Problem Kt6v-lsr

HI..I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH A MAINBOARD KT6V-LSR, THE PROBLEM is:
I' NOT ABLE TO START WINDOWS BECAUSE TO START THE CPU, THE ICON OF CORECELL CHIP APPEARS IN THE MONITOR AND BLOCKED THE CPU, THE KEYBOARD AND THE MOUSE don't RECOGNIZE THEM AND I' NOT ABLE TO IN THE BIOS AND I DON'T NOW WHAT HAPPEND. I NEED HELP BECAUSE THE GUARANTEE DE MI BOARD ALREADY EXPIRES.. THANK YOU AND EXCUSE FOR THE ENGLISH BUT I DONT SPEAK -WRITE ENGLISH...
BYE
Guido.

No, sorry, this was the original PSU. I put down the wrong wattage before.
I appreciate your help, but what you aren't getting is that I can't get TO the BIOS settings to change the FSB or other CPU settings. It hangs before I can get to that point.
According to the manual, the LED display that I posted is for when the MB is initializing or loading the BIOS. This is just after initializing the video, which does come up then. It never gets past this BIOS load point., so there is no possibility to enable/disable CoreCell or any BIOS settings. I'm wondering if the BIOS is blown or something?
There are no LED codes for problems, just indications of where the system is during POST. So if it hangs, it just means that it didn't complete this step. In other words, there is no indication that there are wrong CPU settings, etc.
BTW, the CoreCell logo is just part of the screen display at this point. I don't think it means that CoreCell is being loaded or setup here. Its just a static logo display.
This is a new, out-of-the-box MB, so the BIOS has never been changed as far as I know.
The only thing that has occurred, is that I tried to bring the board up without the 4 pin 12V cable being attached for CPU pwr connector. Using this cable is new to me, so I wasn't sure whether it was needed or not. But the MB (obviously) wouldn't even start without this 12V cable. Once I put the 12V cable in, then it booted to this point and then hung.
I tried again to reset the CMOS with JBAT1 jumper. I unplugged the AC from the PSU. then put the jumper to reset for 5 minutes. I also popped the battery out for 5 minutes too. Still the same results!

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KT6V-LSR boot problem

I encounter a strange problem(which I think is because of main board):
- Sometimes when I press the power on button(to power on the system),then the system don't really starts, only the HardDisk(red) LED is ON, the PowerOn(green) LED is OFF. The monitor remains black, with a LED blinking.
- While the system is in state described before, if i press the Reset Button, then: the PowerOn(green) LED turns ON too,the monitor receives signal(it's LED stops blinking, by remanining ON), and the system starts OK(everything is ok).
What can be the problem?
the system configuration is:
- MSI KT6V-LSR, SocketA, AMD Athlon & Athlon XP & Duron 550MHz- 2+GHz, VIA KT-600 chipset, 266/333/400 MHz FSB, 3 DDR DIMM max. 3 GB, PC3200/2700/PC2100, PC1600 DDR SDRAM, 5PCI, 1AGP 8x, 2 UDMA66/100/133 Bus Master IDE, 6USB 2.0, 1P/2S, PS/2 bill/egér, ATX, AC 97 6 ch. Audio
PC Cillin 2000 vírusírtó szoftver, Serial ATA !!!!, RAID, LAN
- AMD XP 2600 Palomino 2,07G 333Mhz
- 256MB 400MHz Brand PC-3200
- AGP nVidia GeForce FX5200 128MB DDR TV-OUT
- 80Gb Maxtor IDE 7200rpm Cache: 2MB ATA/133
- Cooler socket A 3.2 GHz
- Midletower RJA 217 4bay ATX/P4 400W SILVER+BLUE

Hello,
Did you build this PC or did someone else build it?
Open the PC, remove the case side panel and check the JP1/case connectors.
Check if the power switch, reset switch, hdd LED are Power LED are plugged in the right place.
The best way to do this is to remove all the case connectors and start again, plug 1 at a time and see if it works better.
Start with the front case power switch first, plug it in and see if the PC starts when you press it.
Make sure the PC is off when you do this, (turn on when you are ready to test).

