The motherboard of the 845E does not light up with the CPU of the Celeron 2 4

The model of the Shuotec 845E motherboard is SL-85DR2+-L, which uses Intel's latest i845E+ICH4 chipset, and the front-side bus frequency (MHz): 533 Supported CPU series: Intel series CPU slot type:

Socket 478 motherboard structure: ATX Supported memory type: DDR 85DR2+ parameters.

Intel Celeron D 320 (scattered) CPU frequency 2400MHz Bus frequency (MHz) 533MHz octave (times) 18 external frequency (MHz) 133MHz socket 478

If it's a D series, it's definitely a match, it should be when you replace the CPU, you loosen the other accessories, Celeron has three series of CPU main frequency, I don't know which one you installed?

The Celeron 4 front-side bus is 400MHz and cannot light up the 845E motherboard (bus 533).

Celeron D320 has all the parameters matched, absolutely no problem.

The Celeron 460, the Conroe-L core, is too edgy for an 845E motherboard to be worthy.

The key depends on your Celeron core, if it's Celeron D, it may not be supported.

Theoretically supported.

Is it that the CPU is damaged.

Or you're on a Celeron D that Celeron D doesn't support.

The frequency of P4 is 800 and Celeron is 533 and your motherboard is on P4 CPU.

It is possible that the parameters supported by the motherboard are not available.

The voltage is not enough. Oh, don't bother.

It depends on the frequency of 133, and you will find a jumper around the CPU socket, just jump it to the frequency of 133, if you can't find it, you can read the motherboard manual.

This can't be helped.,Old practical p4.。 In fact, there is no need to change the CPU at all in this configuration! Go directly to a K7 platform, with 2500+ finishes, a total of about 100, sell your 845, a total of about 30, much better than the current performance!

p4 is recognized as a high-frequency low-energy.

First of all, the same series of CPUs can be used for downclocking.

I don't believe that you can put the BIOS is external frequency set to 66 and put your Celeron on it, it can definitely be used, and there is no doubt that Celeron uses 100 external frequency

If you install Celeron on the motherboard, it is equivalent to using the Celeron frequency reduction to 100 external frequency (that is, the efficiency is low, but it is not so bad that it cannot be started, and it is estimated that the external frequency in your motherboard BIOS is not set well.) It is also possible that the CPU pins are not properly placed

Since your motherboard doesn't even know Celeron's CPU, flash the BIOS!

Celeron D is a 533 external frequency. The 845e supports up to 400 external clocks.

Hehe: So no.

The U is still very new for the 845E motherboard (more than a year late), if you don't flash the BIOS, the motherboard can't be recognized, and it has nothing to do with other parameters of U.

The 845E motherboard has good support for the Nortwood core P4, but it may not necessarily support the Celeron D for another core, because the power consumption of the Celeron D is relatively larger than that of the P4, if your motherboard is produced after the Celeron D product is launched, it should be supported, otherwise it is generally difficult to support

It should be possible to get on?? Yours is second-hand, right? Isn't it too frequent?? Or maybe it's not installed.

If you don't recognize it, you may not recognize it for the D series.

The CPUs of the Intel Celeron series were all garbage at the time.

Buying a 478-needle pentium for 10 yuan is very smooth on the Internet.

Supports Intel Pentium4 processors, provides 400 533MHz system FSB, supports AGP 2X 4X, supports up to DDR200 266 SDRAM, and uses Intel Hub Architecture bus connection between the North and South Bridge chips to provide up to 266MB s data transmission bandwidth, which is part of the parameters of 845E. Also, the CPU slot should be socket 478Only the bus that does not exceed 533MHz should be fine. Look at this.

Whether it can be used depends on what the motherboard chipset is and whether the front-side bus supports it. Celeron D's CPU, 845's unsupported. **On the Tao a P4, support 845, it's just more than a dozen.

Intel? There is no 845e motherboard.

Please confirm the correct model of your motherboard.

Very old machine! Boost the power of the power supply! This generic one rarely needs to be flashed with a BIOS

If you have to go to it, you can definitely use it, but it's best to use an 848p motherboard, 848p and Celeron D CPU are good matches.

I may have to reinstall the system, I used to have a computer that would freeze when I changed the hard disk to another motherboard. So it is recommended that you reinstall the system because you have upgraded the hardware.

You can only find a processor with 478 ports.

In addition to you, Celeron has a choice.

P4's has good performance, especially good overclocking ability, b-core can not be considered, and dual-core Pentium D, these two models are used by more people, second-hand should be easy to find, but I want to remind you that the 478-port processor was eventually eliminated because of power consumption and heating, and now the ** of new accessories is relatively cheap, it is better to consider replacement.

P4 (must be 478pin).

Pay attention to heat dissipation, CPU burning is mostly a problem of uneven application of CPU fan or thermal grease.

With Ben four series. or Celeron.

It's an old machine, and it's estimated that the CPU of P4 can only buy N hand goods.