Find the rigth motherboard to my processor

[vince_11]

Hello,
find the rigth motherboard to my processor

 

[aford10]

You need to provide a bit more info than this. What is your CPU? What is your budget? What are the other components that you have?

 

[emmanuelxian07]

what?

 

[vince_11]

i have here, intel dual core E2200, ASUS P5SD2-VM motherboard, 1gb 6677 kingston ddr2 memory and 500W
PSU. My problem is, PROBLEM NUMBER 1, i have a video card nvidia GF-7300-GT-DVI-TV-DDR2-512MB i decided not to use this, because when i put this card to my motherboard my PC won't boot, it remains black in my monitor. Problem number 2, when i boot my PC i have a message "CPU over voltage error!" and it beeps like this "..----" 2 fast beeps and 4 regular beeps, and if i press F1 it continue, but here is another problem when i open movies in my media player it hangs and blue screen then restart. please help me about this problem, sorry for my english, thanks.

 

[aford10]

First, try resetting your BIOS.

Are you using a different video card now, or onboard video?

What model power supply do you have?

 

[dwarf10]

Just go for a new system, instead of wasting your money for this upgrade.. Sandy Bridge would be your best bet...

 

[vince_11]

Best answer selected by vince_11.

 

[vince_11]

i'm using on board video now, Cool Power model-atx 500w dual fan PSU. How do i reset my BIOS? Thanks.

 

[aford10]

Disregard dward10. That is generic and poor advice.

First, your PSU is not a real good one.

To reset the BIOS, tap the delete key repeatedly on startup. This should get you into the BIOS. There should be a keystroke option to reset the BIOS.

 

[dwarf10]

Disregard dward10. That is generic and poor advice.

First, your PSU is not a real good one.

To reset the BIOS, tap the delete key repeatedly on startup. This should get you into the BIOS. There should be a keystroke option to reset the BIOS.

I think you should not worry about some one's advice!!

 

[vince_11]

can you please give the steps on how to reset the bios? how about the message "CPU Over Voltage Error" what it means? and the beeps 2 fast and 4 moderate beeps? thanks.

 

[aford10]

I think you should not worry about some one's advice!!

I'm sorry, but you don't know the OP's budget, what he uses it for, or much else. Just advising to upgrade to Sandy Bridge isn't sound.

can you please give the steps on how to reset the bios? how about the message "CPU Over Voltage Error" what it means? and the beeps 2 fast and 4 moderate beeps? thanks.

Tap the delete key repeatedly on startup. That will normally get you into the BIOS. There will be an option to reset the BIOS defaults. This can also be done by removing the CMOS battery on the motherboard for ~5 minutes.

The overvoltage error could be from the voltage setting in the BIOS, you may need a BIOS upgrade, failing hardware, or some other reasons. If the voltage setting has been changed, resetting the BIOS may also resolve this. The beep code may be a result of the error you're seeing.