Blank screen after xp welcome screen no power to keyboard

No, it supports DDR, SDRAM...front side bus speed 266/200 MHz...you can max out with 2GB's of PC3200...1GB in each slot. I hope this helps.

PC66 SDRAM
PC66 SDRAM is the original module speed of SDRAM. PC66 SDRAM was the earliest version of SDRAM and therefore came in a number of smaller megabyte sizes than later versions. Most early motherboards were rated for PC66 SDRAM. The available sizes are 32MB (megabytes), 64MB and 128MB.
PC100 SDRAM


PC100 SDRAM was released after PC66 SDRAM and runs at a higher speed. It has the same number of pins as the earlier memory module and is capable of utilizing the same RAM slot. The only difference when installing this SDRAM in compatible computers with older systems (PC66 slots) is that the SDRAM will run at a slower speed. PC100 RAM comes in sizes such as 32MB, 64MB, 128MB, 256MB and 512MB.
PC133 SDRAM

The last generation of SDRAM is PC133. The PC133 memory provided a speed upgrade and comes in larger sizes than previous generations of SDRAM. PC133 modules are backward compatible with older SDRAM slots. The PC133 memory, however, will be forced to run at the slot's slower bus speed (PC66 or PC100). The memory comes in sizes like 128MB, 256MB, 512MB and 1024MB.

Compaq Presario 700 Memory
Maximum Memory 384MB
Memory Slots 1 (1 bank of 1)
non-removable base memory 128MB
Machine name: Compaq Presario 700
CPU options: AMD Mobile Duron (900MHz)
Chipset: VIA ProSavage KN133
HD Bus: Ultra ATA-66
Front Side Bus options:
Memory Speed options: PC133 144pin SDRAM SODIMM

Hope this helps you out. Have a Happy and safe 4th of July weekend!

Consider updating your motherboard bios.

http://www.asrock.com/mb/download.asp?Model=K7VT2&o=BIOS

Also make sure that your memory is correct for this system:


- Max. capacity of system memory: 2GB DDR or 2GB SDRAM
- DDR x 2, DDR266/200 non-ECC, un-buffered memory
- SDRAM x 2, PC133/100 non-ECC, un-buffered memory

Unfortunatly your still running low end CPU power and low end agp graphics. Your going to pay 150-200 just for a fair PCIe/AGP HD/3D VC. If $200 doesnt hurt (and this is the lowest price best option), then might I suggest Mobo/CPU/RAM for around $200 that would do the trick and allow for future upgrades. You might also need a power supply. I just built one less than 3 weeks ago for a friend and it fairs against my own gaming comp.
MY PC...
AMD ATHLON 64 X2 DCP 6000+ 3.01GHz
NFORCE6M-A V:2.0
8GB PATRIOT
XFX 8800GT AD 512MB
500W PS

NEW PC....
Gigabyte GA-MA785GMT-UD2 MB $90+/-
AMD Athlon™ II X2 250 BOX 3.0GHz (CAME W/FAN)$70+/-
AND 4GB OF DDR3 1066 RAM COMPATIBLE WITH MOBO $40+/-
THE ONBOARD VIDEO IS CAPABLE OF USING 700MB
OF RAM...RGB/DVI OUT.

HOPE THIS HELPS.

i could only fins thease specs for you

AMD Athlon up to 2400+
AMD Athlon XP up to 2600+
AMD Duron up to 1.8GHz

It wont work, it will hang ur system. Ur motherboard supports but using Mutli-frequencies RAM is not possible, either u use SDRAM 512 BM PC133 or ur 64/128 PC100 RAM, You cant use all together.

that looks like an Albatron MoBo but I cant get onto the albatron website to confirm this

Feature

AMD Athlon™/Athlon™XP/Duron™Processor
Socket 462 with FSB 200/266MHz
2 DDR266/200 Memory Sockets
6channel AC 97 Audio
2 ATA133 Channels, up to 4 ATA 133 IDE Devices
6 USB 2.0/1.1 Ports (4 ports by optional cable)
Integrated 3D Graphics Engine


Processor

Socket 462 AMD Athlon™/Athlon™XP/Duron™Processor

FSB / Transport

200/266MHz

Chipset

North Bridge: VIA KM266 ( VT8375 )
South Bridge: VIA VT8235
I/O Chip : Winbond W83697HF


Memory

2 * DDR sockets
DDR266/DDR200 unbuffered ECC/none-ECC DDR SDRAM up to 2GB


Expansion Slots

1 x AGP 4X slot (1.5V Only)
3 x PCI slots (PCI 2.2 compliant)
1 x CNR slot (AMR Type)


IDE / SATA Connectors

2 ATA133 channels, up to 4 ATA 133 IDE devices

Onboard I/O Connectors

1 x Floppy Connector
2 x USB 2.0/1.1 header (4 ports USB cable optional)
1 x CD_IN header
1 x COM (serial) port header (Optional COM cable)
1 x S/PDIF in/out header (S/PDIF in/out cable optional)
1 x CPU fan header with fan rotation detection function
1x System fan headers with fan rotation detection function
2 x 5 pin system panel header (Intel spec)
1 x Front audio header (Intel spec)
1 x IrDA header
1 x Case Open detection header
1 x Wake on LAN


I/O via Back Panel

PS/2 keyboard/mouse, 2 x USB(2.0/1.1),1xVGA ,1 x Com(serial), 1 x Parallel, 1x Game/Line-in/Line-out/MIC

Power

20-pin ATX power connector

BIOS Feature

2Mb Flash EEPROM
Award BIOS with ACPI, DMI2.0, PnP, WfM2.0, Green Suspend to RAM (S3), Suspend to Disk (S4) Wake on keyboard, Wake on LAN/RTC Timer



Hardware Monitoring

2 FAN sensors, CPU/System voltages and temperature monitoring.



Special Feature

Certifications

FCC, CE, BSMI,WHQL

Form Factor

Micro-ATX (218mm x 244mm)

Try to separate the power cord of your monitor from your system or maybe if your using UPS(uninterrupted power supply) directly plug the UPS to the wall outlet. either you can use pretty voltage regulator to the regulate the AC power.
if not solve the problem try to examine the your system power supply.

Depends on which AMD processor you would use. If Duron you could go to 1.8Ghz. If you use Athlon XP you could go to 3200+. Athlon MP 2.1Ghz and regular Athlon 1.4Ghz.