I installed the windows xp sp2 64bit, my system not good work. i used the gigabyte motherboard GA-MA78GM-US2H with AMD QUAD X4 PROCESSOR. not good working my system.. plz help me..
Re: I installed the windows xp sp2 64bit, my system not...
It should work fine .there may be woring instaling prosses. some high configreation computer not work it means in ashort periode xp- can crash as in 4 gb ram. please try sp -3 .it can help u.
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according to the Gigabyte.us site: DDR2 1066 or above speed is only supported by 1 dimm per channel. Here is the link for the support of your motherboard. http://www.gigabyte.us/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=2997
do your motherboard have drivers for windows xp or just for vista do you install all drivers do you use the right memory for it nedd more details for fother help plase
please load windows xp 64 bit . it will work well. also check the temperature of motherboard and processor in bios if temperature high use good heat sink and cpu fan .
Your PC case will hold any atx motherboard with 4 or less expansion slots. Just about everything made now will fit. You will have to replace your power supply if it still has the standard factory unit installed. The newer boards require an ATX power supply with the additional 4 pin plug for extra power to the CPU. Go to newegg and look for combo deals, they run them all the time. Here is a gigabyte board that is very nice. GIGABYTE GA-MA78GM-US2H Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
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Yes, that Gigabyte motherboard does support the Phenom II X4, for additional CPUs it supports check out the following website on the specifications tab:
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