. Any help/tips/tricks are welcome.

Here is the new situation which is actually the same old situation. I reformated my hard drive and reinstalled win XP pro (sp2). I then installed motherboard drivers and updated XP from windows update. Then I downloaded and installed the latest audio, ethernet, and INF drivers from the MSI website. I didn't install the raid drivers. I downloaded n52 drivers (3.2.4) from belkin website and installed them. I got the little blue icon installed in my system tray that I can use to open the loadout manager and launch editor for the n52. I then checked device manager for any new entries under HID/keyboard/mouse and there were none. I then plugged my n52 into a USB port and windows started giving me those little popup bubbles near the system tray stating new hardware is found. They pop up and disappear faster then i can write it all down, but the last one to popup was `nostromo n52 HID speed pad 2.0 mouse wheel` and then the system crashed to a blue screen BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER error. I then unplugged the n52 and rebooted. I booted to the desktop with the little blue icon still in the system tray. I plugged the n52 back in and DIDN"T crash. I checked device manager and under mouse I have `HID compliant mouse` listed twice, under keyboard I have `HID keyboard device` listed, and under HID I have `HID compliant game controler`, `nostromo n52 HID speed pad 2.0`, and ` nostromo n52 HID speed pad 2.0 mouse wheel` listed. Nothing was showing as being in conflict. I then loaded the game Lord of the Rings Online and played for 5 minutes with the nostromo seeming to work fine. I then logged out of the game and rebooted the computer. A few seconds after rebooting to the desktop the system crashed to BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER. Now the computer crashes the instant i plug in the n52 or upon reaching the desktop if its already plugged in. At the moment i still have the n52 drivers installed but i have the device unplugged.
Yes Maesus, I have reformated and reinstalled XP twice in the last 2 weeks. The computer is only 2 weeks old
NovJoe, the only other USB devices I have are my mouse and a headset/mic I use for ventrillo. I can plug and unplug either of them into any usb port with no problems.
On a side note I noticed something that seems a bit strange but didn't think much of it. Is it normal for device manager AND My Computer to show floppy disk drive A: even though I have NO FLOPPY INSTALLED? This is the first computer I ever had that didn't have a floppy drive so I never would have noticed this before. Both entries will vanish if I disable floppy in the BIOS.

Similar Messages

P35 Neo2-FR and VOIP card questions

Hi,
I'm evaluating buying this motherboard and would like to know a couple of things:
- Do all P35 Neo2-FR include ALC-888T codec instead of ALC-888? If not, how do I find out which ones do and which ones don't? I'm asking this because it clearly says "Optional" in the product web page, but it doesn't specify which ones have the ALC-888T codec
- If I understand correctly the only difference between ALC-888 and ALC-888T is VOIP card support, is this so?
- Has anyone tried using this MB with a VOIP card? How did it go? (Ease of installation, ease of use, sound quality, etc.)
- Are VOIP cards common? I just did a quick search at Newegg and I couldn't find any. Not a single one ???
- I think the P35 Diamond MB comes bundled with a VOIP card. I guess the P 35 Neo2-FR DOESN'T come bundled with one, am I correct?
- If anyone has bought a VOIP card to use with this board, where did you buy it and approximately how much did you pay for it?
Any help GREATLY appreciated

Thanks everyone for your replies.
Quote from: Maesus on 30-November-07, 14:51:39
that's only P35 Platinum, not P35 Neo2-FR :(
city_zen, is VOIP a must-have feature for you?
No, not really a must-have feature, but it would be a very nice thing to have on my board. I'd definitely use it if it was in fact available (i.e. ALC-888T) and I can get a hold of a VOIP card. However, it's looking like that's not very likely to happen ... Oh, well ...
Anyway, this is a very good board even w/o the VOIP feature, so I'm still considering buying it.

MSI P35 Neo2-FR and GeForce 8800GT?

Hello,
I am interested in buying MSI P35 Neo2-FR motherboard, and also the latest GeForce 8800GT. But after doing some research I notice that many people have having problems installing their 8800GT card into motherboards with a PCI-E 1.0a slots, and the Neo2-FR has 1.0a slots! However there seem to be exceptions, some motherboards with 1.0a slots work with 8800GT!
This is all very confusing
Can anyone verify that MSI P35 Neo2-FR motherboard and GeForce 8800GT (With PCI-E 2.0!) works in the 1.0a slot??
Thank you.

