Powers off above FSB of 133 (barton 2500)

Ok here we go....
K7N2 Delta ILSR
AMD (Barton) 2500
Mushkin 512MB 3200 In the Light green slot
Enhance 300W PSU
Fresh Install of XP Pro SP1
Copper cooler CPU Fan and heat sink
120MM Case fan
Big Ass Problem
First of all when I was installing XP from CD it would get to the starting windows screen and then just power off. The only way to start back up was to unplug the power supply and it would power back up.
I changed to the Bios to defaults and was able to get XP loaded. (Only running at 1100 on the processor)
Now when I change the FSB to 166 it will run for about 5 to 30 min and the power of issue is back. I change the FSB to 100 or 133 and it will stay on and I can even use it.
Could this be a memory issue or a heat issue? It has even powered of in the BIOS screen when I had the FSB on 166.
Any ideas?

Afternoon
Depends what else you've got on your system. My system runs fine with a generic 350W PSU - people will tell you that you need 500w beasts, but hey - Kingmax Memory is supposed to be stroppy with Deltas, but mine's fine The only thing I'd say is that if you've got more than 1 HDD and 1 CD/DVD, then you could do with pepping up the PSU.
Mine's been running non-stop since I got it, night and day, never hit more than 35C with stock cooling and no case fan, and never locked up. Yippee

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KT4 Ultra-SR (MS-6590) dont work with AMD Barton 2500+

;( Please help me any1.
I have MBO KT4 Ultra-SR (MS-6590) with CPU AMD Barton 2500+ and i have a big problem. System corectly boot only if a select CPU FSB Clock = 100 MHz (CPU Ration/CPU Vcore/DDR Voltage=all AUTO). When a select CPU FSB Clock 133 or 166 MHz, system begin run corectly and after few second turned OFF. I selecting SDRAM Frequency on=AUTO/266/333/400 MHz but not working. My old CPU is AMD XP Palomino 2100 MHz and work fine with KT4 Ultra MBO. I upgrade BIOS with 1.4 version. I change memory module with PQI (PC 2700/256 MB) and JETRAM (PC 2700/256 MB) but is same ":censored: ". System dont work. Bad CPU Barton 2500+? I dont no. Please help me any1.
My System:
MBO KT4 Ultra-SR (MS-6590)
CPU AMD Barton 2500+ (FSB 333)
Memory DDR Samsung 2x256 MB (PC 3200) K4H56083D-TCC4
Cooler SPIRE WhisperRock IV+Artic Silver 3
HDD Seagate Baracuda 120 GB SATA
PSU Enermax 300W EG301P-VE(FMA)
VGA Saphire ATI Radeon 9100 (64 MB+TV/DVI-out)
DVD-ROM Pioneer 120S (16x speed)
CD-RW MSI CR52-A2 (52/24/52, Atapi)
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Most of the time, this sort of problems arise because of power suppliy issues.. U have a enamax 300W PSU which is a VERY GOOD PSU but might just be on the line...
If u can, try swapping the PSu for a good 400 or a 420W PSU.. this might solve your enigma.. I really dont think this is your processor...
Read this two articles on PSu wrtten by one moderater which will aid in solve in fixing your problem (PSU1 , PSU2 , Troubleshooting Guide )
Best of luck
RAsika

Why does KT4V support Barton 2500+ and 2800+ but not 2600+?

Does it have something to do with the multiplier?
I want to exchange this 2500 for a 2600 but I don't know if it will work. The 2500 has a 14 multi and the 2600 has a 15 multi. My board doesn't allow me to select multi :( So only can be done by selecting the right chip.
Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.

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Originally posted by rewt
Could it be that the only 2600 is a mobile chip?
Nope. 3 desktop chips:
2600+ Barton 1,917MHz 333FSB @ 11.5x
2600+ T-Bred 2,086 MHz 333FSB @ 12.5x
2600+T-Bred 2,133MHz 266FSB @ 16x
If mobile 2500 & 2600 multis are 14 & 15 then that's not like Bartons at all - more like the 266 T-Bred 16x. Plus you say the 2600M rated FSB is 133(266) which is also T-Bred spec instead of Barton. I suppose your L2 cache is also like a T-Bred (256KB)? MSI does confirm that the T-Bred is supported so I don't really see the relevance to Bartons anyway. Maybe I'm being dumb.
Oh, as to the missing 2600+ Barton in the MSI CPU support page, it seems there is a disagreement between MSI and AMD as to what the 2600+ Barton really is. MSI lists a 2600+ Thorton. AMD does not list a Thorton with this rating (here).

