P35 platinum mobo temps

happy new year to all .now then ive been running everest v4.60 util and it shows my mobo temps at highest 56c during gaming and then cools down to 40c when just touring the web and normal desktop stuff. now i am not having any issues no bsods noprobs whilst thrashing my system playing nfs undercover (very fast on grapffics) or farcry2 just wondering are these temps normal or is my mobo telling me its got problems thanks in advance for all help

Played Farcry2 with medium to high settings for more than 2 hours.
My cpu temp reached 40c and mb temp about 50C with ambeint room temp is around mid 25 here in mumbai winter.
I have a brand new:
Core 2 Duo e7300 2.66
MSI 9300/730i mobo
Corsair XMS2 2GB kit
ThermalTake RealPower 500W SMPS with 120mm intake fan installed top of the case with fan pointing downwards.
And 80mm case fan.

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P35 platinum mobo heat

ok ive just put 4 sticks of 2gb samsung pc2 6400 (800mhz stock) and my mobo temps whilst playing farcry2 got upt0 50c(according to everest utility) ...should i be concerned or is this normal when putting 8 gig og ram on mobo..i thank all in advance

idle 19c and 29c full on hope this info helps my mobo temps have settled down to 42c after 20 mins and cpu is still at 19c idle ........but still goes to 50c during farcry2

SLI and P35 Platinum Mobo

Is it possible to run a setup with two 6800GT cards on the MSI P35 Platinum Motherboard? If it is, any idea where I might find an SLI bridge for the cards?
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Pete

SLI requires an nVidia chipset that supports it. You have a board that uses an Intel chipset.

P35 Platinum Mobo - PC will not power off, restarts immediately

After 4 weeks of excellent performance my new PC will not shut down but restarts immediately. I have tried the following, reseated all power connectors, set bios to "failsafe", reset CMOS and checked all other cable connections to drives etc so I am now stuck.
I am running Vista Ultimate, Core 2/Quad E9300, 4gb Ram, 2 X 500gb samsung SATA HDD's, Nvidia GeForce 9600GT. The only thing I did not check before posting was the BIOS version so I will reboot and post it subsequently.
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Colin

Hello corkyboy,
in BIOS, go to the section labeled Power Management Setup -> Wake Up Event Setup and disable all options that have to do with Resume (especially Resume by PCI Device (PME#) and Resume by PCI-E Device).
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Bios details: A7345Ims v1.4 090407
Also, note that your CPU is not officially supported before BIOS A7345IMS.180 (v1.80). If you decide to update your BIOS at any point please do not use MSI Live Update but the forum's USB flashing tool. It is a much safer method.

Problem installing MSI P35 Platinum & MSI NX8600GT & windows XP

Hi all,
I just bought my MSI P35 platinum mobo and MSI NX8600GT graphics card.
Was trying to install XP on it. During installation, got the following error message :
A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.
If this is the first time you've seen this Stop error screen, restart your computer. If this appears again, follow these steps:
Check to be sure you have adequate disk space. If a driver is identified in the Stop message, disable the driver or check with the manufacturer for driver updates. Try changing video adapters.
Check with your hardware vendor for any BIOS updates. Disable BIOS memory options such as caching or shadowing. If you need to use safe mode to remove or disable components, restart your computer, press F8 to select Advanced Startup Options, and then select Safe Mode.
Technical Information:
*** Stop : 0X0000007E (0XC0000005, 0XF748E0BF, 0XF78DA208, 0XF78D9F08)
*** pci.sys - Address F748E0BF base at F7487000, DateStamp 3b7d855c
Then it just freezes there. Any ideas how I can resolve this ? Please help
Thanks ...

Quote from: NovJoe on 07-February-08, 00:17:44
Please post your full system specs and PSU specs amps.
Moan Guide
my system specs
Intel Pentium 4 - Intel E8200, LGA775 2.66GHz, 6MB L2 cache, 1333 Mhz FSB, 45nm
MSI P35 Platinum
3 x 1GB DDR2 Kingston 6400 CL5 800MHz
320GB Seagate SATA HDD
MSI NX8600GT 256MB
Windows XP Pro
PSU : I-CUTE ATX-450W/P4
The HDD was detected correctly in BIOS, memory also detected, Graphics card seems ok (how I can tell ?)
rgds

P35 Platinum and eSata problem

I recently bought a WD My Book Premium ES 500GB and when i try to connect it via eSata cable, it doesn't work.My system can't recognize the drive, it doesn't show up in BIOS screen where HDD's are. I tried 2 different eSata cables but nothing.Via USB2 connection it works fine.
My system Specs are: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600,MSI P35 Platinum Mobo with latest BIOS update 1.1, 2GB RAM DDR2, Asus X1950XT VGA,Tagan 500W PSU.
I tried both eSata ports at the Back Panel of my motherboard but none worked with My Book.
Is there a problem with My Book? or is a compatibility issue?

