PT880 Neo-LSR: Problem with intel P4 2.8c 800 mhz!

I have plug my P4 2.8c 800mhz into my PT880, take 45 seconds before boot, after I got "CMOS settings wrong". I change setting and motherboard don't boot, I can just erase cmos for boot again. I have change my setting 15 times and I have boot from OS 0 time. Can you help me?

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hello.
i had this board for over a year now and i still have this problem. whenever i install the included and the downloaded latest v5.11 nforce drivers, windows (even newly installed) would lock for a few minutes whenever i insert a cd-rom. i tried updating the bios to 1.9 and up to the latest v2.1 but still the same. btw, when i update the bios, it would show a platinum logo. i have also reverted back to the old v1.7 bios from a backup before i updated.
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Quote from: ianesq on 11-December-06, 01:22:19
hey, it worked! for now...
i will be testing the unit and see what happends. will also try the 5.11 from nvidia. btw, why does this happen? even in other brand/model of mobo with the same chipset?
thanks again.
if you switch again to 5.11, when asked to install NW SW Drivers answer with NO.
you are welcome.

PT880 Neo-LSR 7008 ver 1 dead after bios flash

I flashed my new (well it's been on a shelf for a while) PT880 Neo-LSR 7008 with a Win98 floppy and now it doesn't boot anymore.
I followed the instructions on the website ... make boot floppy, put bios on different disk. when I ran the flash program, it
successfully erased the old bios then I got a error reading drive a: error. I assumed it was looking for command.com or some
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Now when I try to boot the computer (which booted fine before the flash), I get nothing. The D-bracket-2 never gets past
all four lights (= system power on - "the d-led will hang here if the processor is damaged or not installed properly"), even though
I changed nothing other than flashing the bios. The cpu fan is plugged in and turns so I don't think it's the thermal protection
circuit.
I tried hitting ctrl-home to force a bios recover with a bios file named amibios.rom in the floppy but I don't see any drive
lights come on the floppy after several minutes.
I also tried booting after clearing the cmos with jumper and also physically taking the battery out. This is not my first time
flashing a bios, but the first time I had a problem. Anybody got any suggestions? oh yeah, I used
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okay, thanks. the files check out fine on a different floppy drive (was written using the floppy on the dead computer).
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Hello,
We've installed the new motherboard today, it model is PT880 Neo LSR. Well we've got everything plugged in, but when we try to turn on our computer it doesn't turn on.
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Originally posted by DarkDuelist
yea, it comes with the 4-pin atx1 connector and 20-pin atx2 connector.
But i just exchanged another mainboard, and still not work. the first time i test it, i only plug the 4-pin and 20-pin connector into the mainboard and it worked. i thought the problem was solved. so i put everything else in (cpu, hdd, cd-rom, dvd-rom...) then test it again. I only heard a sound psssst, and nothing run. I tested it many time and it still not work. Then I UNPLUG the 4-pin connector from the power supply to the mainboard, and test again, this time, only all the fan RUN except the the fan in the power supply DID NOT run. Is it because that the power supply got problem? I used another power supply 420w to test but nothing run either.
MATSONIC motherboard MS9087C
DDR 400
Intel celeron 2gh 400 fsb
Macron 350w power supply
The psssst sound----sounds like something shorted out. Pull everything out and put it back in with a different PSU.
Don't put a hard drive or floppy in-----just CPU, RAM mobo, vid card, fans, PSU-----see if it will post.

Still troubleshooting 0x0000007F errors on PT880 Neo-LSR

So frustrating...just cannot seem to end the 2-3 times a week blue-screen shutdown my computer insists on. Posted something a few months back on this, and consensus seemed to be that my 380w Antec Power supply was too small for my system, so I upgraded it to the TruePower550, really hoping this would end the problem. It did not.
Seemingly corresponding with the errors I'm getting (it seems), is a disk error in the event properties that says:
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Any suggestions would certainly be appreciated.

