Mach Speed P4M800 (890552603480) Motherboard "socket cpu" Questions

...board support?? That's a socket 462 (socket A) board. That is for early AMD cpu's. Here is a link to some socket A processors ...

...CPU down onto the socket. 4. If the CPU is correctly installed, the pins should be completely embedded into the socket and can not be seen. Please note that any violation of the correct installation ...

the Athlon XP is a 462 pin package and the MS8147C+ has a SocketA/Socket 462 socket for the CPU. The Athlon 64 3800+ is a 940 pin package and requires a AM2 socket, so this CPU will not physically fit

cpu fan is AKASA AK-955 CPU SKT775 cpu fan compatible with my p4i65g motherboard no, the fan is for a socket 775 cpu, you have a socket 478 cpu so the bracket will be different

...CPU that was socket 478, and it was within your CPU ranges (as per the Manual), you would still need to reflash your BIOS so that your motherboard would support it. So all in all, Just still with the ...

...socket is listed on the motherboard, so if you have a CPU that fits only AM3+, the CPU wont fit it unless directed by the CPU manufacture seeing that AM3+ is for AMD processors only if you have a ...

CPU in and bent the socket pins. Can the CPU pins be replaced? Wait if there just bent you can very gentily bend them back with your fingernails. the gentil put it in the Mother board socket slowly if

...socket to release the CPU. 4) Pull out old CPU and install new CPU, (Be very careful not to bend the pins on the CPU.) 5) Put small amount of thermal paste on top CPU. 6) Replace CPU fan and connect ...

CPU slides gently into the socket. (If you have to push it in the socket, than it is not lined up correctly). You can see how to install a CPU by opening this link. (Though this CPU may not be the CPU

CPU socket, and the back of the computer by the keyboard & mouse ports. These are plastic moulded plugs which cannot be inserted the wrong way round so do not under any circumstances try and force