KT6V-LSR LAN and USB problems

This is my second KT6V-LSR, the first was dead out of the box - no power what so ever.
I'm using an AMD Athalon XP 1600 and Windows 98 SE (wife's computer and I don't want the hassle of changing her over to XP). She just uses it for internet and email and to create patterns for her embroidery sewing machine.
When I installed the drivers from the CD, my USB would not work nor did the LAN.
Looking at the system devices I see the following problems:
For the Network Adapters - VIA RhineII Fast Ethernet adapter I get: The NDIS.VXD, NYKERN.VXD device loaders for this device could not load the device driver (Code2)
The VIA Tech 3038 PCI to USB universal host controller I'm getting: The NYKERN.VXD device loaders for this device could not load the device driver (Code2)
Where are these supposed to be located? I don't see them on the CD.
I'm also glad to read that this board has a boot-up problem. That is the main reason I got rid of the old ECS board. It would sometimes lose it's BIOS when it booted. At first I thought it was a cold problem, but then it would sometimes do it on a reboot. And yes I did put in a new battery. The problem was still there.

Hello.
Windows 98 is not recommended on the new boards as you may run into serveral problems with drivers.
USB 2.0 drivers VIA 4in1 drivers
Some drivers for you to try,
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/driver/dvr/spt_dvr_detail.php?UID=511&kind=1
Is that windows 98 you are using or windows 98se?
98 is a bad choice.
You should use windows XP.
Your other post about BIOS settings, post your questions there and people will try to answer them. Online forums have all the answers.

KT6V-LSR Sata Raid 0 problems

have been experiencing the following problem running raid 0 on sata.
Running any game after a period the game either stops working and crashes to the desktop or I get bluescreened with various error including IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL or Stop 0x0000008e Win32k.sys.
Has anyone else suffered this problem and found a solution.
I have tried the following.
I have tried Raid 0 and jbod with no difference
Running a single Sata drive without raid the system appeared stable.
Games refused to run without XP SP2
The system ran fine on a single IDE
I have had long discussions with Microsoft who were very pleasant but unable to help.
I have rebuilt the system from scratch several times. It does not appear to matter what additional cards are installed.
My system is as follows.
Mother board MSI KT6V-LSR
Processor AMD XP3200+ 400fsb
Memory 2 x 512mb pc 3200 (Generic)
HDD 1 x maxtor 250gb 7Y250M0 1x WD 250gb WD2500JD
Sound Card Philips psc604
Tuner Pinnacle PCTV PRO
Fire wire Belkin 501
Window XP SP2
PSU 500w (Generic)

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Originally posted by Fredrik Åsenius
Is this what Microsoft has been wondering?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;330187
What is your graphics card?
What are your temps?
Are there any error messages in Device Manager?
Final question: What optical devices, CD and DVD, do you have?
The thing about most of the 0x0000008e errors that Microsoft have reports on are pre XP SP2. They claim to have fixed that for SP2.
Graphics card is Gainward Ti4800SE
CD LG CRD-8522B
DVD LG DVD-RAM GSA-4120B
Temps processor 48 - 51
chipset 38 - 40
No errors in device manager

[VIA] MSI-7021 (KT6V-LSR) and Sempron 2500 problem.

