MSI Neo i875P FIS2R Vdd & Vtt Problems?!

I have been reading that other Intel 875 chipset Boards like ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe & Abit IC7-Max3 are suffering from Vdd & Vtt problems!!!
Does anyone know if this is the case with the MSI Neo i875P FIS2R boards aswell?
Did anyone follow this up?
Would be interested if this is the case & if anyone has done any mods to their RAM slots.
Thx

No they Dont, and it was only the First revisions of those other Manufacturers Boards That are Really Second Revision i875's, and it has Nothing to due with the INTEL (i875) Chipset, It had to do with a Batch of Bad Winbond Memory Voltage Regulating Chips, that Both ABIT and ASUS Used...MSI does NOT use either that Particular Winbond Chip, or the Same DDR-Power Architecture that MSI employs on their i875P...........Sean REILLY875

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Eventually he had me unplug my cable modem, and after 5 seconds, plug it back in. Then I went to the DOS command prompt, gave the "ipconfig/renew" command (which we had tried before without success)....and lo and behold, it was up and running. And after I rebooted the computer, I expected the problem to return, but it was still functioning properly.
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This one has me stumped.
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This is going to sound like a stupid question. And I'm not even sure that I know what I am asking.
I've built two computers so far. One with an MSI K7N2G-L and another with an MSI K7N2G-ILSR. Both nForce2 motherboards with AMD processors.
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Here's my question. For the 875P system will everything pretty much happen the same way? Or do I need to do additional things? One of my main concerns (especially if I go with the Abit IC7-G over the MSI) is flashing the bios. Do I need a floppy drive or something? I've never flashed a BIOS outside of the Live BIOS utility. I don't want to put a floppy drive in my system! What are my options here?
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1. If I only install one SATA drive I have to set it up as a RAID anyway right? Wrong?
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I have an MSI NEO 3 P45 with a Q6600, geforce 8800 gtx, and 4 gigs of OCZ ram which can run up to 1066MHZ. My southbridge is on auto, northbridge is on 1,2 VOlt and FSB voltage is at 1,3. My cpu voltage is at 1,46 voltage and my cpu is overclocked to 3 ghz.
Sometimes when i overclock my cpu, it works on the first boot perfectly but then i have problems in booting and it says that it cannot read my harddrive. THen i have to reset the cmos and start again. it is very annoying. do you guys think that the northbridge is damaged?

I agree with loonym,1.46 seems way too high for only 3ghz on a Q6600...Ive never overclocked a quad yet but i think 3ghz is easily obtained with stock volts (or a very small increase in volts)
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regardless of the PSU I would definitely remove your overclock and start again.....how did you come to this overclock?....did you do it correctly by slowly raising FSB while running stability tests? or did you just crank it up to 3ghz and throttle it with volts till it booted?
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Assorted MSI Neo-2-S mainboard problems

I just bought a MSI NEO-2-S Mainboard. I unwrap it and the first thing I see is a sticker on the AGP slot that says "1.5volt ONLY".
I cannot find *ANY* information to tell me how many volts my MSI video card is..
I have a MSI Geforce 4 TI-4200 card (64mb version). I need to know if it is 1.5 volt or not, or how many volts, so I don't burn my new mainboard.
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Thank you for the quick replies.
Now I am having a different problem. The motherboard will not power up.
It is a 300 watt power supply, should that not be sufficient?
I unhook everything..floppy, fans, hard drive..still no power up.
I try putting ram in different slots, still no power up. Nothing. Not even on that optional connector on the back with 4 LEDs to indicate system status.
I can't figure out what's wrong here. Usually when a mobo will not power up it is improperly seated video card, ram, or some combination thereof.
I have reseated the ram and video card to no avail. I have tried the RAM in slots 1&3, 1&2, and 2&4.
One other quirk is while this IS a P4 PS because it has the 12V CPU power hookup (the 4 connector one) there is no "power switch" or "reset switch" wire(s) to go to the motherboard. Should that cause a problem? I had a P3-350 in there just fine prior to putting in the Neo-2-S, it never had any problems needing that wire. Do I need a new case?
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300 Watt PS
MSI Neo-2-S mainboard
MSI G4 TI-4200 64mb AGP
1GB (512 * 2) Matched Geil pairs
P4 2.4c Intel CPU
WD 1200JB HD
Can anyone help..I've never had so much trouble with components before. :/ I build PC's all day long at work, never had problems like these. This is my first Pentium 4.
I can't get the mainboard to power up, period..we're not even to the point it could POST, because no power..
I have no spare parts to swap in to see if anything is DOA..and if I start playing "guess which item to send back" it's going to get very costly in restocking fees. :/

