Problem: Kt6 Delta, Barton XP3000 (333)

Dear all,
first, sorry for my possibly bad english.
A few days ago i recieved following Hardware:
Mainboard: "MSI KT6 Delta"
CPU: "AMD ATHLON 3000 BOXED" (BARTON)
GRAKA: "MSI FX5600-VTDR128"
RAM: "1 x 512 MB Corsair XMS3500 (2-2-2-6 T1)"
HDs: "2 x 120 GB, Barracuda SATA V, Seagate
SATA150, 7200 rpm, 8 MB Cache"
My Powersupply is this one: Enermax 460 Watt EG-465AX-VE
This should be more than enough
(http://www.enermax.com.tw/eg365ax-ve-fca.htm)
What happend:
After each reboot (Reset Button or on/off) System freeze at RAID Bios. D-LEDS "Green-Green-Green-RED" (Atempting to Boot) to get the system up again i have to reset the Bios settings via jumper JBAT1. After that of course i had to reconfigure the Bios again.
So, after a while, i got WinXP installed.
Reboot initialized by the OS worked most of the Time so i had an unstable OS.
CPU temperature at 55 Degrees, Main at 35 Degrees.
After a while when i tried to continue the installation the Mainboard couldnt initialize anymore at all. The Diagnostic LEDs said "RED-RED-RED-RED" (CPU damaged or wrong installed). I waited a few minutes than i tried again - and everything works fine after clearing Bios again of course.
I tried 3 different Powersupplies until i got the Enermax with no differnce behaviour.
Temperature is LOW. 55/35 Degrees.
Bios Settings: I tried: Save and Custom (FSB166)
The end of the Story is that the current status is:
RED-RED-RED-RED -> since yesterday.
I dont think i ll get it up again - so which part is the damaged Hardware? Any Hints?
I hope i wasnt too confusing ,
yours,
fne

THNX for the hint. But my current Status is that the Board does not initialise. The Diagnostic LEDs are RED-RED-RED-RED which means an CPU error. I have already changed the CPU. Mounted and cooled as shown in the guide. At the moment i see no other solution as send my Mainboard back. :(
greetings,
fne
Ps: Long Thread in the German MSI Forum:
http://www.ckgamer.sprintweb.de/msi/index.php?threadid=4465&sid=

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Just put together a kt6 delta lsr and xp2600(thoroughbred B 333 fsb machine). The 2600 according to AMD(and everything else I have seen) should be clock speed of 166 x 12.5 as the multiplier...so up to 2.088 GHz. The BIOS on this board doesn't separate the 12.5 from the 13(I hope there are others out there that have had this) as it is 12.5/13.
Now when I install and do the BIOS stuff if I pick the 'auto' selection I get BSOD with some cryptic error code. If I manually pick the 12.5/13 multiplier it doesn't work either. I have managed to get 163,164, 165 'auto' or 12.5/13 at times but it is not stable. Sisandra didn't like it at all.
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I do wonder if anyone else out there as they same set up in terms of the same xp2600-333 chip and this motherboard. That choice of multipliers still seems odd. I think I may have mentioned it but does the 'auto' use just 'select' from the choice of multiples that we can pick manually? Unless it creates its own multiple that must be the problem. Can it oscillate between the 12.5 and 13 and hence just screw things up?
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[POST problem] kt6 delta sr + athlon 2800+

configuration:
-athlon 2800+
-kt6 delta sr and 2 x 512mega ddr 400mhz banks
-ati radeon 9700 pro (AIW shappire)
-PSU 400w (and the amperage meet the requirements)
what i did already:
-The system doesn't post even if i clear the cmos.
-The 12v cpu connector is inserted.
-Trying everykind of permutation memory banks, memory slots, with 1 or 2 memory banks.
-changing my mobo with another kt6 delta sr
-changing my cpu with another athlon2800+
-changing my new ati radeon with my old video card (gforce2mx)
-powering on while hd/floppy/cd has connected/disconnected (every kind of permutation you can imagine)
- powering on while singing "row hide"
The best results i got:
-I was able to start the computer and just enter in the bios settings 4 times in 100 efforts.
-In the bios i was able to check the cpu temperature wich is stable on 39-42 degree after 40 minuts.
-In the bios i configured the value as suggested in this forum
-Anyway i put fsb to 166 and i tried to set cpu ratio both to auto or to 12.5/13
Question:
anybody know if this mainboard has any jumper that force cpu ratio or fsb frequency or any other stuff? The manual doens't mention any of that kind of jumpers... but... i don't know whatever more i can consider to solve this mistery.
Anybody can help me?
-zenner