I bought a AMD Sempron 2500 1.75ghz and a MSI-7021 KTV6-LSR, I connected the Sempron to the motherboard and powered up, well I got power to the fans, but no activity and no sounds. I plugged in the LED diagnostic kit that came with the motherboard and all 4 red lights are on, according to the manual this means either a fault with the CPU or it aint seated properly. So I reset the CPU and the same 4 red LED's came on again. I thought it could be a PSU supply problem, so I disconnected all the hard drives and the DVD-ROM drives and still the same problem occured. So I decided to test my old Athlon 1.2gig CPU in the motherboard and the same problem occured again, no activity and all 4 red LEDS on the diagnostic. I also disconnected the 2 DDR memory chips.
I dont have one of those 4 pin power connectors, do I need on of these.
I tested the new Sempron in my old PC motherboard, an ASUS A7V-E and it powered up without any problems, so obviously it cannot be the new Sempron CPU that is fauly.
Can someone point me in the right direction. I hope I have supplied enough information.
Here is my full system spec
Antec 300W PSU PP-303X ATX 2.01, +3.3=14A, +5=30A, +12=10A
AMD Sempron 2500 1.75ghz with supplied fan and heatsink
MSI-7021(KT6V-LSR) motherboard
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128mb
2 x 512mb Crucial DDR PC3200 • CL=3 • UNBUFFERED • NON-ECC • DDR400 • 2.6V • 64Meg x 64
120gig Hitachi UDMA100
40gig Maxtor UDMA100
Pioneer DVD-120 DVD-ROM Drive
Pionner DVR-104 DVD Writer
Creative Soundblaster 5.1 PCI Soundcard
Windows XP Pro SP2

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I would need the 4 pin even for a old Athlon Socket A CPU too. Why is this exactly, does the KTV6 use more watts than a normal older mobo.
You need the 4-pin because it is part of the mainboard's design power. That 4-pin connector exclusively supplies your processor. No 4-pin lead = no power to the processor.
And you are better off with the Antec than the Tagan. Tom's Hardware, based in Germany where Tagan is prevalent, has had nothing but failures from Tagan power supplies. Most recently THG chose a Tagan for their Intel and AMD Stress Test - the Tagan died. To be fair, the Tagan was a pre-production test unit, but the authors did make a point of saying this was not the first Tagan that has died in their lab.

KT6v-LSR Boot Problems

I'm only giving the specs for certain items because I'm only trying to boot it with these installed.
KT6v-Lsr
AMD XP 2400+ T-bred
Thermaltake Volcano 6 cu+
Antec 430 Watt PSU (+5v=36a, +12v=20a, +3.3v=28a, -5v=.5a, -12v=1.0a,+5vsb=2a)
I've been having this problem since I bought this board and put it together earlier this week. I first tried to power the system with my old Antec 300 Watt psu. When I read the other posts on this board I went out and bought a 400 watt psu, same problem. I finally went out and bought a better Antec 430 watt psu, still same problem. Please help. This is what happens when I try to boot up (same problem, all psu's) the D-Bracket leds show Sys Power ON, then Early Chipset Initialization, then Memory Detection Test... and then the system powers down. I would think that with 20a on the 12v I would be set, so I'm starting to think the mobo is just bad, and might just return it. Would appreciate any help though.

In fact, feel grateful that the newer boards have the ability to detect the CPU temp rising too fast, and shut the system down to save that costly CPU's life
Without that little feature, you could fry a CPU in just a couple minutes