Msi Kt333 woes with barton 2500

Hi,
I just got this new processor, the barton 2500 and my computer is very instable.
I have a Kt333 ultra 2 with bios 5.7 and it worked fine with an athlon xp1800+
I set up fsb 166 and everything else in auto and It will crash at random in winxp.
The culprit seems to be accessing the hard disk which is a Maxtor ATA133 7200rpm 60gb.
In one of the BSOD the file that caused the crash was ntfs.sys
I am now running the board at fsb 133 just so I can use the computer.
I have currently installed 1G ram, two sticks of 256m pc2700 and a newly acquired stick of 512 pc3300.
I have a Gf3 ti 200 128m at default settings.
What can I do to fix this without having to go out buy more hardware?
Thanks.

I don't think the KT333 suports ddr400(3200), the Bios 5.7 you have was to fix the 3200+ barton NOT the 3200 ram, So you can only run the DDR333 (2700) ram
and should never mix your ram it will cause nothen but trouble

Overclock Barton 2500 with PC2700 memory

Using MSI K7N2 Delta L MB.
Want to overclock Barton 2500 [without and CPU mod]. But, memory is not overclockable.
Is there a way to overclock the CPU while keeping the memory running at 166/333?
When I've tried to raise the FSB of the CPU, I can't get the memory clock to stay at 166/333.
Thanks

dont run a fsb higher then the memory as its most likely to be slower.
you can try to increase the speed 3-4mhz at a time until it starts to crash and then you back off 5mhz.
or buy faster memory.
you can always raise multiplier.
im not sure but i think the highest you can go is 12.5 and if you chose higher it goes back to lower numbers.

MSI 6712 (KT4V) Problem AMD Ath Barton 2500+

Hi guys , im wondering if u can help me
ive got a AMD Barton 2500+ running @ 1498 instead of 18XX , ive tried the following,
Setting Vcore standard to 1.65
FSB 166 , System does not boot
FSB 133 , System thinks its a AMD 1900+
FSB 150 , System does not boot
FSB 100 , System thinks its AMD 1100
so now im running 1498mhz instead of 18XX mhz
every time i have to reset the bios to make it boot again ,
My memory = Whitelike 333 DDR 2x 256mb Pc 2700 (single sided)
My GFX = Chaintech Gf4 64mb AGP 4X
Running XP sp1a Professional
Any ideas setting it to 18XX ??
ive tried all the ratios 11 , 10 , 4 , 12.5 , 11.5 , 13.0 14 , 15 nothing seems to work
even setted the memory to 200mhz , that didn't work ...
Any ideas?

Well Mate - If the temperature in safe mode at the lower CPU Speed is that high then it means at the proper speed the temperature would be high enough to prevent the system from booting.
And according to what you wrote about the white paste I suspect that your installation of the heatsink is the cause of the problem - which brings us back to the point - have you tried re-installing the heatsink with a thermal pad - not the silicon paste as per AMD instructions?
Anf if after following AMD's installation instructions to the letter you still have the problem you may have a faulty CPU - but unfortunately you will find that you have voided your warranty if you have used any paste instead / as well as the original Thermal pad.

