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Setup cpu speed changed. when I go into the set up and fix the changed settings the coumputer will only run for about 30 sec and then shuts it self down. when I set it for the correct cpu it worns me that my ram must be at a speed of 333 hrz or better so I set at 333 sence thats the highest setting and still shuts down

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  • elmerjfudd21 Nov 26, 2009

    hi thanks for the response the computer came installed with 512 mb kingston and a sempron sda2300dut3d the computer ran for some time and picked up a virous so I wiped the hdd after some time of trying to remove the bug when the drive was formated the computer reset it's own bios booted me up into setup safe mode as it called it with a cpu speed of 951 mhz or somthing like that after trying to reset the setting I replaced bolth the ram and cpu with simpletech ram and also tried another ram stick all 512mb and a nother cpu an athlon 2800 but each time I turn it on unless it's set at 951mhz the system will hang and shut down and to reboot I must unplug it till the green power light on the board shuts off then it reboots into the same setup safemode and resets the cpu to 951mhz
    the 2 cpu's are 2300mhz the other 2800mhz I no I am setting the maltiplyers and so correctly I looked bolth up to find the correct settings and tried 3 diferrent ram sticks looks to me like a problem with the main board
    O and I do the the battery is good volt meter shows good voltage

    and also tried removing all cd trays and hdd's and unneeded cards so we are just booting the board with only a video card ram and cpu nothing else

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    What procvesor are you using? And what RAM as well?

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You need to set the speed to match your cpu.

It should be set at either 100, 133, 166 or 200.

The multiplier on the cpu will make it match the processor

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