P965 neo-f, bug of fsb 350Mhz, why?

Thanks to the software " Core Center ", I succeeded has to see why my pc did not boot if I ask for bigger FSB than 350Mhz, in fact the motherboard is still limited even if in the bios, we announce us a limit @ 500Mhz, it was passed in fact by 333 @ 350.
If the question could be put in the developers which work on the bios of this motherboard, that would be very well.
I think that heat-pipes are not compulsory to obtain a successful product.
Developers have to show us the potential of P965 (and not to restrain it as on this screenshot, that is voluntary or not)
We want that the limitations is removed
Thank you in advance and sorry if my syntax in English is not good.
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P965 Neo overclock 350Mhz FSB. Failed.

Hi.
I use a E6700 wich runs @ 3,3 ghz very good and Infineon 2Gb DDR2-800 RAM .
I was very happy with my mobo and my 333 mhz till i see a guy with - i think it was a E6600, @ 3,6ghz (dont know wich mobo).
1. Whats the overclock record with a P965 Neo and a Conroe, specially with a E6700?
2. Is the P965 Platnium much better for overclocking and can I change the voltage for my cpu?
Thanks for helping

firstly overclocking is not an exact science ... also need to consider is the Nb getting hot ? if not and its barly warm to the touch with out a fan then you may need to replace the aluminum crud msi used and use a good thermal compound as this will allow the hs to disapate heat better , then put a fan on it .. the cooler the better . also what are your temps ? and what type of memory u using ?

P965 Neo bios 1.10 no more 300+ fsb

Hey. I updated the bios to version 1.10 on my MSI P965 Neo and to my amazement the system now freezes when I try to go over 300 FSB. What happened, is it the memory timings bug again? Anyone knows?

Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 16-September-07, 19:59:50
Please have a look at this thread first: MOAN GUIDE .... and provide full system specs.
Why don't you just roll back to the BIOS Version you had before, if it more suited to OC your system?
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Going 9x333 = 3GHz wasn't a problem with bios ver 1.6.
Use BIOS v1.6 then.
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the cpu temp showed way off temperatures
Which application did you use to monitor your temps?
The most important temps to watch are your core temperatures. Usw Core Temp to monitor them correctly.
The CPU temp reading has most probably to do with the application your were using.
There is no sensor actually attached to you CPU that could measure such a temp.

P965 neo-f v1 and new intel Pentium E3200 FSB of 800 MHz and 1MB L2

Hi , the question is about the new processor and compatibility with p965 neo-f v1.1 because the new
e3200 replace the 2xxx serie with same 1mb L2 but 45nm process . by the way the 5xxx serie dont work for p965 neo-f v1.1 ( bad news for me ) it is possible that this one functions with this new model E3200 2.6Ghz fsb 800 MHz 1MB L2 45nm ? thank you for your answer !

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Hi , the question is about the new processor and compatibility with p965 neo-f v1.1 because the new
e3200 replace the 2xxx serie with same 1mb L2 but 45nm process .
Thats not actually correct, the Pentium Dual Core series E5xxx replaces the Pentium Dual Core E2xxx series, The Celeron Dual Core E3xxx series replaces the Celeron Dual Core E1xxx series.

Overclocking problem with P965 NEO

Hi, i actually have a problem with cpu and memory.
my settings are:
MSI P965 NEO
2x 1Gb Gskill DDR2 800Mhz 4-4-3-5 2.0v
Core2duo e6300
zalman 9500CPN
i want to overclock the micro, and set the ram to the proper timigns, if i set all to auto, and the FSB to 300Mhz, the ddr speed raises to 473Mhz, and it's not what i like, i just want to reach a 1:1 FSB ratio and increase only cpu FSB not RAM fsb.
Here i dont have the FSB:DRAM ratio, like i used to have in my asus.
Ok, going to the point, i want to know how to increase cpu fsb and not the ram mhz. and also put the ram to the full spec.
the ram is at AUTO and the speed manually to 667 because the problems i found with CPU-Z.
The SPD reports 400Mhz, 4-4-3-5-24(trc)-2T
Thanks,
Ariel