Messages from iPad not Synching with MacBook Pro when Powered Off

I have the new MacBook Pro (2 GHz, i7, purchased Feb 2014), 15" Retina running OSX 10.9.4. I also had an iPad3 (Retina) but just upgraded to the new iPad Air 2 weeks ago. I do not have an iPhone, but that's next. I have used the same iCloud account for all devices.
The issue:
Messages (or message conversations) that I have when using my iPad Air are not synching with the MacBook under certain conditions.
1) If my MacBook is on, there is no issue. Messages between devices (whether being composed on the iPad or MacBook) synch instantly between devices.
2) If my MacBook is sleeping, most (but I do not think all) messages sent from my iPad will synch with the MacBook when it wakes up from sleep.
3) If my MacBook was powered off and I had message conversations using my iPad while the MacBook was off, these messages do not synch with my MacBook after I turn it back on. BUT, this depends:
     a) if I power on the MacBook shortly after (5-10 min) I had the message conversation on the iPad, sometimes these messages on the iPad will synch with my MacBook after I power it on.
     b) If my MacBook was powered off for several hours after I had a message conversation on my iPad, and then I power on the MacBook, these conversations are not synching on the MacBook at all.
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Confused? So am I. To complicate matters, I did not have these issues while I had my old iPad 3. I only starting noticing it when I bought the new iPad Air two weeks ago. I do not know if this is related.
Another issue: SOME message conversations on my MacBook and iPad air now appear to get out of chronological order. In fact, on my iPad air, I received a message at 10 AM (message A) and then had several other messages with this person throughout the day on my iPad (at 11 AM, and then 2 PM). Later that evening around 10 PM, the original message (message A) was received again as a new message on my iPad (i.e. received a new message notification). Now, message A appears out of order (it shows the timestamp of 10 AM, but it displays after the messages that came at 11 AM and 2 PM). Since my MacBook was on, these messages synched with my MacBook, but were (and remain) in the proper chronological order.
Other iCloud apps (calendar, mail, FaceTime notifications, notes, keychain, Photo-stream etc. seem to be synching fine between devices). One last observation, when I bought the iPad air and restored it from the backup I made from the old iPad 3, everything restored fine from the backup except for Calendar. For whatever reason, some old calendar entries did not restore on the new iPad.
I have run a myriad of tests (sending messages to myself from both my new and old iPad (even created a new apple ID from the old iPad)) with my MacBook sleeping or powered off for varying amounts of time in order to provide the information above. I also reinstalled the operating system on my MacBook but this did not resolve the issue.
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I would be extremely grateful. I have been in contact by phone with Apple support and have them baffled as well, but they are doing their best to help.
Thanks,
HankSTL
ps. I may post to several communities so if you see this message in several communities, I am just trying to get the best coverage.

The same thing is happening to me.
And it's similar to this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2492646&tstart=0
Thought I'd cross-ref the two.

Windows (7/8/8.1) moves everything to primary monitor after they are powered off.

When using multiple monitors Windows moves all open windows and apps to the primary monitor after they have either gone to sleep or been powered off. I have been looking for 2 months now trying to find a solution. My current setup is running Windows 8.1
with an AMD Radeon R9 285X and the drivers are current. However I just switched from Windows 7 a month ago, and I changed from an NVidia card 3 months ago, all with the same result.
This is getting ridiculous Microsoft. This issue has been reported since 2009 and I have not seen a proper fix yet. Please don't bother telling me to update the drivers, I've done that, with both cards and in both OSs. The only solutions I've read
about involve using questionable hardware measures in order to fix a "feature" Microsoft is imposing on people. With more and more industries moving to multiple monitor setups this seems like a poor decision on Microsoft's part. Somehow, forcing
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The following are just some of the threads that relate to this topic in one way or another, all run my Microsoft and none with a proper fix, only MS saying its a feature, or update the drivers, or some other none helpful answer.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/multi-monitor-problem-on-windows-7/ecefb1e5-22c9-4014-a2ad-dbf56570b25c
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/8a9b5aa7-fe33-4e6d-b39b-8ac80a21fdc2/disable-monitor-off-detection-how?forum=w7itprogeneral
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/579e675f-9246-4205-bfd8-5bfcd1bdf4e6/auto-detect-unplugged-monitor-where-to-turn-off?forum=w7itproinstall

Hi,
As mentioned in this link (and this has been already mentioned in the link posted above)
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Understanding-multiple-monitors
When you disconnect the additional monitor, the original display settings are restored to your primary display. In addition, all open files and program windows are moved to the primary display. The next time that you connect the same monitor, Windows
automatically applies the display settings that you used the last time that you connected this monitor. (same in OS Windows 7\8\8.1)
According to your description, the monitor is automatically disconnected when it has either gone to sleep or been powered off that causes the annoying issue, If possible, I suggest you check whether there's a "source detection settings"
(or something like this) for the monitor, set the monitor always active as a alternative solution.
Yolanda Zhu
TechNet Community Support

