MSI K9N Neo - MS7260

Carel

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Well, I modified a BIOS again, for the MSI K9N Neo (PCB 1.0), MS-7260. The added features are:
- Damn Nice Bootscreen (the old one suck)
- Processor Frequency Multiplier
- Processor Voltage

I don't know if this will help some people with overclocking, but, here they are.

*USE AT OWN RISK*

http://rapidshare.com/files/228438450/MSI_K9N_Neo__PCB_1.0_.zip.html
 
You have either K9N Neo V2 or Neo V3 which takes a different BIOS. This mod does not apply to you. Don't even try it unless you want to trash your MB.
 
Carel said:
Well, I modified a BIOS again, for the MSI K9N Neo (PCB 1.0), MS-7260. The added features are:
- Damn Nice Bootscreen (the old one suck)
- Processor Frequency Multiplier
- Processor Voltage

I don't know if this will help some people with overclocking, but, here they are.

*USE AT OWN RISK*

http://rapidshare.com/files/228438450/MSI_K9N_Neo__PCB_1.0_.zip.html


I know this is an old post,,,,but is this file still available, link seems dead now.
Thanks
Simon
 
s_mon67,

Since you have fewer than 10 posts and can not email or PM other users, I have contacted Carel on your behalf.  Please do be advised that if you do get this bios and use it, you use it ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.  These forums, MSI, nor Carel will be responsible if you have issues.
 
hmm, unfortunately I can't seem to find that BIOS on my PC... I must have deleted it or something, but I did find a Beta BIOS in MSI's ftp site, which has EXACTLY the same changes. You can change the CPU Voltage & Change the Multiplier. You can download the BIOS here: http://www.mediafire.com/?o4t5mhomyzi
If you are interested in changing the bootscreen or modify some options, you can download AMI modding tools (MMTOOL v3.22 & AMIBCP v3.37) here: http://www.mediafire.com/?mnqwj2mmww2

I hope this helps. BTW, you should notice that this BIOS is for MS-7260 (MSI K9N Neo, PCB 1.0) only. It has nVIDIA chisets, so the CPU voltage will not be of much help, since nVIDIA uses completely different designs from that of Intel & AMD - nVIDIA's chipsets cannot overclock well, but they do have better latencies. Unfortunately real life performance depends on the actual clock rating & not the latency. You can try this BIOS, but I can't promise that it'll provide better overclocking. If you find that you can only overclock by 5%, then it's definitly better to leave the CPU on stock speed, setting the PLL's frequency higher than nVIDIA's chipset's locked frequency will make it unstable. Test the stability with IntelBurnTest (for AMD & Intel CPU's): http://downloads.guru3d.com/IntelBurnTest-v1.6-download-2047.html

*USE AT OWN RISK*
 
sorry for not replying earlier, been quite busy the last few weeks, many thanks for your replys
will have to try your surgestions out ,,,soon,,,,lol
 
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