Kt6v-LSR 3200 Barton Problem

Looking for a little info, I've got a Kt6v-lsr mobo running XP 3200 Barton Core clock @ 200mhzx11. For some reason the board is showing it as a duron processor running @ approx 2209 MHz. L1 & L2 cache is 64 & 128 respectively which is all wrong for a 3200 Barton. FYI, my bios is 2.0 which I believe is the most current.
Either I have a messed up CPU or some setting wrong in the bios. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
CPU-Z Report
CPU-Z version 1.29.
CPU(s)
Number of CPUs 1
Name AMD Athlon XP
Code Name Barton
Specification AMD Duron(tm)
Family / Model / Stepping 6 A 0
Extended Family / Model 7 A
Package Socket A
Technology 0.13 µ
Supported Instructions Sets MMX, Extended MMX, 3DNow!, Extended 3DNow!, SSE
CPU Clock Speed 2209.5 MHz
Clock multiplier x 11.0
Front Side Bus Frequency 200.9 MHz
Bus Speed 401.7 MHz
L1 Data Cache 64 KBytes, 2-way set associative, 64 Bytes line size
L1 Instruction Cache 64 KBytes, 2-way set associative, 64 Bytes line size
L2 Cache 128 KBytes, 16-way set associative, 64 Bytes line size
L2 Speed 2209.5 MHz (Full)
L2 Location On Chip
L2 Data Prefetch Logic yes
L2 Bus Width 64 bits
Mainboard and chipset
Motherboard manufacturer MSI
Motherboard model MS-7021, 1.0
BIOS vendor American Megatrends Inc.
BIOS revision Version 07.00T
BIOS release date 04/02/01
Chipset VIA KT600 rev. 80
Southbridge VIA VT8237 rev. 00
Sensor chip Winbond W83697HF
Graphic Interface AGP
AGP Status enabled, rev. 3.5
AGP Data Transfer Rate 8x
AGP Max Rate 8x
AGP Side Band Addressing supported, enabled
AGP Aperture Size 256 MBytes
Memory
DRAM Type DDR-SDRAM
DRAM Size 768 MBytes
DRAM Frequency 134.2 MHz
FSB:DRAM FSB - 66 MHz
DRAM Interleave 4-way
CAS# Latency 2.5 clocks
RAS# to CAS# 3 clocks
RAS# Precharge 3 clocks
Cycle Time (TRAS) 6 clocks
# of memory modules 2
Module 0 Micron Technology DDR-SDRAM PC2100 - 256 MBytes
Module 1 Micron Technology DDR-SDRAM PC2100 - 512 MBytes
Software
Windows version Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
DirectX version 9.0c

to be sure, remove the cpu heatsink and note down the CPU code as explained in the How To Identify Your CPU link i posted earlier
as for the 3200+ 333FSB, you may have to take my word for it, as it was limited, AMD no longer have any info on their website
even some google searches don't bring much up now
going from memory, the company i used to work for, we used a lot of these MSI boards that i can't find on MSI's site any more. i know it didn't have a model name printed on the mobo, and even the manual just called it the MS-6729, but i have seen similar looking boards referred to as "K7N2-V" and "K7N2-IL".
now as far as i can remember, they were a green PCB, nforce2 chipset with integrated Geforce4 MX graphics, with just the basics: USB, FireWire, 3 DDR slots for Dual Channel. it supported a max CPU of 333mhz, but i do remember at a later point they started coming with a "Ultra400" sticker on southbridge chipset - or i might be getting confused with the K7N2 Delta boards we then started using
i remember we had to do a BIOS flash when we started using 3200+ on the MS-6729, otherwise the CPU was recognised as a 3100+. my memory is fading now (ok, it was 2 and a half years ago!!) but i'm sure the first 3200s we had were 333FSB, and then they became 400FSB, which was why we started using K7N2 Delta instead.
has this jogged anyone else's memory? did the MS-6729 green nforce2 mobo really exist, or is it all a cruel figment of my imagination? and was there ever really a 333FSB Barton 3200+??
maybe the heat is getting to me

Upgrade to KT6V-LSR gone wrong, system freezes and BSOD's

Hi guys!
I just recently bought a KT6V-LSR to replace and Asrock K7S41GX motherboard. After putting all together (specs on signature) installed windows from scratch in a new partition on the master drive. Installed VIA 4 in 1, DirectX 9.0c, Catalyst 5.03, Realtek sound driver, LAN driver, USB patch, all of them were the latest versions available from the corresponding site, everything while the pc was not connected to the internet.. When I installed the Catalyst driver, rebooted the computer and it started testing the computer to find the "most stable settings" according to the installation said. The screen got all srambled but it seemed to bel going on, on the installation process it said that it'll take about 1 minute, waited about 5 an then restarted (it said that the test might cause the system not to respond anymore and that if it happened, restart it), it started all right. Then I installed NAV 2005. Installed acrobat reader. Then I tried to install Office 2003 and the system froze when it was about 15% of the copying files process. Restarted it and then the system crashed again the same way. If I leave the system running idle, it crashes randomly. It didn't show up with a BSOD at the beginning but now it shows
kernel_stack_inpage_error
0x00000077 (0xc000000E,0xc000000E,0xc00000000, 0x01b42000)
and another one
kernel_stack_inpage_error
0x0000007A (0xE14F862c,0xc000000E,0xcBF97B704, 0x02c23860)
(once each)
I'm thinking (from what I have read here) it might be the power supply, but since here in costa rica it's almost imposible to find a decent 400W PSU and I won't have the 100 bucks it costs for a couple of weeks more, is there anything I should try?
Temps on the system are 45-49 idle, 53-55 load. Applied thermal grease to the HS&F before installed it.
the 12+ (I've read is very important since the KT6V is very hungry on this rail) is showing up about 12 on the core center, but I've read that is not really representative...
Haven't updated to BIOS version 2.0 yet...
I checked the memory, ran only 1 stick and then the other one, on both slots.
I'm open to any advice, for sure I'll replace the PSU but that's gonna take a couple of weeks and I wanted to check if there's something I could try in the mean time.
Thanks a lot for your help!

