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post #3171 of 11274
8/10/09 at 7:12am
Just a Precaution guys the new 1002 bios for the m2n sli has southbridge problems which means that the usb controllers give trouble
when i reverted back to the 903 bios i never had that problem again
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8/10/09 at 7:13am
Well your PSU is definitely holding you back. I doubt anything is damaged. The thing about having your case open is that the air does not have a path to travel It can go where ever it wants. Now when you have the fan on everything is getting cooled. I know my 5000+ can pull almost 125w by itself when Highly OC'd so you have to figure you GPU is prob pulling about 50w the HD is pulling ~12w(i think) MB is probably pulling 100w. I would recommend getting a good PSU a cheap one can cause instability and give you BSOD's. You might take a look at the Corsair 650TX as they are a great PSU.
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post #3173 of 11274
8/10/09 at 7:41am
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Well your PSU is definitely holding you back. I doubt anything is damaged. The thing about having your case open is that the air does not have a path to travel It can go where ever it wants. Now when you have the fan on everything is getting cooled. I know my 5000+ can pull almost 125w by itself when Highly OC'd so you have to figure you GPU is prob pulling about 50w the HD is pulling ~12w(i think) MB is probably pulling 100w. I would recommend getting a good PSU a cheap one can cause instability and give you BSOD's. You might take a look at the Corsair 650TX as they are a great PSU.
Ok i will buy a new psu thx for everything.
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8/10/09 at 7:49am
np!
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8/10/09 at 9:40am
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Ultra, so sorry to hear that. Would you like me to put you in a different category of members now?

Super and Eclipse, I would be more then happy to put up a known CPU compatibility list but I don't know all the CPU's that are compatible. If some one want's to go thru the thread and point out cpu's w/post numbers then I can put all the cpu's on the list w/a post link for proof.

B'Fish, I'm wondering if you need to make bios adjustments to get it back to your previouse overclockable state. This is why I like to use the save bios to this bank tool from with in the bios. It makes reseting your bios a snap and you can go right back to your last bios settings after clearing the cmos just by selecting load bios from this bank or what ever it's called. Sorry I have a few DFI mobo's and they do the same thing. I think DFI is the originator of such bios tool and Asus and other enthusiast mobo makers followed the trend.

Never the less you can't go wrong w/saving your bios settings, especially if your gonna be trying new settings for overclocking. Infact you can set up the bios for a total stock spd to save on electricity and hardware life and then just boot to the overclocked settings by the push of a button during boot up.


Regarding your not being able to boot into windows now with your voltage at 1.34v. Is that a bios 1.34v or is that a OS 1.34v? Your board prolly like the rest of them overvolts a bit from bios to OS close to .12 volts.

Good Luck,

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8/10/09 at 11:29am
Unofficial CPU compatibility for Asus M2N series Motherboards

Unsure
Am2+ of more than 125w TDP

More than likely work
AM3 X2 series Athlon (240,245,250) Phenom II (545,550)
AM3 X3 series Phenom (8250e,8450e,8450,8650,8750,8850) Phenom II(710,720)
All Am2+ with a TDP of 125w or less

Awaiting Conformation
Slink: PI 7750 (looking for post w/proof)
ov3rl04d: PI 9950 (same as above)

Confirmed Working

AM2+
G-Byte: X4 9850 vaild on M2N32-SLI DELUXE

Thewebmaster: X4 920 valid on M2N-SLI DELUXE
NightHawK360: X4 920 valid on M2N-SLI


actuality: X4 940. valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
N2Gaming: X4 940 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
nalo_b: X4 940 valid on M2N32 -SLI DELUXE
purpleannex: X4 940 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
RagingInferno: X4 940 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
Craig 01: X4 940 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
Purpleannex: X4 940 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
kolos: X4 940 valid on M2N-SLI DELUXE

AM3



Gyro: X3 720 vaild on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
TheFoister: X3 720 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
RawZ: X3 720 valid on M2N68
DrSwizz: X3 720 vaild on M2N32-SLI DELUXE

DrSwizz: Sempron 140 valid on M2N-SLI DELUXE

ben1981: Athlon II X4 630 valid on M2N-SLI DELUXE
BigBruiserAl: Athlon II X4 640 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE

How to make your 955 work.

RawZ: X4 955 valid on M2N68
BigJohn44: X4 955 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
lysmyL X4 955 valid on M2N32-SLI DELUXE
Anonymous: X4 955 valid on M2N-SLI DELUXE
If anyone has a AM2+ or AM3 cpu working please post a cpu-z validation.

Officialy Supported CPUs and bios by MB
Edited by eclipseaudio4 - 10/23/09 at 7:46pm
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8/10/09 at 11:45am
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B'Fish, I'm wondering if you need to make bios adjustments to get it back to your previouse overclockable state. This is why I like to use the save bios to this bank tool from with in the bios. It makes reseting your bios a snap and you can go right back to your last bios settings after clearing the cmos just by selecting load bios from this bank or what ever it's called. Sorry I have a few DFI mobo's and they do the same thing. I think DFI is the originator of such bios tool and Asus and other enthusiast mobo makers followed the trend.

Never the less you can't go wrong w/saving your bios settings, especially if your gonna be trying new settings for overclocking. Infact you can set up the bios for a total stock spd to save on electricity and hardware life and then just boot to the overclocked settings by the push of a button during boot up.


Regarding your not being able to boot into windows now with your voltage at 1.34v. Is that a bios 1.34v or is that a OS 1.34v? Your board prolly like the rest of them overvolts a bit from bios to OS close to .12 volts.

Good Luck,

N2G
Yes those 1.34volts are OS volts and in bios these are 1.3v. Even a slight overclock of 200-300mhz to 2.8-2.9ghz alrdy fails i indeed saved 1 overclock profile i will test that later but i thought that if i cleared cmos those profiles were lost to.

I find this very strange :<
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8/10/09 at 11:47am
Hey N2 and Eclipse,

I just thought it would be handy in case someone wants to try and upgrade the system to the max.

I think we have a large group of enthousiasts trying all kind of combinations and we can put together a list from what we know. It will not have any kind of real status, but it will give some help.

Maybe we can make a list with the phenom II and athlon II CPU numbers and report how many times the have been reported as tried and how many times they worked by members from our thread. with a link to the post as proof.

We can indicate CPU's claimed to work by three individuals as working, two as probably working and one as possible. Same for failures. one failure possible not working, two failures probably not working, three failures definitely not working. In case of some failures and some working we can substract the numbers. giving an outcome.

We can ask our members to help put the list together and it will grow overtime. (and Eclipse has offered to dig into the old posts ).

I think this may work.
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8/10/09 at 11:48am
Whe you save a bios profile it is written to the bios. Clearing cmos really just puts everything back to default, so really they should not call it clearing, but it's just one of those things.
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8/10/09 at 11:48am
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Yes those 1.34volts are OS volts and in bios these are 1.3v. Even a slight overclock of 200-300mhz to 2.8-2.9ghz alrdy fails i indeed saved 1 overclock profile i will test that later but i thought that if i cleared cmos those profiles were lost to.

I find this very strange :<
I think you can save the OC profiles somewhere else as well.
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