According to many sources, both personal and documentary, PCI-e 2.0 cards will work in PCI-e 1.X slots(Wikipedia is not exactly what I would consider a super source). Here's a more official source, PCI-SIG.
http://www.pcisig.com/news_room/faqs/pcie2.0_faq/
Quote from: PCI-SIG
Q4: It sounds as if both speed grades are supported in the PCIe 2.0 specification?
A4: The PCIe Base 2.0 specification supports both 2.5GT/s and 5GT/s signaling rates, in order to retain backward compatibility with existing PCIe 1.0 and 1.1 systems. Aside from the faster bit rate, there are a number of improvements in this new specification that allow greater flexibility and reliability in designing PCIe links. For example, the interconnect can be dynamically managed for platform power and performance considerations through software controls. Another significant RAS feature is the inclusion of new controls to allow a PCIe link to continue to function even when some lanes become non-operational.
Q5: Then PCIe 2.0 must be backward compatible with PCIe 1.1 and 1.0?
A5: Yes. The PCIe Base 2.0 specification supports both the 2.5GT/s and 5GT/s signaling technologies. A device designed to the PCIe Base 2.0 specification may support 2.5GT/s, 5GT/s or both. However, a device designed to operate specifically at 5GT/s must also support 2.5GT/s signaling. The PCIe Base specification covers chip-to-chip topologies on the system board. For I/O extensibility across PCIe connectors, the Card Electromechanical (CEM) and ExpressModule™ specifications will also need to be updated, but this work will not impact mechanical compatibility of the slots, cards or modules. Currently, the PCI-SIG is defining the PCIe CEM 2.0 specification which has been released to members for review at v0.5. There are currently no plans to adapt the PCIe Mini CEM specification for the faster bit rate as the market need has not yet materialized.
Quote from: >>About PCI-SIG<<
Formed in 1992, PCI-SIG (originally formed as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Special Interest Group) is the industry organization chartered with the development and management of the PCI bus specification, the industry standard for a high-performance I/O interconnect to transfer data between a CPU and its peripherals. As part of that charter, the organization aims to do the following:
Support new requirements
Preserve backward compatibility for all PCI revisions
Maintain the specification as an easy-to-implement, stable technology
Contribute to the technical longevity of PCI
Support the establishment of PCI as an industry-wide standard

MSI P35 Neo2-FR and E2180 Overclock

Has anyone had any luck with an overclock with the above kit?
I' ve managed to post at 266 FSB and x10 Multi.
After about 3 hours of gaming I got a blue screen however. Not sure if it was the temps or something else.
Anyone else with similar experience?

If you would really like some help you need to list your specs(see my sig for the info we need)
I ran a e2200 in a p35 neo-2-fr for awhile(basically the same chip except e2200 has a x11 multi) and had some pretty good success OCing it.However using anything over the x9 multi was very hard to get stable...Using x9 multi I was able to get a 24/7 stable OC @ 345x9(3105GHz) @ 1.3875v....x8 multi also gave me good success.
Keep in mind I use thermal electric water cooling and can get my coolant well below ambient temps so I never really run into a heat barrier until pushing the massive OCs.My load temps rarely pass 60c. Since you didnt list your temps I cannot say if thats your problem or not but I believe you can do much better.

Msi p35 neo2 fr with P4 D 915 and Geil ultra ddr2 2Gb 1066Mhz

Hello! I`m new to this forum and just got my new MB p35 neo2 FR and 2 G of ram and i would like to know the best settings for this configuration. I have a pentium D 915, 7300GT sonic 256 ddr3, 2 G ddr2 1066mhz from geil. And PSU from Alied with 400W real power. If someone could guide me to best OC setting?

Look here:
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=techexpressdesc2&express_no=52&page=1
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=techexpressdesc2&express_no=78&page=1

P35 NEO2 FIR compatible with Zalman CNPS7700?

Can I install Zalman CNPS7700 Cu on P35 NEO2 FIR With E6750?
Thanks in advance.