Make sure you have set the switch or whatever your external drive has, to E-Sata mode. I'm sure you probably already did that but just sayin!
I have a different board AND different external drive but after playing with my setup for a whole day trying to get the esata to work, it finally dawned on me that I had not set the switch from USB to Esata (no wisecracks please
As soon as I did the switch, the Esata started working just fine.
GL

P35 Platinum - CPU Cooler of Choice for a Quiet Solution

Hello Everyone...I'm going to put together a build with a P35 Platinum mobo. Would others care to offer what CPU Coolers they are using that are quiet? I want to go with a 100+mm fan solution, but I'd like to hear from others here with any good or bad luck with a larger cooler on this board.
Thanks!

Thanks for responses, very helpful. I have a slight worry about the board having enough room for a larger cooler and wondered if anyone here had some experience with size limitations. If a Scythe Ninja would fit, then probably anything would fit.
Sorry to spawn another thread off this topic, but my other concern was the reports of the heatsink being used on the P35 for the south bridge sitting up a bit high and preventing video cards (i.e. 8800 GTS/GTX) from seating properly. I did see a post in here some place referring to that, and the poster stated the heatsink was not preventing the card from seating in the socket far enough to prevent connectivity. But that was the only reference I found in this forum. Does anyone have anything new to say in this regard as well? What cards are people using with this board would be helpful. I am a huge MSI fan so don't sling anything at me, but I find it disappointing that this issue occurred and even a review on the P35 with an MSI graphics cards was used to demonstrate this flaw (http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/462). So I suspect that some video cards may be fine based on their design and I would like to know which if possible.
Thanks for your support and continued spending!
Michael

P35 Platinum can handle 4x1GB ?

I'd like to know from other whether they can confirm/deny the P35 Platinum board can handle all the 4 slots filled with a 1GB module, other sites seem to report problems with this config and the P35 chipset (something to do with the limited Northbridge capacity), but I really am curious after your experiences.
At what FSB + mem speeds where you able to use all the 4 slots ?

Quote from: Moldie on 24-January-08, 15:47:28
Just remember not every board is the same and watch temps but here you go
www.nicksam.ukfsn.org/Mobo/
He, many thanks for that ...
I noticed you set the RAID mode to AHCI, but have you then subsequently setup a RAID in the BIOS with just 1 hard drive, or didn't you have to do that ? Did you use the Intel Matrix Storage driver under Vista/XP or just the default Windows AHCI drivers ?

Can't install Vista Ult x64 or XP Pro on new MSI P35 Platinum setup

I am unsuccessful when trying to install. XP or Vista on those system. I boot with the CD/DVD they both go through the loading files screens, but once it completes it freezes completely and just idles.
And the LED3 lightis always RED.
I am unsure what to do at this point. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Intel E6850 3.0 gHz
MSI P35 Platinum
MSI 8800GTX
2 GB OZC
Seagate 7000.9 160 GB
Corsair HX620W
According to the MB the
CPU Temp is 96 - 110 C
System is 36 C

Ok....It appears that my cpu heatsink was not bolted down correctly. After fixing that the temp idels around 45 in BIOS... *sigh*

MSI P35 Platinum keeps crashing

Hello!
I have the following setup:
MSI P35 Platinum w/ 1.6 BIOS
INTEL E6750
CRUCIAL BALLISTIX 2x1GB DDR2 1066
MSI 512MB HD2600XT
PC Power and Cooling PSU 750W Single Rail
WD 80GB SATA HDD w/ OS
SEAGATE 320GB HDD for storage
Since i built this system ive been having several stability issues. Sometimes it will just completely freeze and video will go on standby. Lately whenever i play WOW or COD4 it will just crash the game, the machine is fine but it will quit the game. Ive tried MS memory test and also MEMTEST and both give me no error. Checked HDD for error and there fine. Latest GPU drivers off ATI website. Also when i run CPUZ latencies are wayyy higher than specs. And if i run my mem at 800 it will work fine. I know it may e some settings i have wrong, please help me.
Regards,
Leo Torres

