XP 2000 T-Bred K7T Turbo2 overclocking problem(multiplier)

I've updated the mobo with the Latest BIOS 3.6 and still the multiplier doesn't do what it should do...
I have the new athlon XP 2000+ with Thoroughbred core
512mb PC133 Kingston
when i changed the multiplier to 14 with 133FSB(default)
it gave me 770mhz ... what the? it should be 14x133 = 1862Mhz.
Maximum overclocking i could reach was 150FSB x default multiplier which gave me 1875Mhz. but then it will display artifacts while doing heavy processing tasks and i suspect that those visual artifacts were coming from the overclocked FSB to 150 which will at the same time overclock my memory to PC150( my memory can't handle that!)
My overclocking can only be done correctyl by changing the mobo's FSB which in fact is limited by the VIA chipset controller and my memory overclocking capability.
Any help or fixes will be appreciated.

yes, but wicked unstable because of the overclocked agp, the screen would have white rectangles where the ads should be and that kinda thing. by moving down a little at a time, I was able to leave it @150 and have it run fairly well. by changing to my little guy, 1500Xp I was able to squeak a couple of more fsb ,but I still moved it back to 150 ,as that was the sweet spot Funny thing about it was, that I was running 3 different brands of ram, and still could get it up there ,but it was more stable with just 1 stick, and the Kingston was CL2 so I chose that. They weren't expensive ram either, Apacer and Centon from Circuit City. Closer examination of the ram showed up the fact that they were all Infenion chips. I was also using a modified version of 98se that allows up to 1 gb of ram. I have since loaded one with XP and still does excellent @150FSB and 2 sticks 256 Kingston CL2. I was gonna try PC150 but this little test showed that was a waste of money. This was with a FUTUREPOWER400watt P/S I think trying anything bigger would still give you problems as you have no way to lock pci/agp from the OC like a kt3 or KT4 has and hardware don't like OC as 1 dead harddrive will tell you. BIGDADDY51

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Hi,
I've recently bought a K7T Turbo2 board (6330v5) OEM version (green PCB) made probably for Fujitsu-Siemens UK. They probably didn't need those board anymore and sold them (a lot of wholesalers have them in my country now).
Anyway I think the board I bought is damaged, but I not sure.
The problem is that it won't POST with locked T-breds. I've tried a 2000+ (3rd week of 2004) and a 2400+ locked T-bred (46th week of 2003) and the PC haven't started.
But with a T-Bird 1400Mhz, a 1700+ and 1800+ Palomino (probably locked) and 2400+ unlocked T-bred the board started without any problems.
Is this the problem with new XP processors (produced after the 39th week 2003 and internally locked) and this board or I have a damaged board?
TIA,
Max

Well, I didn't know it was the OEM version when I was buying it... But in this case I don't think the bios is the problem. The board looks virtually the same as the normal board.
And it boots with a pre-39 (24th week of 2003) T-bred 2400+, so it's not a lack of compatibility with T-bred issue.
For me it seems that this board has problem with T-bred made after the 39th week of 2003 (internally locked ones).
So I need to know if all of those boards have the same problem, or only this one?
BTW. Currently I'm running my unlocked T-bred 2400+ on a Abit KT7A board, and I've tried the same locked T-bred 2400+ that failed on MSI K7T Turbo2 on my abit board and it also didn't boot. So maybe there's something wrong the KT133A chip which makes KT133A boards incompatible with new locked T-breds?
Of course the locked T-bred runs fine on a KT400 board or a nforce2 ultra400 boards...

K7T Turbo2 Overclocking question

Can i adjust the processor voltage without unlocking it first?
i'm using AMD AthlonXP 2000+ T-Bred A

yes, but wicked unstable because of the overclocked agp, the screen would have white rectangles where the ads should be and that kinda thing. by moving down a little at a time, I was able to leave it @150 and have it run fairly well. by changing to my little guy, 1500Xp I was able to squeak a couple of more fsb ,but I still moved it back to 150 ,as that was the sweet spot Funny thing about it was, that I was running 3 different brands of ram, and still could get it up there ,but it was more stable with just 1 stick, and the Kingston was CL2 so I chose that. They weren't expensive ram either, Apacer and Centon from Circuit City. Closer examination of the ram showed up the fact that they were all Infenion chips. I was also using a modified version of 98se that allows up to 1 gb of ram. I have since loaded one with XP and still does excellent @150FSB and 2 sticks 256 Kingston CL2. I was gonna try PC150 but this little test showed that was a waste of money. This was with a FUTUREPOWER400watt P/S I think trying anything bigger would still give you problems as you have no way to lock pci/agp from the OC like a kt3 or KT4 has and hardware don't like OC as 1 dead harddrive will tell you. BIGDADDY51