Quote from: Olahahacos on 16-March-05, 14:22:12
Hey , Ford Tech , can you give an explanation of what the setup with the CD drive and the master harddrive on IDE 1 will do .
I have the same PSU nazgoth has .
I'm just interested in the affect that setup will have with the power in the system .
If you have noticed my posts its more of a house electricity thing with my setup , the harddrive not getting enough power , temporarily I hope .
Not really a voltage concern.But I guess it could if both drives are running at the same time.With IDE, one is limited to two drives in a chain, and these drives cannot work at the same time. In essence, they must "take turns".So by putting 1 HDD as primary master and cd as slave,you will get the full performance of your drive.Most peeps only run CD roms for program installs and or CD burning or copying anways.
As far as the cable,yes there are 80 wire flat cables that work just fine.The only reason to go to the round cables is to improve air-flow and or the length of the cable itself.
I am sure many people use it the old fashion way with no problems.I just experienced a performance issue when I had HDD's on the same chain.It was mainly because I load all my games on my D drive.It also kept defaulting it to PIO mode which is the slowest mode.Since swaping the drives around on the chain(IDE1=HDD-Operating system-primary master and CD burner as Primary slave)(IDE2=HDD-Storage/gaming-secondary master and my DVD rom as secondary slave)Both drives run in UMDA-MODE-5 set up that way with no more problems

HD Samsung SP2504C SATA II vs MSI KT6V-LSR: How to install?

Hi everybody,
Ok, i will try to explain the problem with my bad english, so please dont laugh!
I have two modeboards, the MSI KT6V-LSR and ASUS A8N-SLI SE, recently i acquired the HD Samsung SP2504C SATA II for the ASUS, and it works perfectly. So i needed to install this HD SATA II in the KT6V-LSR and i followed some proceedings first:
*The HD already had the XP SP2 installed using the ASUS one
1_i placed the jumper and the HD changed to 150
2_i pluged the data cable in the right conector and the power cable (i tryed in both channels, but only in one the hd is reconized)
3_removed the ide pata 40gb (samsung too)
4_Enabled ide sata in bios
5_configured to boot using hd sata
The system rebooted always just after the bios scrreenies. Strange, the HD PATA worked, came from the asus too! So i decided to format this HD sata. Like always i followed this steps:
* My XP cd dont have service packs and boot system
1_i used a floppy with WINME boot + smartdrive
2_delete partition, create and set active
*3_format c:
4_f:cd i386
5_f:i386\winnt
*Other strange thing, the formatting time just take a few seconds unlike the several minutes that normaly takes.
I started to install the XP anyway, and after the copy of files from cd to hd, during the first boot appears a blue screen, and the messages are relationed to the new HD, so the installation stop. I tryed several times but the same thing happened.
The HD sata is reconized in the windows, shows patitions, i transfered 13gb from it to the hd PATA, but i had to boot using the PATA one. I want to use this HD SATA like master, bootable, not like slave.
How to install it, how to format it properly?
I hope that my confusing explainations are sufficient to you understand the problem.
Some help please!
And thank you very much
MSI KT6V-LSR bios V1.9 08-27-04
AMD ATHLON XP 2400
768MB CORSAIR VALUE SELECT
SOLTEK GF 440 MX SE
SEVENTEAM 420BKV-03F (+3.3v=30A ;+5v=30A ;+12v1=16A and +12v2=16A [26A])
HD 40GB SAMSUNG
HD 250GB SATA II (that dont works in this motherboard!)

