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First post, by matze79

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Hi,

does anyone know if a Shuttle HOT-591P will run a Rise MP6 CPU ?

i got both, but the board does not POST with MP6.
As far as i know the Chipset works, so it must be BIOS Issue?

Thanks

Matthias

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Reply 2 of 5, by matze79

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I have Revision 2.0

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Reply 3 of 5, by evasive

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Ok, at least you can set the CPU FSB to 95 which is what some Mp6 want.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP6
You can find the FSB/multiplier you need to set it for in there.

The manual for your board is here:
http://www.minuszerodegrees.net/manuals/Shutt … %20HOT-591P.pdf
Combined with the info from the wiki you should be able to set it properly. Are you using PC66 or PC100 SDRAM? If PC66 you may need to set the board to asynchronous and on 66 there.

All other components (video/power supply/memory) are known good? Is the board running on another CPU?

Reply 4 of 5, by matze79

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Hi,

other CPUs works fine, it gets Stuck during BIOS don`t note the POST Code yet, but i thing it has problems with Registers or something like this.
i use PC133 Memory and set 100Mhz FSB as intent on the CPU, also Voltage is correct.

Maybe i should try bpatcher

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Reply 5 of 5, by red-ray

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matze79 wrote on 2020-06-28, 17:30:

i use PC133 Memory and set 100Mhz FSB as intent on the CPU, also Voltage is correct.

I also use PC133 @ 100MHz and it's fine. Exactly which DIMMs are they and do they support 100 MHz? Mine are as below and do.

Did you manage to get it going and if so what does CPUZ report for it please? On my system the CPU is running @ 200 MHz and CPUZ comes up with what look like random speeds in the range of about 133 to 266 MHz and it won't validate the system.

[SPD Summary] <- SIV32X - System Information Viewer V5.50 Beta-05 RRK::ray

MSI MS-5169 SPD Summary for 2 DIMMs took 0.016 seconds on \\RRK - Windows 2003 x32 Enterprise Terminal Server R2  V5.02  Build 3790  SP2

SMBus  Total for 2 DIMMs   512MB  Banks     Manufacturer (DRAM)  Part Number           Serial     #  [_]Speed   [_]Suppress Same

0_51   SDRAM DIMM          256MB  1  256Mb  Samsung              M3 66S3253ETS-C7A SE  369C-C10B         Clock  tCL  tRCD tRP  tRAS tRC  |G|CRC
       PC-133 (133MHz)                                                                     JEDEC  1   100.0MHz  2    2    2    5    -    Ranks 1 
                                                                                                  2   133.3MHz  3    3    3    6    -

0_52   SDRAM DIMM          256MB  1  256Mb  Samsung              M3 66S3253ETS-C7A SE  0200-8975         Clock  tCL  tRCD tRP  tRAS tRC  |G|CRC
       PC-133 (133MHz)                                                                     JEDEC  1   100.0MHz  2    2    2    5    -    Ranks 1
                                                                                                  2   133.3MHz  3    3    3    6    -

[  OK ]  [ Copy]   [Windows]  [Machine]  [ DIMMs]  [Sensors]  [Status]   [USB Bus]  [ SPD ]  [Volumes]   [SMB Bus]  [PCI Bus]  [ALL Dev]
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