K7T Turbo2 Post problem

Hey all, first time here. I am trying to fix my son's computer for Christmas. His old mobo went dead and I picked up a K7T Turbo2 at the local shop. Details below:
K7T Turbo2 mobo - Award BIOS v6.00PG (W6330VMS v3.7)
AMD Athlon 1.4
2 x PC100 128MB ram
AGP GeForce4 MX (tried Rage 128
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When booting the first few times, it acts like it wants to boot, gets through post and tries to access the hdd - but never gets to any MS booting screen (XP loaded on hdd) - screen just goes black. I turn it off and back on and it gets to the point where it does the HDD check and freezes. The diagnostic LED stops on #1 red and the rest green (manual says boot attempt, but it hasn't even done a hdd check yet). I take it down and back up again several times. Sometimes the LEDs stop on #2 red and the rest green (manual says floopy init).
I took the board back to the shop and got another with the same results. I have tried different AMD 1.4 (from a known working PC), different PC100 128MB sticks and PC133 256MB sticks. I've tried booting with only minimal parts attached (no hdd or cd) with the same results. The only thing I can think of is the PSU is not strong enough. I've tried plugging in the little 12V piece and not using it with the same results. HELP!!!! Tomorrow is Christmas and my son is going to be very disappointed. TIA!
AirGator

Just wanted to say thanks for all the help. I foud the problem though. It was a faulty CPU. I know that I had swapped it out with my working AMD 1.4, but for some reason, this one would die once any load was put on it. I took my wife's 1.4 out and the mobo booted.
I just went out to ZipZoomFly (from Pricewatch) and bought two new AMD Athlon XP 1800+'s for $48 each. Hopefully they'll come in quickly and I can get my son's PC back to him before the end of his Christmas break. Thanks again all!
AirGator

K7T Turbo2 PCI Problem

Motherboard: MSI K7T Turbo2 MS-6330 Ver5.0
Bios: 3.6
Chipset Driver: 4.43
Processor: AMD 1800+ XP
RAM: 256MB SDRAM PC133
HDD: WD800JB 80GB
CDROM: Generic 50x
CDRW: Lite-On 40x12x48 LTR40125S
With Windows XP Home or Windows XP Pro, I cannot install any PCI devices. I have tried a modem, NIC and a Soundblaster live. It sees the device, and knows what it is, but fails to install. I have tried different PCI slots. I have tried just about every BIOS setting (and yes I disabled the integrated modem, either though there is no integrated modem) but can't figure it out.
With Windows 98SE, no problem installing PCI devices. I did use a different hard drive to test WIN98, but I don't think that would matter.
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DTM77

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Originally posted by maesus
I think this is just WinXP couldn't find the exact drivers for your PCI devices. Try to point to the driver location that you have downloaded and extracted, and manually install the driver.
Thank you for the advice, but that's not it. I did what you said.. pointed to either the CD or floppy. Even with the soundblaster, XP new it was a soundblaster and tried to install it's driver, but no luck.
I'm going to try different versions of the VIA chipset drivers today and see what happens.
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K7T Turbo2 BIOS CLOCK MULTIPLIER

I've got a K7T Turbo2, ATHLON XP 1700+ with the latest BIOS Update. MY Power Supply is 350W, ATI RADEON 9000, and 512MB SDRAM.
I removed the jumper on the board so the FSB is 133 x2. However, I've tried increasing the multiplier in the BIOS and it seems to have no effect. I even took it up to 15, the max. When the machine boosts and I open either FUzzy Logic or SiSoft Sandra, both still say my clock mulitiplier is 11, and the speed is still the same.
Any thoughts? I'm currently getting 1460 mhz from the processor.