This being really difficult to explain the problem with my so bad English. I go to try to use a translator online, ok?
I use the floppy of boot of the WIN ME, is through it that I obtain to define the partitions, to format hd, and to install the XP. I always made this and always it functioned, also with this HD SATA II samsung 250GB, but only using motherboard ASUS A8N-SLI IF. But when I go to make these procedures using the KT6V-LSR, I do not obtain to format hd right and I do not obtain to install the XP. Then the problem happens before installing the XP, during the formatting. So i want to use only de hd sata, not the HD PATA.
Another thing, I read in one fórum of my country that the KTV6-LSR can damage and even though to “kill” the hd sata. This is really?

Kt6V-LSR Bootdisk corrupt no way to install windows :(.

Ok, I've asked lots of people and gone tons of places, and still don't understand how to make a new kt6v lsr bootdisk so I can use my Seagate 80 gig SATA HD, I know that you have to Press F6 on windows XP startup and then wait till it says to press "s" then press enter after you insert the drive, But everytime it gives me this error, "File txtsetup.oem caused an unexpected error (4096) at lime 1742 in d:\xpclient\base\boot\setup\oemdisk.c.
Press any Key to continue."
Now this is the first computer I've ever build myself, but I followed every direction, and now this happens :(. Can anyone help me out?

I'm really no good at this, but found this on the net:
http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/5327/
Short excerpts:
1 You need your 120 gigger on the primary IDE.
set it up
IDE-1
WD 120 Gig(master)
2 I had the same error trying to set up XP on a raid drive: " caused an unexpected error (18) at line 2108 in d:/xpclient/base/boot/setup/oemdisk.c."
it turns out the problem was in txtsetup.oem. This is basically what Mano Chema said above but I thought a specific example might be helpful to people who (like me) are a little slowt . The offending line was:
d3 = "ITE IT8212 ATA RAID Driver Diskette", \ITERAID, \WIN2K_XP
But actually the path to the driver is \WIN2K&XP (note the & instead of _). I renamed the directory to match what was in txtsetup.oem and then it worked fine.
Generally it appears that error 18 should be something more informative like "Failed to find driver file, check the path specified in txtsetup.oem"

12V On Powersupply KT6V-LSR?

Hey,
I currently have a KM2M Combo L mobo, and I want to upgrade to a KT6V-LSR mobo, and also PC2100. My power supply is totally great with my current setup, but will it be sufficient for the KT6V-LSR? I have a dell PSU laying around w/more amps on the 12v line, 16A actually, my current specs are below, and im not changing anything w/new mobo besides adding 512mb PC2100. Help appreciated, i dont want to run into problems...:(

Well, I Put The Dell Power Supply In (250W) and It Works Like A Dream! All Voltages Are Higher, And Dont Move Around As Much, Played Far Cry For 3 Hours, Not A Jitter! You Can Tell, Just By Feeling How Solid And Heavy The Dell PSU Is, Compared To That 'TurboLink.' The TurboLink Was So Light And Flimsy, You Could Push The Sides In!!!!! As For Motherboards, I Purchased On Newegg.com The SOYO KT600 Dragon Plus 1.0. Sorry MSI, Still Love Ya! Juss Lower Your Prices. I Also Downloaded The SOYO Manual, And It Said At Least 350W, BULLLL. If you HAVE A QUALITY Power Supply, You Can Run Anything On It! My Dad Had This Power Supply (Just Bought A Antec TruePower 430W To Replace-Had SATA Plugs) And Was Running The Following On It....
DELL 865PE CHIPSET MOBO
P4 2.4GHZ
512MB PC 2700 DUAL CHANNEL
80GB HITATCHI 7.2K RPM
ATI RADEON 9800 PRO (OC'ED TO 436/884)
SB LIVE 5.1
I/O MAGIC 8X BURNER (DVD)
48X NEC CD BURNER
2 CASE FANS - 1 CYCLONE PCI FAN, 1 120MM CASE FAN
If He Can Power All Of THAT!!! I Can Sure As Hell Get Away With It On My SOYO. And He Also Had NO LOCKUPS What So Ever.
As For That Turbolink, Im Selling It On Ebay, Along With My KM2M, Athlon T-Bird, And 256 MB Ram.
Thanks To All Who Have Ever Helped Me With My MSI. I'm Sure I'll Come Back And Post A Problem With My SOYO Under "Everything Under The Sun" Section!
Goodbye MSI. Helooooo SOYO!

