Sir, There Was A Problem In My UPS And Because Of That My Desktop Stops Working. When I Checked The Motherboard And CPU, I Found Some Oil Type Liquid On The CPU. Now I Am Confused. Was My CPU Damaged Or The Problem Is With My Motherboard (ASUS - P5GD2-TVM/S)? Please Help Me.

Try connecting the monitor to the mains instead of the UPS.
If it works OK then the problem maybe the UPS and that it is very close to the max output of the UPS.
If not then the monitor is faulty.

As I understand it, you tried to upgrade the CPU from 1.86GHz to a 3.00GHz. The error message is stating that the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) cannot recognise the CPU because it is not in the list of supported CPUs. You need to download an updated BIOS (if available) for the particular motherboard in your PC. You will need to get the model number of the motherboard which is usually written on the motherboard. Then go to this web site: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/homeLenovo.do

Search for an updated bios for your motherboard. There should be instructions on how to update the bios.

Simply get a same rated new one remove old and replace.. is an easy task. Only 4 screws at rear of PSU, and remove plugs from motherboard.

Hello!

Try only motherboard, ram and CPU, without keyboard, mouse, grafik card, hard disk, cd or dvd rom. If you have one normal beep, you have trouble with some of another parts.

If you still have a problem try motherboard, another ram and CPU.
If you still have a problem, than you have trouble with CPU.

One on ebay..
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Yes this is a motherboard problem.

if i understand correctly you swapped the cpu to another computer and it did not work... you need to purchase or find another cpu that is compatable with your motherboard.

Robert

try a different video card as your one may be faulty.

Hi nkda2000, this is as close as I could find for power schematics. Intel D865PERL
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/D865PERL/sb/CS-027143.htm

(There is no Intel D865PERLL board). Sure it's a typo. Have done searches for D865PERLL & found it (Not on Intle's web site) but when looking at the specs it's listed as D865PERL. (One L ) not two.

I hope the Technical Product Specification pdf can help you check the power on the motherboard.

Luck!

Mike

good pm...

have you checked your video (built-in or card) or your monitor sir?...does your mobo sir supports 2800 processors?i guess your mobo failed after doing so (upgrading from 1900-2800)...try to check it sir...hope this will help...

goodluck!