Quote from: pszemia on 23-May-07, 01:22:26
i want to overclock the cpu without overclocking the ram, is that possible with this motherboard??
for example: 333Mhz cpu and stay at 800Mhz for ram
the cpuz is reading actually 379 (i cant remember the exact value, but is around this) for ram when i have set to manual 667 why this happen??? (the cpu is at 300)
The memory speeds you can select are not absolute but FSB:RAM dividers
533Mhz equals the 1:1 divider
667Mhz equals the 4:5 divider
800Mhz equals the 2:3 divider
This means if you select 667Mhz RAM in bios you don't force 667Mhz but you select a FSB:RAM ratio of 4:5
At stock FSB of 266Mhz this makes : 266 / 4 = 66.5 * 5 = 333 Mhz (666 Mhz DDR) wich is the 667Mhz you select.
However, if you change FSB the RAM speed changes along with it.
So, for your 300Mhz this makes : 300 / 4 = 75 * 5 = 375 Mhz wich is +- the 379 Mhz cpuZ reads.
If you want 333Mhz fsb and ram @ 800 select 667Mhz RAM in bios and set FSB to 333Mhz, also enter RAM timings manually.
This will result in 333 / 4 = 83.25 * 5 = 416 Mhz (832 Mhz DDR) for ram - The gskill should be able to take this mild 32Mhz overclock.
The board might not make it to 333Mhz tho - It's a budget board wich overclocks poorly.

Overclocking E4300 using P965 NEO

Hi Fellas. Finally, got this system running and here are my experiences, so far:
1) This board is soooo limited, the maximum FSB which is there in the BIOS is 265MHz.
2) No TRUE 1:1 FSB/RAM ratio because the lowest RAM speed it supports is 266MHz while the CPU is stuck at 200MHz (800 strap).
Managed an overclock of 250MHz so far (2.25GHz haven't tried more).
The best part is that I was able to O/C HIGHER on an INTEL (946GZIS) board where I got this chip to 2.4GHz using Clockgen! haha can you beat that? I hope they can do something with the BIOS, otherwise this is sucky-sucky. I hope MSI realizes that the E4300 is one of THE best chips to overclock and that this board doesn't do it much justice.
In the meantime, would appreciate it if others using a similar configuration could share their experiences too.
Thanks.

I too bought an e4300 together with a P965 Neo. Same results here: absolute limit of 250mhz FSB.
So I mailed MSI support.. and they sent me a bios update: the still unreleased 1.7. So I flashed the bios, hoping it would fix the problem.
But no. Nothing. Not even a minor change. I guess they haven't fixed the strap issue that EagleDM is talking about.
So I went back to the store, and found out that changing my MoBo is difficult and costly. Has to do with vista or something. I'm no expert.
To tell you the truth... I might even consider changing it anyway. I've read reviews of ppl overclocking the e4300 past 3ghz. And I'm stuck at 2.2. Even with my brand new Zalman CNSP9500 cooler, which I regret buying now. Stressed CPU temps below 40c are not exactly optimal imho.
So don't get your hopes up for the 1.7 bios upgrade, guys. I'm very sorry to have to tell you this.
*edit* Mmm by upping some voltages (RAM) I was able to get past the wall of 250. got it to 265mhz fsb now. Orthos has been running for some time now on blended test.. I have no idea wether or not it was the update, or my own noobness. Anyway, I'm not even gonna try getting past 265 now. I'm way to happy for another bios reset. I guess you guys just have to bug MSI for 1.7 and try it out yourselves :-)

MSI P965 Neo - Bios?

Anyone got a bios for MS-7235 that has fixed the bugs?

Quote from: wconstantine on 22-January-07, 03:36:12
I'm running bios version 1.6.62 with the motherboard MS-7235 aka. MSI P965 Neo. E6600 @ 2,7 GHz (300x9) FSB:DRAM 1:1.
Corsair Value S. PC5300 DDR2 2048MB Kit w/two matched Value Select 1024MB running at 600 Mhz. Dual Channel.
450W PSU.
3V 3,31V
+5 5,33V
+12 11,96V
Vcore is at 1.325V by default.
vdimm at 1.9V
Stock cooler idle 39 degrees and 59 at load with orthos prime95 for dual core.
That should be enough of system information?
The bug I have! If I take my FSB to 301 it just dies. I have to reset bios in order to make the computer work again. 300+ and it's gone. I've tried BIOS and Windows clocking. The only difference is that in Windows I don't have to reset bios
I've disabled Speedstep, C1E, Spread Spectrum, HPET and I'm running my memories at "auto" timers. I've tried with manual there but same problem. The memories run at 4-4-4-12 533mhz in bios but in Windows it shows 1:1. So 600Mhz.
This is not a bug....it's normal, Intel are not like AMD that have divider in CPU....the low value for ram it's 533, that it mean at default memory go at 266 like FSB at 266. RAM:FSB = 1:1. RAM 667 are RAM:FSB = 5:4 . RAM 800 are RAM:FSB = 3:2 .
Probably you have not understand this and like functions intel system and you think is a bug! :P

Can i get MSI P965 Neo (MS-7235) for 1333fsb support by updating bios?