I am not sure if it will fit. In any case, as far as I know the CNPS77000 Cu only has a 3-Pin FAN-Connector. The problem here is that the P35 Neo2-FIR (and all recent MSI Boards) have a 4-Pin CPU Fan Header. If you want to take advantage of the automatic CPU FAN regulation feature of the board, you need a CPU Cooler that has a 4-Pin FAN Connector.
Users have reported that the following CPU Coolers should fit for sure:
http://msi-forum.de/thread.php?postid=279500#post279500
Quote
- Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro
- Scythe Mugen SCINF-1000
- Scythe Ninja Plus SCNJ-1100P
- Thermaltake Blue Orb II CL-P0257
- Thermaltake Silent 775D CL-P0378
- Thermaltake TMG I1 CL-P0370
- Zalman CNPS 8000
- Zalman CNPS 9500 AT
- Zalman CNPS 9700 NT
I am not sure if there is a 4-Pin FAN connector in each case.

MSI P35 NEO2 FR Processor Support issue

Hi,
I am really in love with the P35 Neo2 FR and I really want to buy it, but I have a small doubt. I actually have an Intel P4 3E GHz Prescott (FSB 800,L2 Cache 1MB) which I am somehow forced to keep from my old system because I don't have enough money to buy a new one right now. I am changing all my components except the processor. I have checked the CPU Support chart and my processor is UNDER TESTING . It's not a firm NO as for those with lower FSBs, so I guess there is something.
Should I buy this board to use it a few more months with my old CPU? Will it work properly? Please help me
Thank you in advance,

I can't really advise on this as I do not have this combination, however, you can email MSI for more information.
>>How to contact MSI.<<

MSI P35 Neo2-FR + 2x2GB RAM

1. I'm about to order that combo (MSI P35 Neo2-FR and 2x2GB TeamGroup Elite PC2-6400U CL5-5-5-15), but before I hit the Buy button I want to ask if the MSI motherboard has any known problems with 2GB sticks.
I intend to run the system @ 400MHz FSB so the memory can run at its rated speed 1:1.
2. What BIOS version is recommended here?
3. Does anyone know if the Asus Triton 75 heatsink fits in between all those motherboard heatsinks and heatpipes?

Quote from: AaronYuri on 06-December-07, 04:39:02
Well if 2GB sticks didn't work good with the board what would be the point of the bundle?
I dont understand that remark. Thats the point of this thread, will 4GB work good on the MSI P35?
The CPU will be an E6550.
As for 400MHz, I really hope that MSI didnt make another P965 Platinum here, which has a poor overclocking potential. 400MHz FSB is nothing for my Abit QuadGT and most other P965/P35 based motherboards.
I will be really pissed if the P35 Neo2 wont be able to reach 400MHz FSB.

Msi p35 neo2 fr memory

I want to buy a msi p35 neo2 fr and a e2180 processors and i saw that on msi's memory list for this mobo there isn't any DDR II 800 mentioned for processors with 800 Mhz FSB .This means that the mobo doesn't work with DDR II 800 and a processor with 800 MHz FSB ?

it does work with DDR2 800 and 800mhz fsb.

P35 Neo2 not booting with Crucial Ballistix PC8500 (2.2volts)