PCI on KT6V-LSR

Hello. I've got a Sempron 2400+ on my KT6V-LSR. It's only 5 days old.
After 2 days trouble-free, I set it to 175FSB (default for the processor is 10X166) no problems
After another 2 days I set it to 201FSB. It's running well, just completed 9hours of Prime95 torture test.
Now I plan to find out how high I can raise the FSB without jeopardizing my drives and my PCI (yes, that old) video card. The board manual says I can set it as high as 260-something.
What does the highest PCI divider this Motherboard have.
Thanks, hope to get an answer soon.

Thanks, that was speedy.
So that's the highest divider? Hmmmm. not much joy over 200FSB then.
Would you know if this would change in the future with a BIOS update or something.

KT6V-LSR onboard LAN Help???

I'm having major problems with the onboard LAN on my KT6V-LSR...
Everything was working fine, until I decided to overclocking a little, then problems with the onboard LAN started!!!
Basically when I connect the ethernet wire to the onbaord LAN windows still shows as no connection???
Windows XP recognizes the onboard LAN and I'm able to update drivers, but still no luck regardless of what drivers I use...
I've also tried clearing CMOS and installing a fresh copy of Windows XP and still no luck!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the VIA southbridge takes care of USB, LAN, and audio... So why is it that my onboard sound and USB works fine but the onboard lan refuese to work???
The green light for the onbaord LAN on the I/O is always lit, is this normal???
I've just bought a PCI network card and it works fine, but the onbard LAN still doesn't work???
I'm thinking it's a defected motherboard, but I do not want to go throught the trouble of RMAing it.
Any help is welcome...
KT6V-LSR
AMD Athlon XP 2100+
Samsung PC2100 (512MB)
Asus Geforce 4 Ti4200 8X (128MB)
Maxtor 60G ATA 133
Vantec iON 400W

I've tried taking out the PCI one then disabling the onboard and re-enabling it, but no luck... It just doesn't work. Now I'm starting to think it's a bios problem with system standby in S3??? Or perhaps hibernation???
Really, I think I've given up on the onbaord LAN. Everythings working fine with my PCI networkcard...
So again, thanks guys for contributing on trying to come up with a solution to my onbaord LAN problem...
Thanks.

KT6V-LSR 200 FSB overclock doesn't take?

I'm running the following hardware...
KT6V-LSR
2100+ 0248 T'bred B
512Mb Corsair PC3200 C2
Slapped everything together, booted up, loaded the defaults in BIOS, then immediately changed to 200x10 (which I knew my chip and memory would have no problems with) and restarted. Worked great, right out of the box!
So I wanted to find out how high I could take the FSB (to compare to my nForce2 board in my other system) and was able to get it up to 230 FSB after lowering memory timings to 2.5-3-3-6 and increase of vDIMM to 2.75
I thought this was pretty darn good considering a 233 FSB would need a 7:2:1 divider (which of course isn't available) to keep the AGP/PCI in spec. But when I ran CPUz from within Windows (also verified with the MSI Core Center) it shows my FSB stuck at 200?!?
It does display the correct multi that I have set in BIOS, but regardless of what I have set FSB to (from 200 up to 230 in 5Mhz increments) the BIOS saves the settings, POST displays the increased CPU speed, but Windows utilities show the truth... still running at 200 FSB.
I have the Dynamic overclocking disabled in BIOS since I wasn't familiar with that and would rather have manual control over my overclock anyway. As I said, I did have to reduce memory timings in order to get the board to POST once I got over 210 FSB, which leads me to believe it really is trying to run the thing at the FSB I've set. Otherwise, you'd think I could put it up to the max 280 or whatever if all it was going to do is stay at 200.
I'm using the latest BIOS release available. Anyone else encounter this strange event trying to use >200 FSB?
[size=10]NF7-S 2.0 | 2400+ M @ 2.6Ghz (225x11.5) | 2x256 Ultra PC3500
KT6V-LSR | 2100+ @ 2.3Ghz (200x11.5) | 512 Corsair PC3200 C2
KM4M-L | 2500+ @ 2.2Ghz (166x13) | 256 HyperX PC3000[/size]

