Top 20 AMD Sempron 145, 2.8 GHz Questions & Answers

http://xpdrivers.com/network/amd/_3_3958.cfm

No. This is Fixya.com.

CPUs do not have drivers. They do not contain LAN, Audio, or Video components. These are part of the motherboard they are installed upon. You need to provide the motherboard manufacturer, model number, and revision number, along with the specific Operating System you are running. We can then help you find the driver(s) you need.

I suggest you visit the AMD download centre http://support.amd.com/en-us/download 12.April.2014

Your sound drivers are going to come either from your motherboard manufacturer's website or from the manufacturer of the sound card if you have a discrete card. You will not be able to find sound drivers with just your CPU model information. Good luck

Well, first we need to know the manufacturer, model number and revision of the motherboard. The processor is nice too, but it is the MB that needs the drivers, not so much the processor.

I have lost my motherboard driver CD( AMD Ath

We need your Motherboard model, not your CPU model.

mother board model pls

what is the board maker?

http://www.geforce.com/drivers

The AMD Sempron you post is the computer's CPU chip and has nothing to do with sound on your computer.You need to find the manufacturer and model# of your computer, then go to that manufacturer's website, click Support (maybe Downloads, maybe Drivers...), find the model # of your computer and download the drivers. They may or may not be available depending on the company that made your computer and if they have posted the drivers. Many companies are really unhelpful with this, but usually you can find it.

The Sempron 145 doesn't have or need a VGA driver.

Not required. Only that is meets your hardware requirements.

Manufacturer and series. Example: Apple (Manufacturer) iPod (Series).

just update your sound drivers. go to your computer manufacturer website. select the appropriate sound drivers and install them. Be sure to update Direct X which you can download from microsoft. Just google as Direct X Redist

Long beep means incorrect RAM placement. Remove and place your RAM Correctly. If you don't know how to open a computer. then ask professional help like any computer service center

You'll need to go to the website for the motherboard and download the drivers specific to your motherboard and operating system.

No it should not. However your post does have one confusing detail - XP when installed does not reside on the motherboard but on a Hard Disk Drive. Parts of it will be loaded into memory when you boot up the PC.If you mean that you are also installing a new Gigabyte MB under an existing installation of XP, you will probably still need the XP system disk for a reinstall of XP as it may not recognise the new MB.If you are newly installing XP in an existing PC with the specs you mention, it should be ideal. It is best to have enough memory on board, at least 1 Gb.

Hello, I am the technician that will be assisting you today. My name is Norman-Wynne Damstra. Welcome to Fixya, Judy Hartzell.RAM can be increased to the maximum supported by your operating system.Windows 32bit: maximum that it can make use of is 3.85GB of RAM.Windows 64bit: maximum that it can make use of is Over 24GB of RAM.Find your version including bit by checking your computer specifications. Right click on Computer/My Computer in the Start menu and click properties.Another way is to check what is written on the Windows CD that came with your computer.As far a mainboard limit supported is concerned, rule of thumb is 2GB per Slot. Therefore if you have two slots 2X2GB should work.You will want to install the fastest RAM modules possible in your computer system. DDR3 1333MHz will do fine, both modules should be the same frequency.As a note your Processor is the single core CPU from AMD, for a performance upgrade it may be better to upgrade the CPU to an AMD Athlon2 X2 250.Take care!Norman-Wynne Damstra