Barton 2500+ boots at 1094 mhz
hey
just installed a new barton, but my mobo will only run it at 100 fsb (1094mhz). if i try raising the fsb to 133, it shutdown after a few seconds, and if set to 166, it pretty much shuts down straight away. Using a chieftec 360w psu and have latest bios for my mobo
any help would be sweet
what system?
mobo?
ram?
anything faulty?
maybe rma the chip
Which board have you got?
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msi k7n2g - ran fine with my old duron
ram ispc2700 nanya chips
all my stuff works ok
have a 9700 pro, cdrw and dvd drive, 2 hds, soundblaster live platinum, wintv card, 4 x 80mm fans
Hmm, Nforce2 chipset, it *should* be fine with it.. smells like a dead chip at the moment..
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have you tried clearing the BIOS - it may still be trying to run it as a duron (i.e. voltages etc...) - always a good idea to reset BIOS/CMOS when installing a completely different processor - try that first.Originally posted by PanzerKnight
msi k7n2g - ran fine with my old duron
ram ispc2700 nanya chips
all my stuff works ok
have a 9700 pro, cdrw and dvd drive, 2 hds, soundblaster live platinum, wintv card, 4 x 80mm fans
if it was dead, wouldnt it not boot at all?
this morning manged to have it bot up at 133 fsb, but when i swapped ram it went pear shaped and wont go bak to 133 fsb now.
yup have cleared the bios quite a few times now
its running the cpu at 1.65v
A dead chip doesn't always mean completely dead, maybe "faulty" would have been a better choice of words..
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heh,not to keen to return it as bought from ebuyer, and heard they can be a right pain with these sort of things
mmmm, able to increas the multiplier to 12.5 to give 1243 mhz, yay!
The MSI boards have a little extra jumper on them.
Look for the 100mhz jumper on the board (use the manual to find it).
Switch it over and it should now work correctly.
MSI are the only manufacturer (as far as I am currently aware) who followed nVidia's reference design and included this little jumper incase of system overclock failure.
You would have never known it was there as the duron only has a 100mhz FSB
"In a world without walls and fences, who needs Windows and Gates?"
when ever i short the j11 jumper to 133/166 mhz mode, it does the same thing. have left the jumper open at the mo so i can boot up
currently have the j10 jumper set to safe mode (100mhz) so i can boot up. This morning i managed to have this jumper in user mode (133 mhz) and had it running at 133 fsb
ho hum! just tried this j10 jumper again and switched it to 133 mode and pc boots up ok, time to see if it will let me actually increase the fsb, brb
Last edited by PanzerKnight; 05-08-2003 at 03:03 PM.
Switch the jumper to 133 and then clear the CMOS
"In a world without walls and fences, who needs Windows and Gates?"
right, the j11 jumper is set to 133/166 mhz mode
now to move the j10 jumper baaaaak to the 133 mode and clear cmos
phew
brb
crap didnt work
got to windows logging in screen, then shutdown after i entered my pass
What heatsink have you got on that???
It _could_ be temperature related. If you can boot into the BIOS in 133 jumpered mode, monitor it a while.
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