Quote from: expert on 21-August-04, 08:24:10
Have you ever checked your PCI and AGP frequencies at Sisoft sandra or another 3rd party software when fsb is set to 200 mhz.
There is a problem, this moron mainboard doesnt give standard PCI and AGP frequencies when CPU's fsb is set to 200mhz or higher.
Look in that program and you'll see that when fsb is 200mhz PCI is 41 mhz.This is a realy realy big handicap to make overclock.
This mainboard is not a good mainboard.Clear Cmos jumper's position is the worst ever that I've used lots of MOBOs.
there is no AGP/PCI divider at 200mhz or above.This moron mainboard uses AMI bios that doesnt support AMD CPU Mobile modding and using up to 24X multiplier.
-'s are
1.there is no PCI/AGP multiplier at 200 mhz
2.ClearCmos jumper's position is bad.
3.AMI Bios sucks.It must be Award Bios.
+'s are:
1.there are 3 fan sockets on mobo.
2.doesnt have any stability problems.
3.This mobo is only for standard users.
lock my spect ....sempron 2200+ @ mobile
in kt6v
Bios AMI not is suck ,is better max multiplo L6 in MoD mobile
now 12x 200fsb (pci/agp frecuencia ok ....33,3 pci) 2vcore

2 MSI KT6V-LSR mobo fried!!

Hello,
I've recently had to replace my mobo. So I bought a new one (KT6V-LSR). Unfortunately when it doesn't seem to like my graphics, the power bus to the agp slot on the mobo gets fried. Having replaced it with the same model, the same thing happened again.
My graphics is an a-tek ((ati RV-100) radeon ve 7000 64MB dual display) is still working fine on my old PII system and was working fine on my previous mobo (K7N2 Delta-ILSR).
One of my lecturer has suggested that there might be a communication problem between the bios and the graphics card. While the setting for the agp voltage was on auto, it might have set to a higher voltage.
With persistence i replaced again, but this time with K7N2 Delta2-LSR. Up to now I haven't tried yet my radeon yet in case this happens again. The reseller would definitely not believe me.
My question is whether anybody has had this problem before?
I'm just trying to understand exactly what went wrong. Replies so far from ATI & MSI have very disappointing, they don't seem to read the questions you ask them.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Quote from: Fredrik Åsenius on 10-March-05, 06:20:13
What happened to the very first mobo, you had to replace?
It is unnecessary to say power must be turned off before insertion, so I wont say anything.
How did you discover it was the AGP bus that was gone?
Hi, my first mobo (K7N2 Delta-ILSR) i had to replace for a different reason, i was doing some cpu testing for a friend, and when i removed his cpu, i had put too much pressure on the mobo to remove the (cheap) fan clip. So that was actually my fault.
Yes, i had the power off before insertion (KT6V-LSR).
I discovered it almost instantly after power on. with a smell of burnt and obviously a blank screen!
After close inspection I could actually see that the power bus to the agp slot was burnt. (sorry I'm not sure whether burnt is the correct word, my lecturer used another term but i don't remember.
Did you have any suggestion as to what have happened?
Thanks

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