This is a psuedo overclocking issue, a mod can move it if need be.
So I got MSI's P35 Neo2 board and I'm frustrated with their whole package. I install everything and get into Windows and was naive enough to consider running MSI's Live Update, which nuked all possibilities of me getting this to the person I was building it for before Christmas. If this post seems too wishy-washy, that's why.
The problem is in the RAM I'm attempting to use. Crucial's Ballistix DDR2 1066 http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.aspx?IMODULE=BL2KIT12864AA1065 wants to be run at 2.2 volts, and before updating the BIOS through live update it worked without a hitch. Now after I ran the update, it gives me errors.
By the way, how in high hell can MSI put out motherboards without documenting them properly? I spent hours trying to find out how to either change the voltage in the BIOS or do the same in Windows through the Dual Core utility. The latter ran, but never actually changed the voltage. And the BIOS - there's nothing in the manual or official online pages that tell you how to change the damn voltage! It was only after I searched through enough forums that a user suggested using Page Up-Page Down. Worked like a charm, but wow, if the manual or BIOS had said as much it would have saved me so much time.
So I do have the BIOS selected at 2.2 volts now, everything else set to auto. I save and reboot, but no luck. After three restarts the board tells me in very broken english that my attempted "overclock" has failed with settings reset to default. I get into the BIOS to find that the voltage is still at 2.2 (which makes sense, otherwise the system wouldn't boot at all, correct?) with all the other settings as they were before.
Question time:
1) The first BIOS revision worked with my RAM perfectly it seemed. Is there a way to "roll back" without busting out a floppy?
2) Why isn't the system booting? I know this is a RAM issue because if I break out a slower stick of DDR2 4200 that runs at the more "normal" 1.8 volts, it can get into Windows just fine. This is how I attempted to set the voltage using MSI's Dual Core utility to no avail.
I've heard good things about MSI motherboards, but these snags I've run into discourage me from using MSI in the future. Running a board's memory or CPU at higher voltages isn't rocket science, in fact so many memory vendors do it right out of the gate it's incredible you have to do the memory hot swap at all.
Any help would be appreciated.

OK, I've reflashed the BIOS back to v1.0 and now I'm able to boot once again with my Ballistix memory. Thank God for forum moderators and USB flash tools.
I might play with the BIOS further - I took a quick look at the revision changes and none really referenced changes in overclocking or RAM compatibility. As I already explained, I won't be able to get this machine to whom it's intended for until after Christmas so at this point I'm in no hurry as the problem is most definitely a BIOS issue.
Also, after examining my voltages confirmed by CPUz after reloading the v1.0 BIOS, the board correctly detected my memory's stock voltage at 2.2v, which is good to know and lines up with what I've experienced beforehand.
Hopefully they can fix this in a future BIOS revision, but since my Q6600 and RAM appears to be detected correctly at the moment I may never bother.
If anyone needs or wants me to look into this further or to reupdate the BIOS one at a time for documentation/research, let me know, otherwise consider this case closed.

Belkin Nostromo n52 and OS X Lion

Hi all,
I just upgraded to Lion from Snow Leopard. On Snow Leopard, I had been using a Belkin Nostromo n52 gaming pad. It had drivers and a System Preferences setting pane. Once I upgraded to Lion, the setting pane for the pad still works just like before but now the system doesn't associate the pad with the settings pane. (I use the settings pane to re-map keys.) The device still work but only as a standard keyboard, which it is not.
I am using a 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-Nick

I have the same problem and came to the same conclusion noted here ... under Lion the Nostromo Array program does not recognize that the device is connected.
But thanks to Nick. I got a copy of ControllerMate ($15) and it's working fine so far.
Some comments notes though. ControllerMate has a significant learning curve. You have to reprogram each key on the Nostromo, but first you have to understand how the programming scheme works. It's pretty simple once you get the hang of it, but it took me a couple of hours to do that.
Also, the hat switch won't work the way you expect it until you cancel out the default values. See this page
http://www.orderedbytes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=256
for info on how to do that. The page also has a file to download that I found useful.
And, setting the color switches is either complicated, or I don't understand it fully yet. So far I don't have that aspect of the Nostromo working properly.
My guess is that once I get this all figured out, I'll keep using ControllerMate even after Belkin upgrades their software. It's a very nice package.

What is the difference between P35 Platinum and P35 Neo2 FIR?

What is the difference between P35 Platinum and P35 Neo2 FIR?
P35 Platinum
P35 Neo2 FIR
BIOS is identical?

The P35 Neo2 is FIR is actually listed as P35 Neo2 FR/FIR. It is what you could call a "modular mainboard". Even if it has the same PCB as the P35 Platinum mainboard, it doesn't necessarily mean, that it will always come with the same features.
If you look at the mainboard manual you will find that the ICH9R-Chipset and Firewire are mentioned as optional features. That means you will be able to purchase versions of this mainboard that will only have an ICH9 chipset and therefore won't support RAID or that don't have a firewire interface.
The abbreviation F,I and R have the following meaning:
F...Gigabit LAN
I... Firewire
R...RAID
In case you decide to buy the P35 Neo2 mainboard, pay close attention to the feature list. Even if the board is listed as FIR by a specific dealer, make sure it really comes with firewire and an ICH9R-chipset. If someone decides to sell the board with the full name that appears on the MSI Support Site (FR/FIR) he might be actually trying to sell a P35 Neo2-F trying to get a better price.

