"This Cpu is not supported by this model"
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Hello, I recently put together my very first PC Gaming Build & got this message when I booted it up.
"This Cpu is not supported by this model"
550w Power Supply
ASUS MICRO ATX Mobo
&
AMD Phenom II x4 CPU
Windows 7 Home Premium
I have run Windows 7 anyways and it is installing as I type.
Just wondering does it really even matter?
with all the other posts saying it works fine anyways I don't really care unless the computer just completely dies on me which i don't think will happen.
But anyways, Is it really much of a deal?
"This Cpu is not supported by this model"
550w Power Supply
ASUS MICRO ATX Mobo
&
AMD Phenom II x4 CPU
Windows 7 Home Premium
I have run Windows 7 anyways and it is installing as I type.
Just wondering does it really even matter?
with all the other posts saying it works fine anyways I don't really care unless the computer just completely dies on me which i don't think will happen.
But anyways, Is it really much of a deal?
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nukemaster said:
Under downloads/other they should have a bios update.What is the exact model number of the board?
I downlaoded the update for my specific motherboard but it did no good I mean this is perfectly okay i can cope with having to press f1 everytime but...
This prohibits me from pressing F8 upon reboot to open the safe mode options
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