20 Most Recent Soyo SY-P4I 845PE Motherboard Questions & Answers

Your motherboard is already maxed-out - no bigger processor is available.
You need a new one, with new memory and a new video card. Or just buy a new pc, it will be cheaper in the end if you aren't a gamer.

i thought
Intel i845PEis fastest processor for your board

Normal USB pinout is as follows:
1 VCC Red +5 VDC
2 D- White Data -
3 D+ Green Data +
4 GND Black Ground
Pin 5 is universally a second power, so it may not always be used.
Your motherboard may have the pin #1 marked but if not, standard is for the #1 pin to be closest to the CPU. Your manual should show this, if you have it.

Good Luck

Go to the setup program and enable the "Legacy USB Support".

This board is a oldie...
Its going to be slow with the 3 ISA slots.
Anyway, most important is the 24 pin power connector and above to the right is a 4- pin video plug, which you must have to complete your video output.
Next, close to the CPU holder is a 3 - pin CPU fan connection.
Next, your IDE drives, you may want to check your pinout on the cables you are using.
Next, is the USB connections.
Sound, power on, turbo, reset and leds should all be together on one block.
Hope this has helped you.

you can have any power supply you want on it aslong as its the right size for the case say for example you went out and bought a 1000W power supply you system would use around 200-400W depending whats installed it just means the other 600W dosnt get used

It seems the company is no more, but here is an info link
http://www1.dealtime.com/xPF-Soyo-SOYO-P4845PEISA-DDR333-A-L

And you should be able to use these drivers
http://www.intel.com/Assets/PDF/specupdate/251955.pdf
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/cs-009236.htm

Good luck

Processors

• Supports all Socket 478 CPUs (400FSB & 533FSB)

Chipset

• North bridge: Intel I845PE MCH
• South bridge: Intel ICH4

System Memory

• 3 x 184-pin DDR SDRAM
• DDR200 / DDR266 / DDR333 support @ 2.5v
• 3GB maximum system RAM

Slots

• AGP slot, 4x AGP compliant (1.5v support only)
• 6 x 32-bit PCI 33MHz slots

On-board peripherals - I/O

• 1 floppy port supports 2 FDD
• 3 Audio Jacks for the CMI9738 sound chipset
• CMI9738 6-channel sound
• Davicom 10/100 LAN (10/100 Mbit/s)
• 2 USB2.0 ports and a further 4 available via headers
• PS/2 ports

On-board IDE

• An IDE controller on the ICH4 chipset provides IDE HDD/CD-ROM with PIO, Bus Master and Ultra DMA/100/66/ operation modes
• Highpoint HPT371 RAID single-channel ATA133 RAID controller
• Ultra DMA/ATA133, 100, 66, 33 operation modes
• Supports up to 2 hard drives
• Serial ATA support via the Marvell 88I8030 single-ATA bridge
• Supports 1 S-ATA drive

BIOS & Voltages

• FSB speeds of 100Mhz - 255Mhz (quad-pumped)
• 1.1 - 1.85v Vcore adjustable in 0.025v increments
• 2.5v - 2.8v Vmem adjustable in 0.1v increments
• 1.5v - 1.8v VAGP adjustment
• Fix AGP/PCI speeds and variable settings

Can you see a small hole at the bottom to the left or right of the draw or even below it. If you can and can get your hands on a paper clip, very gently insert the paper clip. That should release the draw.

Failing that, and depending what you have insode the draw it may be worth you buying a new one.?

Your monitor is failing due to age.

Either the cord isn't hooked up, a pin is bent, or the computer isn't sending a signal. In the last case, you may need a new graphics card.

Go to Device Manager - locate your monitor - delete it with drivers - reboot the system

this can be your computer issue not monitor try connect to other monitor and make sure your computer is working fine ,you can check all the lights on the computer are on and getting no beeps sounds usually you will hear a single beep when PC is booting well

you install a application in your pc application name is " realtek audio driver

screen n T-con faulty replace them

Out of range indicates that you have attempted to use a resolution the the monitor is incapable of handling.

Lower your resolution and try again until you can get it to do what you wish then try to do each monitors resolution individually.