Hi I have a ABIT IP35 and when I switch the power supply on the LED in the case stops at 0.1. Is it my CPU? Anyone know whats going on? I looked at the support site but it didnt have anything that I could see on this code.
Message edited by scyle on 04-18-2008 at 04:38:55 AM
My own searches on Google indicate a PSU incompatibility issue. That PSU looks like a nice one though so I can't say for sure. Maybe look up PSU compatibility charts?
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Through a BIOS update or from the factory? Just throwing this out there but you two could have a different rev board. I havent researched it to know if there is a different rev but anythings possible.
I think englandr hit it on the head.. your board may support that cpu, however, it may require a bios update first. do you have an older cpu that you could throw in there to update the bios? If memory serves me right, that is a 45nm cpu.. in which case there is a bios update for compatibility with those cpus.. here is the link to the bios download page... let us know if this works
I think englandr hit it on the head.. your board may support that cpu, however, it may require a bios update first. do you have an older cpu that you could throw in there to update the bios? If memory serves me right, that is a 45nm cpu.. in which case there is a bios update for compatibility with those cpus.. here is the link to the bios download page... let us know if this works
Through a BIOS update or from the factory? Just throwing this out there but you two could have a different rev board. I havent researched it to know if there is a different rev but anythings possible.
if it is socket 775 it should work i don't see why not.. however i could be wrong.. anyone else? it does suport pentium 4 and pentium D according to the manual.. I just downloaded it to help you.. as long as it is socket lga775 cpu it should work with your board
Unfortunately not. Your old P4 is a socket 478. You need a 775 socket CPU.
Are you referring to a Pentium D? If so, then yes it will work. Tell us exactly what cpu it is and we can answer better. If it has pins sticking out of it then my answer above is correct...
Message edited by englandr753 on 04-18-2008 at 05:08:57 PM
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