Problems with Pioneer burners and AHCI mode on P35 Neo2-FR (ICH9R)

Well, I did my best to make my two Pioneer SATA DVR-215s work with ICH9R in AHCI mode (changed cables, ports, power supplies, rails, set AHCI SATA ports to none in BIOS, upgraded to latest BIOS and Intel drivers) but nothing seems to solve the issue that burners just do not work properly when Intel controller is in AHCI mode. If ICH9R is set to IDE mode, everything is working properly. If not - burns fail, randomly stop, burners disappear from explorer and device manager with: The device 'PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-215 ATA Device (...) disappeared from the system without first being prepared for removal. and The device, \Device\Ide\IdePort7, did not respond within the timeout period. Now my question is : is this a know issuse with ICH9R - or is this specific to Neo2-F(I)R (guess that it goes for Platinum as they share BIOS) or is it Pioneer fault? Firmware is updated tol atest...
My spec:
Intel Core2Duo 4600
MSI P35 Neo2-FR
4x1 GB DDR2 800 Geil Ultra 4-4-4-12@2V
Chieftec 450W
Seagate 320 GB
XFX 8600GT
edit: forgot - Vista Ultimate SP1 32bit
etc...
Someone?

Yes, the ICHxR series have had issues in the past. I thought they fixed that on the newer series by making ports 5-6 non-AHCI. I have had issues with it booting for installing windows, but once in windows, it seems to work fine for me. Luck me though, my board has the JMicron controller ports (usually blue or an off color). if you have an off color SATA port, that port will be for optical drives or other devices.
also, I see you only list one HD. are you runing RAID? if not I don't think you gain any advantage with AHCI. AHCI is more for RAID setups and you'll need drivers to run them. regular IDE mode needs no extra drivers and usually perform better as the AHCI driver overhead usually puts an extra load on the drives and slows it back down.
If you're unsure, re-check the owners manual. it often covers odd setup configurations in there.
-=Mark=-

P35 Neo2 - OS died, need help restoring RAID after re-install of XP

I have a P35 Neo2 with on-board Intel RAID. I need a bit of help getting a two drive RAID going again after reinstalling XP.
Here's my situation:
Same hardware, MB, etc. I originally set up the system with a 20gb IDE and two 320gb SATA drives. I put the OS on the 20gb, and set the two 320's up as a RAID. I partitioned the 320's into 200gb + 120gb sections on each drive. The 200gb partitions were mirrored between the two drives, and the remaining 120gb on each drive was used as non-RAID storage space.
I picked up a nasty virus-spyware a month or two ago that I was struggling to find a fix for when the OS began to BSOD. I put the 20gb IDE to the side, and put a 40gb IDE in it's place. I re-installed XP on it last night, and now need to get the RAID up and running again.
I went into Disk Management and it showed three dynamic drives with a yellow triangle icon and labeled 'foreign'. I right clicked and found an option to 'import'. I clicked on import and a window popped up showing all of the partitions and logical drives I had previously created on the two drive RAID. I figured I was in business, so I clicked OK.
Disk Management now shows one dynamic disk as 'Online', but still shows two as 'Foreign'. If I right click on them, and chose import, I get the same window showing my partitions and logical drives, but if I click OK, I get a warning message that: "Some of the volumes you are importing will lose data because you have not moved all of your disks to the system."
I'm in over my head at this point, so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
GeoD

