SOYO SY-7VBA133U cannot adjust CPU speed

1 long beep and 2 short beep is indicated ram problem
change your ram with new one, it will solve the problem

Seems it is a video card problem and a memory module problem.

Intermittent booting is probably due to bad capacitors on the mobo ( as long as you are sure the PSU is working). Failing capacitors manifest themselves usually by showing leakage or bulging. If you can locate any replacements, you could resolder them..

As to the replacement board, I have only seen one in the last year for sale on Ebay (tonight) and that was broken. Soyo went out of business a few years ago.. or were taken over..

put the clock speed to auto or, check your cpu speed and set it up manual in bios

Do you have any pci devices installed? Bad PCI deviced, especailly modems, will cause a PC not to post. Did you try swapping the memory for a different module? It could be the stick and not the slot. Also, are there any blown capacitors on the MOBO, you would know this if they are puffed up at the top.

ot mertvogo osla ushi.

First o fall do a bios reset, by the jumper of the motherboard

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

this is the download link for the drivers

http://www.soyo.com/product/Intel_Pentium_4/27/SY-P4X400_DRAGON_Lite/148

Most of the new boards will automatically detect the cpu speed. If possible set the bios to auto detect. Otherwise go to Soyo website and check the manual