Mac Mini crashes when HDMI-connected AV receiver powered off

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I have a similar issue after recently buying a receiver (Sony STR-DN1050) and wiring my mac mini through it.
Some observations that seems to be linked.
1. When I power up the receiver with another hdmi input than the mac mini, the mac mini switches fast between displays, from the TV name to unknown (observed through Remote Desktop), and sometimes log out the user.
2. Then, when switching to the mac mini hdmi input, everything works fine, as the mac will recognise the TV.
3. When switching off the receiver, the remote desktop disconnects and usually the mac mini will log off user or restart- not sure which.
Edit: Right now, when I powered off the receiver, the mac stayed on... no idea why, as it usually disconnects as mentioned above.
Edit2: As I look in the Display settings, the mac now recognizes my receiver as Display when it is turned off, presumably because I turned off HDMI pass-through on the receiver settings.
However, I still have problem 1 above: When I turn on the receiver with any other input than the Mac Mini, the mac will start switching displays and log out the user.

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I'm going out of my mind here.
I've been putting together an A64 system for 3 weeks now, and I get the weirdest behavior.
I put the system together with the following components:
Neo Platinum Bios 1.3
A64 3000+
MSI 128MB 6800
1 512MB Kingmax ddr500 DIMM in slot 1
Antec sonata case with Antec tru380 PS
NEC dvd burner
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A different A64 3000+
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A seagate 200GB hd
2 different cd/dvd burners
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Refusing to be beaten I slowly managed to get windows XP with SP1 installed on this machine. Maybe once out of ten times I can get it to reboot, the rest of the time, trying to reboot does as above.
A few times while in windows, it has powered itself down while doing random things, often while typing into it.
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Does anyone have any other suggestions as to what is happening? Could the board be bad? It would be the second bad board I've gotten in trying to build this system. The first was by another brand and had leads on the bottom of the board that were partially melted or scraped off, which is why I switched to the Neo Platinum. Am I just the most unlucky person in the world????
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It very well could be power supply, even the one you temporarily installed could not have delivered enough amperage to get it through one of the more strenuous periods of system boot-up. You will need a healthy 22 to 24 amps PSU. Also, make sure the RAM you have installed, or tested with - is listed on MSI's test report for this board. Per RAM type, some sticks are only approved to run in certain slots.
Sounds to me either a RAM or PSU or both RAM and PSU issue. In addition...heat could also be a problem.

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Either I am doing something wrong or there is still a bug ... But on the POC setup I am currently working on the recycling just never ever happens. Linux VM's are still being considered as being "in use" despite having been powered off. I played with the power management settings so the Linux VM should automagically go to 'sleep' after a few minutes of idle time. If I don't do that the Linux VM's are running forever. I also tried playing with the Kiosk timeout settings. The default was "12000" seconds, so for the sake of testing I put it as low as 300 seconds (= 5 minutes). But this too doesn't change anything.
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#! /usr/bin/bash
FLEXVDAPOOLS=`/opt/SUNWvda/sbin/vda pool-list | /usr/bin/tail +2 | /usr/bin/grep 'flexible' | /usr/bin/awk {' print $1 '}`
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# The following line should countain exactly 10 x whitespaces between the words 'Powered Off' and 'Used' on the same line
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Edited by DJ .... My workaround is working.

If the user powers off the desktop (instead of just logout),
then the desktop is not correctly detected as idle. Sorry, but this does not seem to be true. If the user really shuts down the VM then VDI3 does correctly detect the VM as being "idle" and initiates the recycling. What we did here is that we configured the Ubuntu VM's to go into hibernation after 15 minutes if they're idle. I know, I know: Hibernation doesn't work. That's not the point. The point is that VM's won't consume too many resources on the desktop provider if they are idle. To VDI and VirtualBox such a "hibernating" system appears to be "Powered Off" as well, so we assumed it would trigger the recycling too. But it just doesn't happen, such an auto-hibernated Ubuntu VM is still being considered as being "Used" ... which is kind of silly: How can it be "used" if it's "Powered Off"? Especially since we're talking about a flexible pool. By logic a VM can't be "used" in a flexible pool if it's "Powered Off". Hence my workaround above (customer is very happy with it).
I share Dirk's view ... this seems to be a bug. VDI should regard "Powered Off" VM's as being "Idle", especially if they are in a "flexible" pool.

