Were is the temp sensor on a k7t pro MS-6330

i have a k7t pro MS-6330 and would like to know were to "system" or "case" temp sensor is as i wana make sure it is not reading falesly (hiden behind a ribon cable etc (may be the msi H/G coul help)
cos i needed to know the anserw
( i've looked for it but dont even know what to look for ? )
please help someone!

An Athlon XP could run in your board but it would only run at about 75% of it's clock speed due to the fact your board doesn't support 266MHz FSB.
Officially you should only use a Duron1300 or old Athlon 1400/200 if you could still find one.
A 250w PSU could limit you depending on the rest of your hardware and the exact model/ratings of this PSU.

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I've been used MSI K7T Pro (MS-6330) for 2 years and it worked just fine. But recently the problem occurred. After I've upgraded CPU from Duron 600 to TB 1.2 GHz, when I run a heavy-loaded application such as 3DMark, 3D games (UT2003) my computer will stop working (IMO: my case just like the classic K7T Pro) but when I touched the SC1155 chip, it just warm (it won't burn my finger). So I'm confused that is my mobo defected or not?
Oh, almost forgot .. my mobo was modified and can adjust multiplier.
FYI:
I've tried underclock CPU to 950 MHz and I've found that 950 work fine (or at least it use very long time to run full-loaded and then die). Once I forgot to plugged electric-cable for my heatsink fan and temp goes 66-68C and still working normally (not running 3D app.)
So, can anyone suggest me what is the problem with my mobo?
Thank you very much and apologize for my language :P
My Spec:
AMD Athlon (TB) 1.2 GHz (but now run @950MHz) VCore 1.55 (tried 1.55-1.85 result is the same)
MSI K7T Pro (MS-6330) modified to adjust multiplier
250W Powersupply
256 MB PC133
Winfast GF2MX 32 MB
SB Live! Value
Lite-on DVD16x
2 Harddisk (40GB and 4 GB)

Hi,
RMA the board, contact your nearest MSI office and ask for the RMA department.
There is not much more you can do.

CPU help MSI K7T Pro ms 6330

will a AMD MOBILE ATHLON 4 1.2GHZ 200FSB AHM1200AQQ3B work on this board msi k7t pro ms 6330 ver 2.1

i dout it ,but to say no for sure you will have to try
its certainley not one msi ever tested in it

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I have a k7t pro and I want to get an athlon xp 1500+ in it. I know its not going to use the full potential of the processor but it is cheaper than an amd athlon 1.2 tbird.
I was running an amd x 1800+ on it before because i got it in a pulled system for free. it worked fine but will a 1500+ work stabily?

Dear Assaf !
'Since the K7T Pro only supports 200MHz FSB an AXP 1500+ (1333MHz) will only run at 1000MHz.'
This is true if you don't modify the processor.
On the other hand if you unlock the processor (paint the L1-bridges), paint/cut the L10 bridges and change the multiplier, then you can run the CPU at it's full speed.
I am currently running a XP1800+ (1533MHz) on a K7T Pro2 board with 102MHz FSB and a mult. of 16 (8 in BIOS +8 by CPU) at 1.63 GHz.
Regards,
/ErnyH

Msi k7t pro MS 6330 - best graphic card

hello gentlemen
As announce subject I am k7t pro ver1 owner. Nowadays the MB is provided with riva tnt2 model 64 - yeah it is old one. I would like to change the graphic card, up to the good one. So is there any graphic card you know may be recommend? Some VGA x4, having best technical parameters to the mainboard?
Kongo

thanks for reply
sure, I do not intend play newest games, anyway I wish to play hitmanII, or III and IGI-2 - some ! The MB I have is retired. Max CPU to the MB is 1.2G Athlon - and I fited out with it (1.2 Athlon). Power suply is powerful 350W of good make; also 448 sdr sdram is going to be. I just do not know if Geforce 4 will be suported by the MB. AGP port is 4x only.
Man, did I well anderstand you? You mean that if I plug in 8x graphic card the system wil be stable? Ex. MSI GForce 4 Titanium 4200 128DDR? And will work fine on the MB?
Anyway I wish to plug in as good as possible (or something about) graphic card... so are there any suggestion ?
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Req: K7T Pro MS-6330 and CPU

Pls, I have MSI K7T Pro motherboard. In support page there is written that this MB supports Duron up to 1.1 GHz and Thunderbird Athlon up to 1.2 GHz (100 FSB) with a little older BIOS 314 . Is the info true and recent or are there any news on it and it supports at least Duron 1.2 GHz or higher CPU ?

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I currently have a Duron 650 and the manual says that I can go up to ~1.3 Ghz. However, the CPU compatibility chart has an N/A beside anything higher than 1.2, even if it has a 100 FSB.
So my questions are: what is my limit, am I limited by a 250 watt power supply, does Athlon Thunderbird have much over the Duron, and will I see much difference from my 650 Duron?
I assume that the CPU has to be FSB 100 so Athlon XP or MP are out.
Thanks for any help.