Well, I pulled the drive that was throwing the errors and sure enough, still getting the same errors/restarts saying the drive D (which is no longer in the machine at all) is at fault. Ridiculous.
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Time to buy (another) new motherboard. This one must be like 4 months old or so. Sheesh.
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Originally posted by johnnyalex
Hi there, my first MSI mainboard was bad, i kept getting stop errors just like yourself, i was at my wits end ! eventualy when i swapped the mainboard over everything was ok..... it may not be your board just wanted to give you some moral support!
Can you remove the slave drive for now and see if that helps with stopping the errors, if not then perhaps RMA your Board as a mainboard fault will throw all kinds of errors at you.
I spent 7 months trouble shooting before i found out it was the board ... Iwould not wish that stress on anyone else. Any way good luck and let us know if you fix it.

PT880 Neo-LSR bootup hell

I'm having a hell of a time troubleshooting the problem with my mobo booting...
Had some Centon RAM that went bad awhile back and had an RMA replacement of that RAM. Prior to shipping it back to them, the system was *very* unstable, but usable. The replacement RAM worked for about a day, and then the system failed again. Now, it won't boot into any system software (even memory tests like memtest86 freeze up) -- Windows or Linux (Knoppix, specifically).
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Suggestions?

Yes, I've connected the 4-pin connector. Here's the info on the PSU:
Antec 350 Watt PSU
DC Out:
+5 V
+12 V
+3.3 V
-5 V
-12 V
+5 V SB
Max
35 A
21 A
28 A
0.5 A
0.8 A
2.0 A
Min
1.5 A
0.8 A
0.5 A
0 A
0 A
0 A
I'll double-check everything again to make sure I'm not missing something.

PT880 Neo-LSR/WD740GD SATA Incompatibility?

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How compatible about the PT880 Neo-LSR

Dear all,
My old motherboard of 865pe (p4p800-x) is damaged,so now
I want to buy the motherboard with type "PT880 Neo-LSR"
But I don't know how compatible it is.
I want it to work with these hardwares as below:
Motherboard :PT880 Neo-LSR
CPU :P4 2.4C
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Video Card: Geforce 2 MX400 or ATI 9550
Printer : Epson ME2 with usb plug
CD -ROM
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Quote from: Fredrik on 24-March-09, 00:47:14
It is a Pentium 4 board. How can the reviews be anything than mediocre, at best.
I wrote Socket A, but maybe in 2004 you could get an AMD64 system. They ran in eights around the Pentium 4, at a lower power consumption and heat dissipation. Now, I think you could get one at a very good price. This is a mere 180$, even in expensive Sweden: http://www.komplett.se/k/ki.aspx?sku=325623
Thanks
I am agree with you, but I still want to get a P4 board to replace my damaged one ,because it 's a easy and cheap way to solve my problem.

Problems with File Transfers Over Firewire 800

Problems with File Transfers Over Firewire 800.
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I am totally lost and any help would be great.
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Having problems with booting at power-up.
Recently, with no apparent modification to system - at power up the system will often not boot. About 80% of time systems seems to go into a loop with CD/DVD drive light blinking a few times, then the floppy drive light comes on and can hear the FDD run – within 30 seconds or so, this process starts over again. Power switch LED is on and HDD LED is on (continuously). All fans are running (power supply fan, case fan, CPU fan and Intel Canterwood 875 fan ).
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Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 17-May-08, 03:34:12
Have you done >>Clear CMOS Guide<<?
Cleared CMOS - no change same problem. Also, re-seated all connectors at same time.
Quote from: Wonkanoby on 17-May-08, 09:06:54
have you just added the second wd drive
are they jumpered right
jumperless if alone on ide
jumpered master /slave if two on it
No, second 40GB HDD was installed months before this issue started and is jumpered as slave drive. Also, no other additional hardware installed for several months before issue.

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