Hi,
Im new in this forum hope this is right place to ask this.
I got motherboard: MSI P965 Neo (MS-7235)
So it only supports 1066fsb?
I have e6850 processor, so can i get this motherboard to support that processor by updating bios?
according to this msi.com
it says fsb 1333, why?
cpu-upgrade.com
this site says 1066....

Quote from: duudeli111 on 13-September-14, 03:54:54
according to this msi.com
it says fsb 1333, why?
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P965_Neo.html#hero-specification
• Supports FSB 1066/800 MHz
http://ark.intel.com/products/27730/Intel-82P965-Memory-Controller
Supported FSBs : 1066MHz

P965 Neo-F and Core 2 Duo E6750 ... #@?!

So this topic is about combination MSI P965 Neo-F and Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 processor ...
question is ... is this combination possible ?
... its possible to BIOS 1.10 has support for E6750 ?
... ... its possible to eat bannana each day without consequences ?

hmm :-( so ... thank you for answers
what i can say now ... i made my own research
NovJoe: .. P965 Neo-F ... no P965 Neo-F V2 ...
Maesus: i trying to be friendly to each user here ... but i can be little bit sarcastic when i talking about P965 Neo-F, because this mobo is simply not well designed (i have almost one year experience with this mobo ... please accept it ... i am serious and not angry, hostile or "firebrandy")
Quote from: Maesus on 31-July-07, 13:28:00
The answer is NO. Does NOT support.
OK, thanks for link ... i see this before of course ... and look at right top corner - there is "Since BIOS Version 1.9". So we can click to BIOS tab on this site and we will see this "Version 1.10 Update Date 2007-07-05"...
(i hope you see the diference...i really asking for somthing for what i not found answer in this forum or old MSI papers)
So its on me to explain why i opened this thread ... there is place for others who HAVE this mobo and tryed BIOS v1.10 (and newer versions in future) and has any experience with this etc etc.. or directly with E6750 (or simply 1333Mhz cpus). Without rant... without voodoo...
RemusM: Many thanks to you for not attacking me ... again and again i found your replies verry useful a serious (and with sense for humor... good thing i mean)
to your answer ... ok. I know that owners of this board have problem to reach 333Mhz on FSB (base frequency - needed to 1333Mhz cpus) and 1333Mhz is not supported (like in cases of many other boards .. for example Neo-F Platinum).
P965 Platinum is able to run this processor ..
Neo-F V2, Neo2 ...(sometime also called Neo-FI, Neo2-F V2, Neo2-FI etc etc) ... are also now able to run with E6750
And this mobos aren't originaly designed for this purposes...
... now, do you see what i mean? ... its about future support ...
will have this mobo in future support for 1333Mhz ? It is possible ?
but i have bad feeling that this mobo is mistake and MSI know it (Neo2 is proof for me) ... and support will silently die ...

P965 Neo JMicron ?buggy? in PATA-mode and cannot install newest driver

I have a MSI P965 Neo and a PATA HDD (alone on the IDE-cable)
if I copy some big files over network (via onboard realtek) from 2 other computers in my network:
PATA:
a) files are ok (correct md5), without the JMicron-driver 1.06.01.00 from MSI website, but very slow speed and laggy mouse.
b) files are NOT ok, with JMicron-driver 1.06.01.00, speed is fast, mouse are ok.
if I use a PATA-2-SATA adapter from a friend and the HDD is
a) hooked on JMicron-SATA-Port, with JMicron-driver 1.06.01.00, files are ok.
b) hooked on intel-port, files are ok.
I did some tests with a dlink-NIC on msi mobo, but in PATA-mode on JMicron still errors.
so for the JMicron in PATA-mode there is a bug, in SATA-mode not.
I have hope with with the new driver from MSI site vesion 1.14.00.00 but this one won´t install - got a dialog with "updatedriverforplugandplaydevices: error".
any help ? coz I cannot use the PATA-2-SATA adapter from my friend forever and buying one isn´t a big deal but I paid already for not 100% bugfree msi p965 neo.
update:
filecopy from internal hdd to external usb-hdd, is not a problem, only over network. so JMicron in PATA-mode produces errors if realtek-onboard-chip is under load or an other NIC.
OS was WinXP SP2 32bit, but WinXP x64 has the same problem.
I tried also older realtek drivers but no success.
but Vista RC1 has no errors with filecopy over network with jmicron in pata-mode, with Vista´s default drivers for JMicron and realtek-nic

