MSI K7N2 Delta L

[Vassili_Zaitsev]

Hi everybody :t


well, i want to buy a new computer and i have selected the MSI K7N2 Delta L as the Motherboard. But somepeople told me the Mobo have problems with ATi Graphic Card's & i want to assamble the PC with an ATi Radeon 9700 Pro o 9800 Pro Graphic card.

my question is, would i have problems of incompatibility??
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and the memory i had choosed is a Kingston (Memory (http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator/PartsInfo.asp?ktcpartno=KVR400X64C25/512)) its compatible with the MoBo??





thanks everybody (Y)
*sorry for my english :D*

[BipolarBill]

There are no know issues between the nForce2 and ATi cards. I wouldn't worry about that.

I would recommend Crucial memory over Kingston for this application. It's dead reliable. Get PC3200.

Your English, once again, is fine. :cool:

[Vassili_Zaitsev]

crucial, hmmm could be good option, but its so hard to find that ram here in Venezuela, ¬¬ only generic and kingston RAM overhere...but i'll read about that memories. thanks


i dont talk about the nforce2, i talk about the MoBo:

i'd the question because in another forum i colud see a friend with an KT4 Ultra of MSI and a PowerColor 9500 non pro with so much problems, i know it was a problem with the AGP 8X support of the KT400 Chipset but when he turns the AGP transfer speed to 4X the problems don't stop...& he and other "forist" said the MSI make something on their bios to reject the ATi cards...

and i want to confirm that opinions about the MSI



:confused: so i think i have a bad idea about my english



Thanks

[RamonGTP]

I build a computer for my cousin using that board and an ATI 9800 Pro with no issues whatsoever.

[BipolarBill]

I don't think that the MSI will give you any trouble.

Kingston is fine, but be sure to update your BIOS before you install Windows.

[Vassili_Zaitsev]

why??:confused:



thanks

[BipolarBill]

Because the nForce2 chipset is sensitive about RAM. It's best to update the BIOS.

[Vassili_Zaitsev]

well thanks, i'll take your advice. but when i have an UPS, because the electrical service around here is not so good and i dont wan't to loss my mobo.


so, my config would be that:

ATX Generic Chassis, 350W or better PSU
CPU AMD XP2600+ Barton
MoBo K7N2 Delta L
512MB RAM DDR400 Kingston or Crucial
**KVR400X64C25/512**
ATi Radeon 9800Pro > or <
HDD Wester Digital 80GB 7200RPM


looks good no?? (H) lol




thanks everybody

[BipolarBill]

Looks good. :D

[fishybawb]

Looks like a nice setup. Make sure you get a decent PSU though, those generic models are cheap but tend to be of very low quality - if you suffer from a lot of voltage fluctuations, that might be even more reason to buy a good one. See if you can find any 350W+ units by Antec, Enermax, Sparkle or Fortron :)