An Athlon XP could run in your board but it would only run at about 75% of it's clock speed due to the fact your board doesn't support 266MHz FSB.
Officially you should only use a Duron1300 or old Athlon 1400/200 if you could still find one.
A 250w PSU could limit you depending on the rest of your hardware and the exact model/ratings of this PSU.

K7T Pro (MS-6330) BIOS freezes

Hello world!!!
my old PC (MSI K7T, AMD 650 MHz, 640 MB RAM) has worked fine until 4 days ago.
I switched off and from now I cannot switch on anymore.
Th 4 LED's stay always red, that means either CPU problm (???) or lithium battery problem.
I changed the battery (was almost discharged) but I cannot boot.
Any idea, tips, hint??
I have tried 3x to reset CMOS, still no success
Thanks a lot!!!

"How about this one, married to a Phenom X3 processor:
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=prodcpu2&prod_no=1612&maincat_no=1
My guess it is about 100 $. A Phenom X3 about 150 $. And some memory too: Corsair TWIN2X PC6400 DDR2 2GB KIT CL4, 40 $ maybe."
Except for the processor there are chances you wont need a new PSU for the above. Suspect however you are in the upgrading mood, which points towards a new hard disk and DVD-burner (to house the videos you make) so allow for a Zalman PSU in your budget, too.
And a little off: Thank you, Svet Bosskov-killer for the back-up and information!
Mid a dodification: Was supposed to be a link in there, but got lost in translation. And misspelt last name.

Reboot vith k7t pro (MS 6330) under xp

I have installed xp and now when i want to stop my computer it always reboot
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What is the version of bios i need ?
How to install this new version on my computer ?
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Hi!
You should be OK with BIOS version 3.2 (or higher if you have very large HDDs, for instance). You can find the instructions for flashing the BIOS here.
Hans

Cpu temp sensor burned

Hello all,
K7T 6330 V.3 with 1.3 Athlon
I recently changed my HSF to a presumably better unit than the one that came with teh CPU.
It ended up not cooling any better but running a bit hotter.
I removed all of the components I no longer used (old NIC, bad CDROM) to help air flow but after a few reboots to test the temp I smelt burning plastic.
I found that the CPU temp sensor inside the CPU socket was burned and now I only get red LEDs. The CPU and socket look fine. No debris of burn marks.
Anyway, if the sensor is burned to make an open circuit or shorted somehow, would this completely kill the mobo?
I mean, if ONLY the temp sensor circuit was fried, would this prevent the entire board from functioning?
thanks,
js

Yeah. Sorry if I wasn't clear on that part. The CPU definitely scorched the sensor. I may have inadvertantly pulled it up a little when replacing the CPU, only way it could have happened.
thanks,
js

Difficulty with CJC using on board temp sensor - SCB-68

I am trying to do Cold Junction Compensation using the built in temperature sensor on my SCB-68 connector block. I am using the 6224 M Series PCI DAQ card. I am having two problems:
1. I found a procedure on this forum for reading the temperature sensor which, in my case, is at channel 16. So, I have my connector block switches set so the Temp sensor is enabled, and I am in differential mode. I created a global channel called "TempSensor" and set it to channel 16. I applied a scaling of m = 180 and b = 32 to get farenheit. When I do this, and I test the channel, it reads a temperature of 75 degrees. This seems a little hot for my office, which is probably more like 68 degrees. Any idea what might be wrong? I don't have to connect anything to the board to read the temp sensor, do I?
2. I've connected a type T thermocouple to channels 20 and 28 (differential). For CJC, I can set it manually by estimating the temperature in my office as 68 degrees and puting that value in the CJC Source Constant field. When I do this, the TC seems to work great. It reads around 68 degrees in my office, and more like 85 if I squeeze it between my hands. So, now I want to use the "TempSensor" global channel to do my cold junction compensation automatically. When I select my CJC Source as "Channel" and enter "TempSensor," I run the test and get temperatures of 176 degees F. What am I doing wrong?
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Kevin

Dear Kevin,
There is a really easy way to test your thermocouple using the Built-In CJC of the SCB-68. The only time I set up a global channel for the CJC is to make sure that it is working correctly. The CJC temp does not indicate the temperature of your office, it indicates the temperature of the SCB-68 board. My CJC value is 2 degrees warmer than the room temperature. 75 degrees is a reasonable temperature to get.
After you check the CJC to make sure that it is working, you can set up the task in the Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX). Expand Devices and Interfaces>>NI-DAQmx Devices. Right click on your device and select Properties. Click on the Accessory Tab and add the SCB-68 to the second connector and click Configure. Check the box for Reference Temperature Enabled. Click the two OKs to save your changes. Then create your thermocouple task normally and select your CJC source as Built-In.
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Thanks for the reply, just being positive as the phone turns on fine and every thing works ok for 5 min and then the temperature alarm comes on. I am hoping that the issue may be limited to a perticular temperature sensor etc.
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Were is the temp sensor on a k7t pro MS-6330

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