20 Most Recent EliteGroup P4VMM2 Motherboard - Page 5 Questions & Answers

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I suggest you to check your mainboard and what VGA you could upgrade for it. When you find that out, select what best fits to you wallet, and enjoy!

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Aleksandar Adzic

Release the clamps that hold the heat sink, and carefully give it a slight twist to break the compound grip, and lift off. The CPU should remain in it's socket.

Hi,

They both are compatible with the motherboard although the Kingston Value Ram is the cheaper.




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This is most commonly an issue of either the ACPI instruction being sent to an ATX power supply being misinterpreted as a restart command, or the controller in the power supply being faulty in general.

The root of the issue can be either your motherboard, or your power supply itself. To test this, try using a different power supply on the motherboard. If it works fine, try testing your power supply on another motherboard. If your power supply works fine there as well, then there's simply an incompatibility of some sort between the motherboard and PSU.

If on the other hand it doesn't work fine on the other motherboard as well, then you know the PSU is faulty.

The degree of fault in the PSU can be anything between harmless and severe; for safety's sake, I would recommend replacing the PSU entirely if a new/different PSU resolves the issue, as your PSU burning out may cause damage to your motherboard and/or (other) connected devices.

You could have a problem with your OS, it could be viruses, or other things.

It could also be a force shut down by your motherboard. Before you replace the motherboard, check to see if you computer might be over heating. Touch the heatsink on your CPU/Motherboard. Feel if it is too Hot or Cold. You only want it to be warm.

try install quicktime

Socket 478 for Intel Pentium 4. FSB 533/400

Most motherboards no longer have any jumpers for memory, it's auto-detected. Most likely your motherboard doesn't support the size modules you've installed, or you've used an incompatible type. You should check the board manual (usually available from the manufacturer's website) for memory specifications, and be sure yours will work.

Check your CMOS and make sure the USB ports are on. If they are and all of your drivers are up to date chances are the motherboard's given out.

open devices manager(in run type devmgmt.msc)in that right panel right click and select scan for hardware change and select search automatically finally it ask whether do u want to search in internet now click ok.

Hi,

2 GB of memory, You can configure those anyway you'd like, however, the best pratice in memory is to match your chips for best proformance.

Good Luck,

Mark

Hi:
The answer is : it depends! There are several versions of your motherboard, and here is the cpu support for the latest version:
http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Support/CPU_Support_Model.aspx?detailid=333&MenuID=69&LanID=9


You can find your motherboard version, and visit the support page and know for sure, though.

Hi,
Yes, this motherboard can run DDR memory up to 400MHz. It accepts up to 2GB RAM.

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Support/CPU_Support_Model.aspx?detailid=272&MenuID=69&LanID=0

Note that a faster front side bus(FSB) or system bus as listed on the above page will make a slower cpu faster the a cpu with higher Ghz and slower FSB.

Also RAM is your best upgrade, fast and easy.

Goto the EliteGroup WebSite: http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Downloads/Category_Download.aspx?MenuID=6&LanID=9
You will need the Motherboard Version Number located on the Board. Search Motherboards | Socket 478 | P4VMM2 version... what ever you locate :)

The P4VMM2 mother board is a ASUS board and you can get info on the board wiring a ASUS.com

Clear the cmos

This is the fault of your display card.Check it by opening CPU and open motherboard , it also contains RAM and you want to try to shaking it and then to start your computer If your computer starts then it is like that problem but if not want to try then to find it on display card.It then to check it on another CPU If not working you want to take it another

What you need to do is to insert your windows disc and select the registry repair option. Your registry has got corrupted in a minor way and that should fix.

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or go to direct to computer shop......they will help you in just 10 min