Sounds like a Palamino with locked multi. Only real way to verify - remove heatsink, and give us all data printed on core.
OR, you could d/l WCPUID (see Google for d/l site- tiny d/l)and give a screenshot which should show the model of the CPU.

K7T Turbo2 RAM problems

I'm having some problems getting an extra RAM stick to work on my MSI K7T Turbo 2 (ms6330) motherboard.
When I only have one RAM stick (512MB, Apacer, UNB PC133 CL2) installed everything works fine. But when I insert another RAM stick, EXACTLY the same, the whole system becomes very unstable..
I've noticed that when I use
RAM slot 1 and 2
or
RAM slot 2 and 3
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When I use
RAM slot 1 and 3
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What could be causing this to happen? I saw on newsgroups another guy with similar problem - he had also installed another ram stick and had lockup problems with his system:
http://tinyurl.com/7yvi
My system:
OS :
Windows XP Pro / WIndows 2000 (both have same problems)
Hardware:
AMD XP2000+ CPU
ATI Rage 2 PCI GFX-card
Seagate 60GB HD
D-link Wireless PCI Network card
Plextor 40/12/40 CDRW
Asus DVD ROM
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Regards,
Tom.

I have similar problem when i used 3 or 2 512 stick combination last time. All 3 stick work perfectly with the fourth stick when i was using my old Abit Ka7 mobo. It's seem to have problem with this mobo. I also dunno why. now i only resort to use 256 only.

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[email protected]

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I know you already reinstalled and updated drivers but it might still be a driver problem - you might again fiddle a bit with the drivers ...
Also (have been looking for that, but I cannot find the actual thread), I think I remember someone with comparable problems which were solved after updating the (video!) drivers, so you could end up doing some more updating of drivers (always make sure that you follow the instructions, sometimes the old drivers need to be uninstalled first)...
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Hi, I know this board is a bit old, but still ...
I have a strange problem.
When I power on my PC I can see the BIOS version and the processor type. The the boot screen stops. The machine then reboots and I get the same screen back on (seeing only the processor type).
I tried reseting the bios, changing RAM banks. Same problem. I have 2 sticks od SDR RAM.
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If I reboot the PC again, I have to wait another 20 minutes and - WIndows XP is booted.
Whan could be wrong?
Thanks.
Sebastijan

Hello!
Please tell us PSU specs too, found on a sticker inside case, on the noisy box.
It's not that old, I think, but have you ever updated BIOS.
- Hey! Be careful you get the right BIOS!! I think this is for your board, but please check and double check, and read description for each update version.
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/bios/bos/spt_bos_detail.php?UID=24&kind=1
Other than PSU and BIOS, it could also be IDE config is not as good as could be. If possible, have the hard disk(s) on different channel than CD, DVD etc. Master disks whether HDD or CDRW, should be at the end of the cable. What is the brand of your HDD?

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thing is all they care is that psu will run their xp
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Sorry for my english...
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Hi,
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fine. can read secondary hard drive(80GB) just fine. Seagate drive has OS windows 2000 loaded onto it. ST works fine when I pop it as a primary on other systems win2k would load just fine. Deleted OS folder and boot.ini from ST drive and tried to boot as primary, same error message. Just can not get friggin mainboard to read my 80GB HDD as primary!!!
please help before I take this mainboard back...

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Hello
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Need help with T-bred on K7T Turbo2????

I just got a K7T Turbo2, the one that supports all the way up to XP2600+ 266FBS cpu's.
and I am trying to use a XP2100+ T-bred "B" in it.
and I can not select 133FSB.
every time I try it defaults back to 100FSB, heck I can select, pretty much any multiplier, but they are not right.
if I pick 8X I get 16X, if I select 13X i get 20X?????
it wont detect the cpu correctly and I cant select the correct settings manually.
I flashed to the latest bios already, and it does this with either bios.
It must be something simple, I just have never had a MSI board before and dont know my way around the bios very well yet???
Thanks for any help ahead of time.

I knew it was something simple, it has a 100/133FSB jumper J17 I have to set to 133FSB, DUH!!!
This is the first KT133A board I have had that you cant do this in the bios.
oh well no biggie.
will change it when i get home.
and I found a 16X and a 20X multiplier so hopefully thuis thing will run my T-bred at 2.4GHZ of more and 150FSB or more.

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