zhopudey said:Why do you want to retain it if its faulty?
SATA problems all existed on all NF3 boards if you connect the drives on the two sata ports that are controlled by the external marvell physical layer chip(the two ports far away from the AGP slot) as they get unstable at any HTT greater than 250. The other two use the internal physical layer and SATA shouldn't have a problem. I read Oskar Wu's post on DFI street which said this. Atleast thats how my DFI board's ports work and if I've not mistaken, MSI neo (and neo2) platinum boards used the same chip.funkymonkey said:I had this motherboard.
Gave me soo many problems that i ended up returning and got A8V.
I did not liked it when i had it.
It was too unstable.
Aparantly the early bios versions had many problems, specially sata problems. It seems to be sorted out with latest bios revisions but I cant confirm.
9k thereabouts , just use the sata port 1 and 2 (which are next to the cpu socket) as chaos suggestedTechHead said:Getting it replaced under warranty.
Bottle.. how expensive?
bottle said:9k thereabouts , just use the sata port 1 and 2 (which are next to the cpu socket) as chaos suggested
should be ok .. see the last few posts in this thread , a couple of ppl have the board working fine with a venice cpuTechHead said:Cool. Will do..
Venice and SD support still under testing though:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_cpu_support_detail.php?UID=607&kind=1