I've recently got a new Sempron 2200+, I tried to install it yesterday, heres what happened:
Shut down PC
Remove side of case
Removed Heatsink/Cooler
Removed Duron 800
Inserted Sempron 2200+
Replaced Heatsink/Cooler
Plugged it all in and stuff
Powered up
Monitor didn't switch on(light stayed orange)
PC sounded like it was doing something but not sure
Any ideas?
Thanks guys!
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Sempron 2200+ CPU Trouble
#2
Posted 12 May 2005 - 09:17 AM
in a word - memory!
I'm only thinking of the top of my head here, but wouldn't you need faster speed memory?
Also...
- does your motherboard support the Sempron 2200+?
- have you ensured that you fitted the cpu correctly?
- is the hsf rated to work (disperse heat well enough) with a S 2200+?
- Did you remove the old interface material and apply some new thermal paste and also, did you remember to attach the fan header?
- Was your system "unplugged" when you performed all this and not just "off"?
- have you cleared the bios settings with the cmos clear jumper on your motherboard?
- have any of the components come loose while you were performing the upgrade? (did the vgs lead come out? hehe
)
I know alot of these are obvious but sometimes, its the obvious things that are the things you forget to check
Regards,
Nath.
I'm only thinking of the top of my head here, but wouldn't you need faster speed memory?
Also...
- does your motherboard support the Sempron 2200+?
- have you ensured that you fitted the cpu correctly?
- is the hsf rated to work (disperse heat well enough) with a S 2200+?
- Did you remove the old interface material and apply some new thermal paste and also, did you remember to attach the fan header?
- Was your system "unplugged" when you performed all this and not just "off"?
- have you cleared the bios settings with the cmos clear jumper on your motherboard?
- have any of the components come loose while you were performing the upgrade? (did the vgs lead come out? hehe
I know alot of these are obvious but sometimes, its the obvious things that are the things you forget to check
Regards,
Nath.
#3
Posted 13 May 2005 - 05:47 AM
Ok first of all thanks for the reply.
And yes checked all of those, everything is supported and working etc.
Next time I try(probably this evening) I'm gonna have a check through the bios to see if there is anything there that needs changing.
Even though I cleared it there could still be a problem I guess.
Thanks again!
And yes checked all of those, everything is supported and working etc.
Next time I try(probably this evening) I'm gonna have a check through the bios to see if there is anything there that needs changing.
Even though I cleared it there could still be a problem I guess.
Thanks again!
#4
Posted 13 May 2005 - 06:17 AM
Sempron work with 166MHz mainboard FSB .
Duron with 100 , Athlon 133, barton 166 .
your mainboard know about 166 MHz FSB ????!
if yes , anyway you must make an update of BIOS
because sempron is a new processor , a light version
of Athlon MP .
mainboards with BIOS date 6 month ago do not
know about sempron processor and need be up to date .
check the manufacturer site for update .
if you do not find there a new update for your
processor , replace the mainboard.
if no , replace the mainboard .
Duron with 100 , Athlon 133, barton 166 .
your mainboard know about 166 MHz FSB ????!
if yes , anyway you must make an update of BIOS
because sempron is a new processor , a light version
of Athlon MP .
mainboards with BIOS date 6 month ago do not
know about sempron processor and need be up to date .
check the manufacturer site for update .
if you do not find there a new update for your
processor , replace the mainboard.
if no , replace the mainboard .
#5
Posted 13 May 2005 - 01:28 PM
Whoops.... I did forget to mention that lol
You'll need to put the old cpu in again tho so that it comes on and then you should be able to update/flash the bios (make sure you get the right update tho from the manufacturers website) and then you should be able to use the new cpu
All the best - hope it goes well
Nath
You'll need to put the old cpu in again tho so that it comes on and then you should be able to update/flash the bios (make sure you get the right update tho from the manufacturers website) and then you should be able to use the new cpu
All the best - hope it goes well
Nath
#6
Posted 16 May 2005 - 07:19 AM
Ok that'll be the problem then...
I have a Gigabye 7-ZXR(rev 1.0), it only supports up to 1Ghz, the sempron must be more than that.
There is a BIOS update on their site and their @BIOS tool to flash it with, but it won't work :/
I have a Gigabye 7-ZXR(rev 1.0), it only supports up to 1Ghz, the sempron must be more than that.
There is a BIOS update on their site and their @BIOS tool to flash it with, but it won't work :/
#7
Posted 16 May 2005 - 07:40 AM
so(rry) : replace the mainboard . you need a mainboard with 166MHz FSB for your sempron .
normally the place where you buy the sempron might to advice you for that !
if you buy a new mobo , you can try to change the sempron with a 939pins version with PCI x16 express on video .
normally the place where you buy the sempron might to advice you for that !
if you buy a new mobo , you can try to change the sempron with a 939pins version with PCI x16 express on video .
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