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Hi,
I need help regarding some problem.
My PC has the following specs:
Motherboard: MSI Neo P35 F
I replaced the old CPU (Intel Core 2 duo 2.13 Ghz, E6420) by a new one (Intel Quad Core Q9650).
From then, the pc didn't recognize the new CPU
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Now the pc boots, recognizes the CPU, but BIOS does not have the AHCI options possible, and I always get a "no hard disk detected" kind of error.
I only have IDE available, not even RAID.
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Consider this done !
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But still have this blinking cursor after first boot screen.
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1. There are 4 SATA connectors on the M/B. I am presuming that I should connect this HDD to SATA 1, but when I do, I cannot get the BIOS to detect it nor can I see the 2 cdrom drives I have on the secondary IDE channel. Furthermore, I get a "Fast Trak" error message telling me the BIOS was not saved. When I connect the HDD to SATA 3, then it is recognised, I get no error messages and I can access both cdroms, but I'm not convinced this is the optimal setup for my system.
2. How should I be setting up the BIOS with respect to SATA / PATA and RAID, if this SATA HDD is the only HDD in the system and the other 2 drives are IDE CDROM's? I want the HDD to be the boot drive (of course).
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I hope this question made sense to someone and that someone's answer will make sense to me!!
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Did you switched you operating mode in NATIVE mode?
I had the same problem and native mode solved it.
Karel

Attention all Neo 875P FIS2R users!...Your opinion is needed!...

Hi...I recently purchased the Neo 875P FIS2R after reading some fantastic reviews on it. However, I was browsing the AnandTech forum last night and most of the replies in the topic were extremely negative towards the board and MSI...People sending them back etc. I have not built my new system yet with the Neo FIS2R so I was wondering what other people's opinions of this board are, how they are finding it's performance, stability etc before I build.
All input will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks from Colin.
P.S.- Overclocking for me is NOT a priority...stability I feel is most important to me.

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Originally posted by Danny
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MSI cut PAT off because of the problems that can occur while it is on with heavy overclocking.
If you are going to say something like this you should post a link to where it is. I have never seen MSI make any statements about cutting PAT off. If this is your guess say so, but don't quote it as fact unless you can prove it is true.
See this for someone else's guess:
"As far as I know, all i875 motherboards disable PAT after 210MHz.
It may be part of the Intel licensing agreement."
I didn't know. That is what I was I read on here.
I didn't know that all the mobos did. It is odd then because at 225FSB on my abit board, Sisoft Sandra and CPU-Z both report that PAT is still on. The same was not said with my MSI board. After 218 PAT was disabled and a took a loss in mem scores.
But don't get me wrong I recommend the MSI board to anyone except the extreme overclocker.
Sorry if I mislead you guys.

Unclocked NEO-875P FIS2R reliability

First of all let me say hellow to the boards, Ive alwayse been a fan of MSI but from what I've read so far about the CORE-CENTER and BIOS problems i plan on leaving my system untouched till i hear better...
CLIFFNOTES-How is the reliability and performance of an unclocked NEO-875P FIS2R????

I'm running un-oc'd too, and I haven't had any problems. Smooth sailing with Bios 1.2. Was smooth before I flashed to 1.2, too. I've resisted flashing to 1.3 or 1.4, even though I'm tempted, because everything runs fine as is. Things aren't perfect (the very very very occasional crash occurs, and things you wouldn't expect to be wonky sometimes are, such as occasional DVD-ROM drive problems, speaker problems, network problems, or vidcard problems, butI don't think that these are on account of the mobo). Really, though, everything pretty much works as expected, looks reasonable in SiSoft Sandra (in terms of performance), and is more stable than my previous Win 98 SE/ASUS A7V installation. Only unfixable problem I've had is the software that MSI provided w/ the board is all deadly. It doesn't work at all. The utilities disc won't run, and programs installed from it (through Windows Explorer) have bad hang and crash problems. Otherwise, all is well.
Nevertheless, I CAN'T WAIT for the day that MSI supplies a stable BIOS that everybody loves, that is 100% proven to make the board do what it's advertised as being able to do. The same goes for their CoreCenter software. It doesn't work for me now, but I'd love for it to be able to.
Anyway, I expect to live w/ the board as is for a while. I'll drop in a Prescott CPU next year, stick w/ my Audigy 2 and All in Wonder cards and my 1 Gig of Corsair PC3200 LL DDR DRAM for a while, and I don't expect to have to upgrade otherwise for at least 3 years from now. Hopefully, this setup will keep me running the latest and greatest software with above-acceptable performance through then.

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