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Hi all,
I have an M73p Tiny. On the back are 3 USB ports, one of which is near the top of the machine right above the LAN port and next to the wireless antenna.
On this particular PC (I have 160 of them total), if I even TRY to plug something into it, the machine dies immediately. Just powers off. And the only way to turn it back on is to unplug the power cord, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in.
I would also note that while most USB cables slide into a port fairly easily, this doesn't.
Any ideas or should I just call tech support? These are all under warranty.
Thanks!
Chris
PS. Normally I wouldn't care about one bad port, but on this particular PC I need all the USB ports I can get...

Something is probably shorting out the port. You say the plugs do not insert easily, could you use that port for a plug you do not change out? Does the machine boot with something plugged into that port??
I would call tech support.

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When you see a beachball cursor or the slowness is especially bad, note the exact time: hour, minute, second.
These instructions must be carried out as an administrator. If you have only one user account, you are the administrator.
Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.
The title of the Console window should be All Messages. If it isn't, select
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from the log list on the left. If you don't see that list, select
          View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Each message in the log begins with the date and time when it was entered. Scroll back to the time you noted above.
Select the messages entered from then until the end of the episode, or until they start to repeat, whichever comes first.
Copy the messages to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C. Paste into a reply to this message by pressing command-V.
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System crash when DAQmx call to USB DAQ device is powered off

My PC crashes when I attempt communication with a NI DAQPad 6015 USB device which is in the powered off state. I am attempting to add error handling to my LabView application to cover the above condition, however, instead of receiving a error message, my PC crashes. When the device is powered on, my LabView routine works properly. I created the vi using the DAQmx DAQ assistant for a simple analog read from the device. I want to add the potential error handling condition to cover the case in which a user may attempt to run the software without turning on the device. When I attempted to run my vi twice with the device powered off, my PC crashed both times. The 2nd time, during reboot, I discovered that MAX was corrupted and had to repair using the installation CD.
I am using LabView 7.1 with DAQ 7.4 on Windows 2000.
Is there a known fix or workaround to this issue? Or is there a way to detect the presence of the device first before trying a DAQ read?
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Thanks very much for both your responses. I tried it again, but as you suggested, I used one of the example vi's. I chose the following:
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I first tested the example vi with my DAQPad-6015 powered on. The vi successfully ran without error. I then turned the DAQPAd power off and ran the vi again. My system immediately crashed leaving me with a blank screen (with streaky lines) and forcing me to reboot. After reboot, I discovered that I can no longer open any of the DAQmx examples that are compatible with the DAQPad-6015. All are corrupted. Curiously, MAX was not corrupted again. I will have to re-install all examples and possibly LabView itself.
Based on your feedback, I am guessing you will tell me that repeating the above on your system will simply produce an error message, as expected. It appears that I may have a fundamental incompatibility between my specific system hardware and DAQmx/LabView.
Regards,
Joel

Pages in offline reading list not available after powering off iPad

Try this on your iPad:
1. In safari, save a few web pages to your reading list
2. Set the iPad to airplane mode
3. Power off your iPad
4. Power it back on
5. Try reading the pages in your reading list
This is what I did when going on a flight. Most of the pages I had saved could not be displayed once in the air. Some pages could be displayed, but only once. Once I left the page, I could it not bring back up a second time.
Does anyone experience the same? In my case, the trigger of the problem seems to be powering off the iPad (which is what you are supposed to do during airplane take off).
Any ideas how I can resolve the issue, other than not powering the iPad off?
Thank you!

I could not reproduce the behavior that you are experiencing in Safari. I have no problems at all using the Reading List in Airplane mode after turning the iPad off and on again. You can try some basic housekeeping stuff with Safari and the iPad.
Clear the Safari cache and see if that helps, reboot the iPad and see if that helps. You can also try closing Safari before you power off so that you are launching Safari all over again rather than just activating it from the inactive state in the task bar.
Go to Settings>Safari>Clear History, Cookies and Data. Clearing history is not a necessity.
Reboot the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider - let go of the buttons.
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