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So ill just leave them at 800mhz.
Should i just change the FSB Ratio to lower the RAM to 800MHZ?
Leo,
Use the BIOS default settings.
Your DDR2 modules with 5-5-5-15 at 1.85-1.9V (the default DDR2 voltage on MSI mobos) are running at 800MHz.
And that's because they're DDR2-800 ...
Do not mess up the FSB. INTEL E6750 is a great processor.
You need stability, not troubles!
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i have the same problem, but with WINTEC AMPX 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR2 1066 (PC2 8500) 5-5-5-15 v2.2
The same situation: you bought a pair of factory-overclocked DDR2-800 memory modules.
cheers

Msi P35 platinum: bios auto-raises NB & SB voltages when fsb over 316

Why does this happen when I'm overclocking FSB in bios and reaching over 316, NB voltage goes 1.250V->1.450V and SB I/O Power 1.5V->1.8V automatically. Both are in red text after this.
Of course, I can try to lower these settings back to normal but never tried.. I've just left these raised voltage settings because everything is running fine (now E2140@2816MHz,352FSB). But are these settings safe (NB 1,45V and SB I/O 1,8V) ??
I know that raising NB voltage is necessary when raising up FSB but SB I/O Power voltage?
Should I try lower these voltages and see if my computer is still stable?
I have bios v1.6, mobo msi p35 platinum rev1.1...
Please help me

this is probably due to overclock jumper's setting for FSB STRAP(200/266/333).
With my Neo 2 Fr (pretty similar) about the same happen to me but at 382...then I moved the jumper to the 333 setting (see manual) and no more change in voltage of NB and SB over 382.
If you do so, be careful on your setting before the change of position of the jumper as it automaticaly add 67 mhz to the FSB and so the system may not start because of too high cpu freq. Be careful also on memory multiplier (before the change set it to 1:1 or calculate the ram freq. (FSB+67 mhz and your memory multiplier)) as the system may not start because of the RAM.
However even if it not start after 2-3 reboot it start in safe mode(as after OC) and you can change the settings.
My advice:I think your cpu fsb by default is 200, if so and if you don't plan to go over 382 set the jumper to 266 (you should be ok with voltages until 382mhz of FSB.
Always remember what said over about the +67 mhz on FSB when you move the jumper!!!!

MSI P35 Platinum EEPROM

Hi, I need some information urgently. My friend owns the Asus M4A79 Deluxe motherboard. I'ts about 2 weeks old now, and he tried to mod his BIOS. It failed, because he didn't follow my precise instructions. Now, he has nothing more than a piece of paper, it's dead.
Is there anyone that can tell me where I can find the EEPROM of my MSI P35 Platinum motherboard? Where is the EEPROM located on the MS-7345 motherboard? I know it'll be an 8-pin IC, which is soldered to the board.
My idea is to do a hotflash, i want to desolder my BIOS chip & solder a IC holder to the board, then, use my mobo as an EEPROM Programmer. I don't want to disasemble my whole PC just to find out that the EEPROM is integrated in the chipset, so if possible, can anyone tell me wheter the MSI P35 Platinum has an EEPROM located on the board & where exactly can I find it?

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I was wondering, isn't it possible to connect his BIOS chip to my motherboard's JSPI1 connector & program it from there?
I highly doubt that. But even if that was possible, how would you want to establish communication from (let's say) DOS to whatever you connect to the JSPI1 header?
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but it's not 100% straight forward, I'll have to read up on this.
I am sure, you will figure it out.
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Also, I'll build the LPT circuit as soon as I have time, but with which tool will I reprogram the chip with?
Oh, you will definately find it, once you do some reading (there are direct links to it in the articles I pointed you to). However, here is a link to the English Download Site of the Czech Programmer that made it:
http://www.volny.cz/rayer/programm/programe.htm
Scroll down until you see a tool called SPIPGM in the list.
When I used the an older version of the tool (after building the described SPI Cable) to reprogram the BIOS Chip of my P45 Platinum after a bad flash, the tool did not entirely support the chip yet (Macronix MX25L3205 in my case). However, it was able to detect it anyway (FlashROM JEDEC ID: EF3016h) and when it does not know its size it will simply prompt you to enter it.
An additional alternativ, which may actually be the fastest way to fix things, would be to simply order a new chip and have it programmed for you with a working BIOS Image. I don't know where you live and what places there are near you that offer this kind of service. Over here in Germany, I know at least one place that does this kind of stuff:
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bios-fix.de%2Fcatalog%2Fproduct_info.php%3FcPath%3D1_28%26products_id%3D139
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I was considering to use an old ATi Graphics Card as an EEPROM Programmer, since it also has an 8-pin EEPROM with the exact same pinout. The hardware is not problem, I can quickly assemble it, but the software would be the problem, ATi's tools wont program an 8-megabit (1 megabyte) BIOS chip?
Another thing, the LAN ROM of the P35 Platinum, that can also be used?
No idea, never tried that nor have I ever thought about it.
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1.) The 3.3V are connected to 3 pins (WP, Vcc & HLD)
Yep.
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2.) There are 4 resistors, 150-ohm? or is it 150-kohm?
150 Ohm