A 200gb partition is restored, but the 120gb is not, which is confusing. ALso, when I look at the logical drives in the partition, I'm beginning to think I had the 200gb mirror /120 gb storage backwards. The data restored is not something I would be concerned with losing. It's installed applications, and multimedia files that I could lose without worry.
There is also 70gb dynamic drive labeled Missing. I know I left a small portion of all three of the drives unallocated as a reserve, so that must be what this is. It's like the RAID info is incomplete which leads me to the next piece of info.
Something I didn't initially mention for the sake of brevity, was when I right-clicked on 'Import Disk' the applet noted the disk was 3/3. I assumed that meant disk 3 of 3 disks. I've since begun to wonder if I imported the disks in the wrong order. ie) I should have imported disk 1/3 first.
Do you know how to clear out Disk Mgt's info, so I can start over?
I also noticed only one of the 320 SATA's shows up in Device Mgr, (DM). What I found both confused me and encouraged me.
When I created the array, I named the the drives RAID0 and RAID1. They both show up in DM. But only one of them shows up as the drive model: WDC WD3201ABYS-01B9A0. There should be two of them.
The OS knows there should be a RAID, but for some reason only one of the drives show up as hardware. I rebooted and checked the data and power supply cables, (connected), the BIOS, (both drives show up) and both drives show up in Disk Mgt. Just not in DM.
Does that mean the HD has died?
Part of my difficulty is I had a brain injury in 2001, followed by another in 2003. The 2nd injury caused 6 months of what the docs call it a walking coma - I walked and talked, but have no memory of the time.
When I 'woke up' in the Fall of 2003, I found I had lost considerable cognitive function and other problems. These problem have ended up disabling me, (I'm now on SS Disability).
Until then I had been a 'System Admin' for micro-businesses, (max - 15 computers). I built systems and servers, installed networks, maintained them and did all the support. Basically I was these company's Sys Admin on an as-needed basis.
One thing I lost was the ability to troubleshoot and repair hardware. Combined with other cognitive problems, I was forced into closing my business. At the time, I was maintaining close to fifty offices; ~20 had Peer-to-Peer networks & ~20 had servers I had built.
What's doubly frustrating is I was just getting ready to sign up with an online backup service when I got hit with a nasty malware/virus that's so new there's no info on the 'net about it. I got entangled in trying to fix it and spaced out the online back up. Now I find myself in a situation where I desperately need to restore the data on these RAID drives. Because of the memory problems I now have, I completely depend on my computer as an auxiliary 'brain' - I have stuff on these drives that I have to have.
I didn't do much with RAID when I was still in the biz, and this is the first time I've had problems with a RAID of my own, so I'm struggling to figure this stuff out.
Should I be able to install one of these drives by itself so I can get the data from it? The way I understand the theory of RAID is that if one drive dies, you can put another in and the mirrored portion will re-create itself on the new drive. Couldn't that be a way to get the important data off the drive or drives if they don't want to go back together as a RAID?
I could back each up to the online service and then just rebuild them. Not my first choice, but it would reduce my stress level if I thought I could do it.
Sorry to go on, but now you can see why I'm both struggling & worried.
Thanks for any info or help.
Later,
GeoD

P35 Platinum & P35 Neo2 Series

beta BIOS for P35 Platinum & P35 Neo2 Series(MS-7345, PCB 1.1) ver V1.4B3:
BIOS Sign-on message: A7345IMS V1.4B3 083107 (Date: 08/31/2007)
Attachment name: P35 Platinum and P35 Neo2 Series 1.4B3.zip
Make and ensure PC is stable before proceed. flash BIOS from USB key, by using our Tool(easy & safe way to flash):
MSI Forum HQ USB Flashing Tool
Use Beta or Modded BIOSes at own risk!
Feeback are Welcome!!! Thanks!!

Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 25-September-07, 04:00:50
A new BETA has just surfaced in the German MSI Forum: A7235IMS.151 (09/21/07).
For anyone interested, here is a Link to the BIOS (use at your own risk!):
http://msi-forum.de/thread.php?threadid=31968&threadview=1&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=3#post281405
Changelog will follow shortly. The admin did not find the time yet.
The changelog did not follow that shortly after all, but it goes like this:
Quote
Fix some DDR can not boot issue
There seems to be a new beta (1.5b2) around. Unfortunately I don't have a link to it, but here is the changelog:
Quote
Fix Smart FAN Fail from S3 wake up issue
Here it the Link to BIOS 1.52 BETA. The BIOS was just uploaded. Use it at your own risk!!
http://www.msi-forum.de/thread.php?threadid=31968&threadview=1&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=4#post283564

P35 Neo2/FR and Nostromo n52

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for