- Sep 7, 2004
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I have run into this issue with the bios my board came with (1.3) and even with the 1.41 beta. Specs are as follows:
A64 3200+ Winchester
XP-90 w/ Pnaflo 92mm
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
1GB Corsair XMS PC4000
500w Ultra-X modular PSU
300GB Maxtor SATA on port3 (boot drive)
250gb and 160GB ATA/133 IDE drives
9800pro
DVD burner and CD burner on the other IDE connector
If I have the machine off and power it on, all drives are detected quickly and the system boots very fast. If I go into the bios and exit or if I reboot from within Windows, the IDE drives are detected and then it hangs detecting the SATA drive (which is detected fine in the bios and listed as the boot drive.) I am not overclocking at all right now, the only change to the BIOS was manually setting the 3-3-3-8-1T settings on the Corsair (manufacturers specs.) Before that change the auto settings would have it at 2T and slower settings. The only fix it seems people have found is to power off and power on the machine and that it's caused by changing any setting in the bios off defaults. I find it hard to believe MSI hasn't fixed this even in the latest beta BIOS or there isn't a better solution than to power off and power on the machine. Any other ideas or suggestions? This is really the only problem I have had so far with this mobo and maybe I should consider myself lucky to not have the issues many others have run into, but it's still very aggravating.
A64 3200+ Winchester
XP-90 w/ Pnaflo 92mm
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
1GB Corsair XMS PC4000
500w Ultra-X modular PSU
300GB Maxtor SATA on port3 (boot drive)
250gb and 160GB ATA/133 IDE drives
9800pro
DVD burner and CD burner on the other IDE connector
If I have the machine off and power it on, all drives are detected quickly and the system boots very fast. If I go into the bios and exit or if I reboot from within Windows, the IDE drives are detected and then it hangs detecting the SATA drive (which is detected fine in the bios and listed as the boot drive.) I am not overclocking at all right now, the only change to the BIOS was manually setting the 3-3-3-8-1T settings on the Corsair (manufacturers specs.) Before that change the auto settings would have it at 2T and slower settings. The only fix it seems people have found is to power off and power on the machine and that it's caused by changing any setting in the bios off defaults. I find it hard to believe MSI hasn't fixed this even in the latest beta BIOS or there isn't a better solution than to power off and power on the machine. Any other ideas or suggestions? This is really the only problem I have had so far with this mobo and maybe I should consider myself lucky to not have the issues many others have run into, but it's still very aggravating.