Posts by Gyro

No. The molex by the pci-e slot is for extra power to said pci-e slots. You need the square 4 pin for main power. Gyro

Quote:Originally Posted by AMD_RULES Quote:Originally Posted by ozlay my 4200+ is a ADA4200IAA5CU which i had running at 3ghz with 1.5v on a cheap biostar board a while back which was 273 fsb but i havent had a chance to run it...

The 24 pin atx and the 8 pin atx need to plugged in, yes. The other 4 pin atx is for extra power to the board.(extreme ocing) The 4 pin molex is for extra power to the pci-e slots when running multiple high powered gfx cards. Gyro

Congrats to your stepson and a big to mtbiker033 for the great gesture. Gyro

Quote:Originally Posted by aclymer Am I thinking of the M2N-E? I could be way off base. (1116 pages is alot to remember) The M2N-e sli can't run them,it and some of the lower end non deluxe M2N's that did not get the bios updated...

Quote:Originally Posted by jakeklem Quote:Originally Posted by Gyro Try booting with the 965 and one stick of ram. Gyro Ok I tried taking all but one stick out and I get the same result with the 965 using the USB and ps2...

No unlocking cores or cache with this board, sorry. It does oc very well though. Gyro

5001 if you have nvidia gfx, 1804 if you have ATI gfx.(1804 is the same as 5001,but has fix for slow boot with ATI gfx) Good luck Gyro ps, check out the M2N club link in my sig.

Try booting with the 965 and one stick of ram. Gyro

Here is a handy chart http://www.overclock.net/t/146129/ddr2-ram-dividers/0_20 When you say NB volts are you talking cpu-NB or NB chipset ? Max ? You'll know when you get there Gyro