I got the same problem with "HANGING"... the whole system freezes (mouse and sound for example) when I access my DVD burner, e.g. wenn I insert a new DVD, and/or copy a file like VTS_04_1.VOB to my system (just for testing). I never experienced this behaviour in any PC system before... This isn't acceptable on a 2 gig, 6600 core 2 duo system.
I played World of Warcraft recently, and burned a video DVD from a hdd image file at the same time - which should be blindfoldly managed on a core 2 duo 6600.
on my old system (an amd, single core) the same action would have no effect on the game. But on my new MSI board system, there were major hangs to the game... Just when the system accessed the DVD burner.
More strange appears to me, that accessing the second DVD device, the DVD-R (just reading) doesn't cause any hangs to my system.
I never had any of this occurences in any PC before ... This must have something to do with the Jmicron IDE to SATA2 "bridge".
I got the JMB36X 1.14.01.exe and the latest BIOS
My system specifications read as follows:
1x 3R Systems DCase R202, silver be quiet
1x SilentMaxx 480Watts, 19dB extra silent
1x MSI P965 Neo-F Socket775, FSB800/1066 ATX PCI-E16x
2x CSX1024MB DDR2 DIMM, 800MHz, original Value
1x Core 2 Duo E6600 (2,4GHz 4MB), Box S775
1x GeForce 7900 GTX 512 MB Gigabyte, TV-Out/DVI Retail
2x SATA2 250GB Samsung SP2504C
1x LG GSA-H20L Black Lightscribe, Retail Nero+Kabel
1x Lite-ON DVD-ROM SHD-16H5S-05C, 16X
Hoping there will be a fix soon... I noticed this strange behaviour at once, when I installed Heroes of Might and Magic V (just after I bought my new system) and wondered, why the installation routine takes SOOOO long and consumes one core cpu completely....
Regards,
chingom

MSI P965 Neo-F (MS-7235) problem booting from USB flash drive

Hi, all!
I was wondering if someone can help me. I am trying to install Windows 7 x64 on my 320GB HDD that is connected to my MSI P965 Neo-F (MS-7235) mobo (The CPU is a Core2Duo 6600 with 6GB of RAM). I created a bootable USB 8GB flash drive using Microsoft's "Windows 7 DVD USB Download Tool" and bootsect.exe (Needed to create a boot sector on the USB drive) from the MS store. I successfully tested the resulting bootable USB drive using freeware MobaLiveCD (Sorry, you'll have to Google "mobalivecd" since this forum doesn't seem to allow external links) running under Windows XP SP3 x86 (32bit). Under MobaLive's QEMU, Windows 7 setup loaded its files and produced an error message basically saying that it could not install Windows 7 x64 under an x86 OS (No surprise there since QEMU is emulating a 32bit processor - The point is that the bootable USB drive I created works).
I then went into my mobo's CMOS and under Advanced BIOS Features -> Boot Sequence -> 1st Boot Device, set the value to "USB-HDD" and rebooted my machine. The USB drive probably was not detected by the mobo under that setting because it proceeded to boot from my HDD which is the 2nd Boot Device. I repeated the same process using each one of the four USB ports in the rear of the mobo (I don't have the optional USB panel that the MSI users manual mentions) to no avail. I also tried setting the 1st Boot Device to "USB-FDD" and repeated the process for each USB port but the mobo still will not boot from the USB drive (It does not recognize it). When I set the 1st Boot Device to "USB-ZIP" and rebooted, the mobo hangs after "Verifying DMI Pool Data ..." which is no surprise since I am not using a USB ZIP drive but a USB flash drive. It appears that under that setting, it recognizes that there is a USB device attached but it is expecting a response (From a USB ZIP drive). I had no idea it would be this frustrating to boot from a USB flash drive! If anyone knows how to make this mobo boot from a USB flash drive, please let me know. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Quote from: RemusM on 12-June-14, 17:51:30
The P965 Neo motherboard is 8 years old, so don't expect miracles. .... You need to format the USB stick in the proper way. You may use this utility to do it: hxxp://www.prime-expert.com/flashboot/ Also, it's a good idea to use the first (USB0) connector (controlled by Intel ICH8) for the USB flash drive. Good luck.
Thank You for your fast response, RemusM!
I'm not looking for a miracle. I'm just looking for a mobo that does what it is supposed to do: Allow me to boot from a USB flash drive (I don't think that is too much to ask for even from a board that was made in 2006)!
Thanks for recommending FlashBoot. I see under their "Why FlashBoot" section that it "... does not shift to user the burden of choice between "USB-ZIP" and "USB-HDD" at format time and proper BIOS setup at boot time. ... and every USB disk is formatted in such way that it will work in every environment properly, regardless of current BIOS setting.", so I will give it a try and let you know about the results afterwards.

