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- Fountain Valley, CA
Hello,
I have a Pentium 4 2.0 Ghz and I was looking for a motherboard that supports my processor and also rambus. I even bought one from Fry's and on the box it says that it supports up to 2.4 Ghz, but I wasnt able to power on the system. Then I took it back to Fry's and they have tried 3 different boards (same model) and none of them worked (with my processor or their processor). I think the motherboard was an Asus P4T.
What motherboard should I get? (and where can I get it).
And also I bought a Soyo P4I Fire Dragon and my processor got stuck to the fan. The program that I was running for the temperature checking did not report overheating, anyone has any ideas why that happened?
And one more question:
When I was running the following configuration, the system would restart from time to time (under "heavy load" only).
P4 2.0 Ghz
Soyo P4I Fire Dragon motherboard
256 MB DDR SDRAM (Corsair)
ATI Radeon 7500 (64 MB DDR w/ Tv-Out and DVI)
2 HDD
1 DVD-ROM
1 CD-Writer
350W power supply (approved by Inter for P4)
1 ZIP Drive + 1 Floppy Drive
Could it be a fault in the CPU since this was reported on a dif motherboard and different DDR RAM. Or could it be that the power supply was not good enough for my system (was not filtering good enough).
And is there a way to check if there is such a fault in the CPU?
Thank you
This P4 2.0 is not the Northwood version, anyone know what the difference is between those two?
I have a Pentium 4 2.0 Ghz and I was looking for a motherboard that supports my processor and also rambus. I even bought one from Fry's and on the box it says that it supports up to 2.4 Ghz, but I wasnt able to power on the system. Then I took it back to Fry's and they have tried 3 different boards (same model) and none of them worked (with my processor or their processor). I think the motherboard was an Asus P4T.
What motherboard should I get? (and where can I get it).
And also I bought a Soyo P4I Fire Dragon and my processor got stuck to the fan. The program that I was running for the temperature checking did not report overheating, anyone has any ideas why that happened?
And one more question:
When I was running the following configuration, the system would restart from time to time (under "heavy load" only).
P4 2.0 Ghz
Soyo P4I Fire Dragon motherboard
256 MB DDR SDRAM (Corsair)
ATI Radeon 7500 (64 MB DDR w/ Tv-Out and DVI)
2 HDD
1 DVD-ROM
1 CD-Writer
350W power supply (approved by Inter for P4)
1 ZIP Drive + 1 Floppy Drive
Could it be a fault in the CPU since this was reported on a dif motherboard and different DDR RAM. Or could it be that the power supply was not good enough for my system (was not filtering good enough).
And is there a way to check if there is such a fault in the CPU?
Thank you
This P4 2.0 is not the Northwood version, anyone know what the difference is between those two?