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Originally posted by Fredrik Åsenius
Is the CPU really seated correctly? Was it a boxec AMD? If so, you shouldn't put thermal paste on the heat spreading pad which is already on the heat sink.
I guess the case connectors is placed correctly?
Could your PSU be erraneous?
When possible, enter BIOS and select default parameters, I'd suggest. If you can get your configuration working just a little it is often easier to trouble shoot.
Thank you for replying.
I think the cpu is seated correctly... i really don't know how to seat it uncorrectly
It wouldn't fit the cpu slot.
I don't know if it is a boxed AMD (how to check it) anyway i'm not using thermal past but just the heat pad.
The PSU is erraneous? Do you mean a faulty PSU or a miss placed power cable?
Anyway the PSU ha 5 days of life as i bought it for the new computer... i and asked "a psu that can manage an athlon 2800+ 2HD, 2CD and an ATI RADEON".
Looking at the paper on the PSU BOX, it should meet the amperage requirement for my situation.
I tried the bios default settings already: it doens't work
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Hi all!
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judd321: couldn't agree more! Thanx to all the people who post here and try to help out computer illiterate people like myself. Interesting to see that you've had the same problem.
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( http://www.saniainen.com/bs.jpg )
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When I try and copy something from another computer in my network over the onboard networkcard, I get a BSOD: KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR
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Just what you need on New Years Eve!
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KT6 Delta MS-6590 (v2.X) TX Mainboard Version 2.0 G52-M6590XD Mobo
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I have tried both Win2k/XP and flashing my BIOS to the most rescent one, as well as the drivers.. I have also tried without the PCI-cards, and disabled some features at the motherboard, but with no help.
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Re: CPU usage with SATA drive?
« Reply #1 on: Oct 30th, 2004, 7:17pm » Quote Modify
have you installed the newest chipset- and ide drivers ?

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I have had this mobo for a while now and have not had any problems until today.
I recently got a XFX brand Geforce 6600GT AGP video card.
I uninstalled the drivers for the current 5900 card and installed the new card and here is my problem.
With the new card in, it will first see the bios of the video card then go to the boot screen where the system memory test is done. Once this test is done it hangs. Doesnt do anything. Cant even get back into bios. Crossed the jumper and get back into bios. reset all settings and reboot. Same thing.
I reinstalled the 5900 with no problems. have run msi autoupdate and updated the bios to the current version and the via chipset drivers still wont work.
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Sorry,
Spec's are:
MSI Kt6 Delta-LSR
Barton XP2800
Windows XP-SP2
Thermaltake 480W
1G Corsair 3200C2
WD 80G
Maxtor 160G
Audigy Platinum
NEC 2500A
Samsund dvd-rom
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Rails read (live)
3.3v = 3.38v
5 = 5.13
12 = 11.98
Just seems that its an issue with either the bios or the chipset?? Dont know.
The emachine has a P4 but it is an older emachine. When I hooked it up to
the P4 I didnt even have the molex plugged in and it worked!
I currently have the PNY 5900 and all is well. Posts and boots.
Im about to give up on the 6600 unless someone can rescue me!

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Hi, i need you help me with my KT6 DELTA,few day i detect my cpu is very high temp.....i turn on my pc and enter windows xp, i see temp cpu is run to 67ºc .....i try change cpu halt command in bios, but my pc freeze in load windows xp when i change in bios this option..its command not work :(
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CPU 2800+ ATHLON XP TBRED
MSI KT6 DELTA BIOS VERSION 5.5
RAM 512 KINGSTON
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GRABADOR LG
DVD LG
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WINDOWS XP SP2
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i hope answer
Thanks

Hello!
Pull out the main power cable
Clear CMOS by moving the JBAT jumper or removing the battery for a minute or two.
When booting again, enter BIOS by pressing Del button.
Set FSB to 166, and set the correct time. Don't do anything else. Save&Exit.
If the problem remains, you have to remove the HSF/cooler and the processor. Clean both with pure alcohol and nail polish remover (garnish?), so no old grease is still there. Add new thermal grease, by putting a small drop on the very chip, of the processor. Before putting them back, look carefully on the thing in which the processor is placed, so you don't put the HSF/cooler on back-wards.
Good luck! Please come back if you wonder about above, or if problem remains.

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Note: What should appear in device manager in section "System devices" after installing VIA4in1 v4.55?
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The system reports no errors nor conflicts in Device Manager window. This problem appeared when I did an upgrade from WinXP SP1 to SP2. I use Fedora Core on the same computer with NVIDIA drivers installed and there were no problems. I tried to change the monitor but it was the same. I think I managed to solve the problem by installing WinXP SP1 and an older NVIDIA driver (version 4.5.2.3) and VIA 4in1 pack 4.55. Everything runs smooth for now.

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