MSI P35 Platinum Load Plate Cover

On my motherboard (an MSI P35 Platinum), the processor socket has a load plate to cover the CPU after it's put in place. You use the load lever to secure the load plate. But the load lever, on my mobo, requires what feels to me an excessive amount of force to secure the load plate in place. I don't want to damage the processor, so I'm inquiring here. Can anyone with experience tell me how much force is usually required? The CPU is lined up correctly...

It felt like a lot of pressure, just make sure your two notches are lined up and grunt like a man.

P35 Platinum Restart-Hangup problem

Hi, happy new year to all.
Well, yesterday I bought some PC parts and did an upgrade but I'm facing a lot of problems....random re-starts and hangups about every 45min !!!
My specs are:
-Q6600 G0 Stepping
-MSI P35 Platinum
-GSKILL DDR2 1000 8GB (4x2GB)
-eVGA 8800 GTS 640
-Thermaltake toughpower 650W (W0104RU)
-LG DVDRW Sata
-WD 500GB RE2 sata
-Seagate 250GB N35 sata
-Maxtor 160GB sata
-Soundblaster X-FI fatal1ty
-Vista Enterprise 64bit
The system isn't overclocked, all settings are default and bios is 1.6. Any help will be appreciated!
Thanks

Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 04-January-08, 07:41:24
A few questions regarding your current setup:
1) How are your system temperatures (CPU core temps, GPU temps, system temp etc). Use SpeedFan/Everest/Core Temp to monitor your system temperatures.
2) Is DOT disabled in BIOS? If not, please disable DOT immediately and see if there is any change in system behaviour.
3) Is MSI Dual Core Center installed/running when this happens? If yes, uninstall that tool for further tests.
4)
Try to loosen RAM performance settings for testing:
- reduce memory freqency to 667 MHz in BIOS
- manually set RAM timings to 5-5-5-18 in BIOS
- set memory voltage to 1.9/1.95/2V for testing
5) Have you installed the Vista Patch for more than 3Gb of RAM?
1) CPU: 31C 34C 31C 31C; GPU: 60C; System: 45C (speedfan). Here in Panama ambient temp is somewhere between 25-31C
2)Yes DOT is disabled all time
3)I never installed dual core center
4)Currently is running @800
5)I downloaded the patch and it says that doesn't apply to my system (Vista 64bit)
I found that when disabling the x-fi, the system runs OK. Is there any issues with that x-fi or 64bit driver? I ask because previously I was running vista 32bit with that same soundcard and everything was OK.
Thanks for the replies!

P35 platinum crazy problem

we're professional pc producers
we're building 2 workstations with this components:
cabinet coolermaster stacker
p35 platinum
kingston memories (667,800,1066)
hdd western 320gb
psu coolermaster real power 700w
nvidia quadro 1500
now:
with 700w cooler master psu system wont boot or post, fan start about 3 sec then quit
no beeps, no leds.
with others psu's EVEN CHEAP 450W OR 500W system post FINE!!!
AND THE 700W COOLER MASTER IS WORKING PERFECTLY! cause it works with 10/20 other machines.
we've updated every kind of bios release
we've switched 667,800,1066 memory from kingston, a-data o buffalo
we've unplugged all peripherals
so. any1 ideas?
the problem is the same with all 2 mobos
1mill $ at guys that solve this issue

Quote from: RemusM on 21-March-08, 22:51:04
http://forum.coolermaster.com/viewtopic.php?p=79607
They suspect a ground issue, but also have been reported several 12V rail "abnormal behaviours".
hi all, thanks for posts. we already switched to enermax psus and everything is going just fine.
but the question about cooler master psu still remain...we've done some electric tests, but we didnt find any ground problems...regard the 12V rail...an "abnormal behaviours" is a *very* generic definition of the problem, so we dont understand where we have to look...
It would be nice to find where really is the problem, so we really can say they products are "mediocres" and feel free of suggest them or not...this way product judgment can be based on real technical facts and not personal opinions...

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