MSI P965 Neo PCI-e lock?

Hi!
could any of you tell me whether or not the MSI P965 Neo-F board has an option to lock the PCI-e clock?
My plan is to tweak the FSB to 333 (which implicates a 333/266 = 25% overclock), which I've read is more then easy to obtain with a Core 2 Duo 6300. I just don't wanna ruin the rest of the system by getting a PCI-e busspeed of 125.
So I'm really curious if this board has either a build-in lock @ 100/101, or some option in the BIOS to lock the bus.
Thanks!

well you could just try raising your fsb to 333Mhz and see what happens. done it with mine no problems at all no other tweeking either. lots n lots of people have done the same without a problem.
check out the overclocking and modding forum here, n see for yourself.

Setup Raid and installing Windows Vista - P965 Neo-f

I hope someone can help....
I bought this motherboard along with all the other items required to build a new system as follows:
MSI P965 Neo-f motherboard (Bios v1.5)
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
2gb (2 x 1gb) OCZ PC-6400 (800) Memory
2 x 200gb Hitachi Hard Drives (to be run in Raid 0)
Sony/Nec Optiarc DVD-Writer
Liteon DVD-Rom
Hiper 530w PSU
Innovision 7300GT Graphics
After battling for two days trying to get a DVD-Rom to work through the Jmicro (PATA) IDE interface (no other item connected) within Vista, I've finally sussed it
However, how do you get Raid 0 set up via the southbridge (ICH8)?
I have built many PC's previously using various Raid formations, and none have been anything like this motherboard to set up (its like going back to day one on building PC's).
The question is how? All other systems I have built allowed you to set SATA raid up in the Bios, then you would be presented with the setup utility whilst booting to allow you to set the Raid options.
However, this motherboard doesn't want to play ball. There is very limited options within the bios, and nothing which will allow you to set SATA raid other than being able to set either IDE or Raid (which makes diddly squat to anything). All other Bios's I have used had many other options to enable various SATA settings including setting which channels I would like to use for RAID (all i seem to be able to do is either Enable or Disable stuff). None of this appears in this bios, so how do I go about setting the bios to enable SATA Raid, so that I'm able to access the Raid Utility at boot time (i think its CTRL-i to access it, which doesn't work on this machine) and set my striped disks? People on this forum have also mentioned ACHI, but even that doesn't appear in the Bios anywhere (although I won't be using it).
Installing Vista is easy, but being microsoft its different. Theres no option for F6 anymore but you get the option to load drivers during the install. This no longer requires a floppy disk as per older versions as you are able to browse anything connected to your system (CD,DVD etc etc). The few times I have had to install Vista onto this machine I just pointed it to the MSI driver disk, the Intel folder and loaded the ICH8 Raid drivers and everything installed perfectly from there (am i doing this right?).
BUT STILL NO RAID OPTIONS
Do I need to install the Intel Matrix Storage when I've installed Vista, as I've tried so many times without success (it keeps saying the system doesn't meet the requirements) that I've given up with that one but I don't no if I need it or not????
Hope someone can help and come up with an idiots guide on setting up Raid on this motherboard, as I need to get this computer to its owner on Monday......
Cheers

Quote from: rushal on 27-May-07, 06:42:57
Does anyone wanna buy a brand new P965 Neo-f (without raid?)
Why would I want a board without raid?
Add-on raid controllers vary in price. This one is cheap: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815104219

P965 Neo-F audio jacks not working.

