i have an old motherboard (ecs p6bat-a+) that has both slot 1 and socket 370 that can be used interchangeably...
it used to have a 450 mhz p3 on the slot 1, and now i've found a p3 800 mhz that i can use.
with the 800 installed, the first boot wasn't successful, no post
i reinstalled and double-checked the hardware. system booted, post was successful, however, when booting into windows xp ( the working OS used with the old 450) after the progress bar finishes,
the system reboots...
could it be possible that i need to reinstall the OS?
or is it a cooling issue? change fan / heatsink / replace thermal cpd?
btw, could i toast the cpu if i changed voltage from the bios?
i've no idea how to diff. a toasted cpu from a working one,
are burned cpu's really burned, or does it occur that a burned cpu might not manifest 'burns' physically?
it used to have a 450 mhz p3 on the slot 1, and now i've found a p3 800 mhz that i can use.
with the 800 installed, the first boot wasn't successful, no post
i reinstalled and double-checked the hardware. system booted, post was successful, however, when booting into windows xp ( the working OS used with the old 450) after the progress bar finishes,
the system reboots...
could it be possible that i need to reinstall the OS?
or is it a cooling issue? change fan / heatsink / replace thermal cpd?
btw, could i toast the cpu if i changed voltage from the bios?
i've no idea how to diff. a toasted cpu from a working one,
are burned cpu's really burned, or does it occur that a burned cpu might not manifest 'burns' physically?