#Ms 7673 ver 1.1 update#
MSI moderators told me I should never update my bios unless my current bios. I have the Gigabyte GA-965 DS3 board and they have 14 or more bios updates and they encourage users to update their bios to newer versions regularly. I would have bought the gigabyte P35 version if they had the heatpipe system at a lower price. I got no answer on MSI's forum and my post was deleted. I'm still running bios 1.1 and it works well.
#Ms 7673 ver 1.1 how to#
I asked how to flash to the newest bios using Vista 64-bit. I was accused of hijacking a post titled NEO-2FR bios. MSI has NAZI like moderators on their hard to find support forum. My other board is the Neo-4 939 Nforce 4. I bought it because of the heatpipe system and it's almost identical to the Platinum version with less a less exotic heatpipe system. The fastest DDR3 and high-end spec product, frequency up to 1800MHz CL7. The upcoming review – about memory modules: Price down to 120~160USD, then end-users can have more options to choose.ġ.Retail price about 139USD, depends on different regional.Ģ.Full solid capacitors, all made in Japan.ģ.Only reduce few heatpipe design, total functions very close to Platinum/Diamond segment.Ĥ.CPU FSB overclock ability can catch up other competitors, the DRAM overclock ability is also good.ĥ.This heatpipe design did have better efficiency, the work temperature is lower then others.ġ.Other DRAM multiplier overclock ability could be improved.Ģ.BIOS options could design under voltage for CPUģ.Same boot-up screen already use 2 years, needs to be refreshed.
#Ms 7673 ver 1.1 series#
We also hope that more motherboard makers will pull the higher P35 series Performance and spec with good price, that can make this board replace the 965 series motherboards. MSI launched this great cost/performance value P35 Neo2-FR, have good The FSB overclock frequency is 1~2 step higher then 965, support 45nm CPU is also an advantage. This board can also into OS on 560MHz setting,īut it’s almost the CPU frequency top limited.Īccording to my experience with many P35 motherboards, compare with P965, It still very stable with Quad Core overclock heavy loading test.ĥ55*6 => 3328MHz stable with dual SP2004 test POWER:Corsair HX620W Modular Power SupplyĮLSA 8600GT EXTREME default frequency 650/2000 New version sink height is thin, that won’t block big size VGA install.ĬPU:INTEL Core 2 Duo E6700/Core 2 Extreme QX6700/QX6850ĭRAM:CORSAIR Dominator TWIN2X2048-10000C5DF LGA775 architecture, support Intel Core 2 Quad/Core 2 Duo processors. The red button is for Clear CMOS function, with debug signal LED near by.Ĥx DIMM DDR2 memory, support 667/800/1066 frequency. Maybe not much, but all needed things here, comes with EZ-Jumper (Below IDE cable.Ĭompare with P35 Platinum, only have some pipe reduce on looks,īut that makes this board more clear and clean.Ģx PCI-E x16 (Support ATI CrossFire technology, run on 16x+4x speed.) The box design, similar as P35 Platinum, just don’t have the shinning surface cover design. This time we have mainstream fighter P35 from MSI – P35 Neo2-FRĪs I know, the K8 platform Socket939 generation, the model “MSI K8N Neo2”ĭid have great moment on the market. Have more competition on Cost/Performance. We don’t know if this will match same situation as 975X/P965 segment define,īut on P35 products side which come our over 4 months, it’s about time to The higher level X38 chipset products will come out soon, That’s great improvement compare with MSI old Intel platform products, This board have better overclock ability and valuable spec., MSI first launch their P35 Platinum, defined on mid-high range segment. That push P965 series become mainstream or entry level. P35 series defined on Mid-high range segment products, Makers also started to sell their products since May. Since Intel launched their P35 series over 5 months, all the motherboard
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