I've been having serious issues with the audio jacks on the P965 Neo-F board. I have actually tried two boards, convinced the first board was defective since my speakers worked fine on other computers. On both the current board and the last board, I did a complete clean XP install, formatting my hard drives and installing the latest RealTek HD drivers (5.10.0.5404 dated 4/23/2007, from MSI). The first board never so much as peeped, while the board I have now has made some sounds, although I honestly don't know why. On this board, I had a set of Altic Lansing 2.1 speakers, but because the speakers would pop and make static noises every now and again, generally only if I bumped one of the small stereo speakers or wiggled the cords on the back of it, I thought perhaps the problem was the speakers being old.
On the current board, I tested a monitor that has speakers in it, and there was no sound. RealTek's sound manager, which I have installed, did not recognize that there was anything plugged into the jacks even though I had a line in, microphone, and line out plugged in. When it did recognize the lino out, it also recognized the microphone. However, it only recognized them for no more than a minute. The new speakers (also Altec Lansing 2.1) made one squeak for less than a second; other than that, there has been no sound at all.
I've tried several different RealTek HD drivers from MSI, Microsoft, and RealTek, but none have made any difference. I've enabled and disabled only to re-enable the audio device through BIOS with no success. I've checked the volume, DxDiag, and played music--Winamp and iTunes are both making sound, but no sound is coming out.
I'm pretty much out of ideas here. The only thing I can think to do is get a sound card, but I don't see why I should have to do that when I'm not an audiophile and the board jacks should suit me fine. I am quite at my wit's end with this, and would appreciate any help I can get.

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It recognizes that I pluged something into the microphone jack but can't get the microne to work.
This problem usually has to do with the fact that the computer case used, or to be more precise: its front panel audio connectors are not fully Intel HD Audio compliant. Disable the Automatic Front Panel Jack Detection Function in the Realtek HD Audio Manager and retry.
If your mic still does not work as it should, browse through the Realtek Program Folder and look for an executeable file named "miccal.exe". Run it to calibrate your microphone. Also, enable "Microphone boost" in the Mixer-tab of the Realtek configuration program. The top half part of the mixer Tab ("Playback") can be scrolled to the left via <> buttons. Scroll left and localize the input jack your mic is plugged into (example: "Rear Pink In"). Click on the Options button and enable microphone boost.
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When I go into the mixer settings I can't adjust adjust any of the inputs - cd, mic, line etc. Although it shows places for a sliding volume adjusters but doesn't show a slider to be able to adjust the volumes of the inputs.
That is totally normal and not a problem. It is basically a limitation of the Realtek HD Audio Driver in combination with Windows XP. It has nothing to do with the board. Here is an Asus-example:
There is nothing wrong here. If you scroll through that output devices/jacks in the Mixer tab of the Realtek HD Audio Manager, you will find that you can adjust the input/output volume for each audio jack individually. Doesn't make sense to adjust input volume in the output section? Well, ask Realtek which genius designed the interface and ask him personally.

P965 NEO Slow IDE DVD/CD drive

Ok,
I've read some of the articles on problems with CD readers/writers not working or working very slow using this MOBO.
Here is my problem
I have a SATA hd that has my windows xp OS and it works fine. I installed it from the CD rom no problem.
The only problem I have is the CD/DVD rom appears to work very slowly in Windows.
****I am not running any raid devices.****
Should I have to install a JMICRO driver just to get my CD/DVD writer to function properly? I looked for a driver using the links I found in this forum but didn't find any. Im not sure if I even need one.
Has anyone solved this problem that isn't using Raid? I'd rather not install a driver if I do not need it.
Thanks,
JIm

Quote from: gungadin_ on 05-December-06, 04:42:30
After my current install is done I'm going to try this driver that remus suggests. As he had the identical problem I have. I tried that link above but it aimed at a 64bit driver? Not sure about that one if this doesnt work Illl try that one.
The problem is solved now (I had to waste enough time for that ...).
The solution: http://www.dieselbenz.info/JMB36X_WinDrv_Beta_R1.17.04.00.rar
It's a beta driver, but this is the answer to all "jMicron on MSI" bugs.
With that driver I was able to write a full CD at 48X and a full DVD at 8X without any error.
p.s.
A little piece of advice for MSI team:
The current v1.5 BIOS and jMicron driver are buggy (talking about MSI P965-Neo) !
You have to solve this problem as faster as you can because is very annoying and you'll lose customers !
Remus M
(an old MSI fan)
I was seriously bashing my head until I found your post. Even the drivers found on Live Update didn't work. These betas are the shiz. Thanks!

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