Questions about the P4 850 motherboard

Can use MSI's BIOS and programs Lenovo does not produce motherboards Call someone to help with the OEM.

The sound card has no sound and is invalid after the new installation But there is sound after turning on and off, it is estimated that there is a problem with the sound card. Uninterruptible power can not be opened from the machine means that there is a problem with the motherboard of the machine. In the past, I turned it off and turned on the computer immediately, thinking that it was a hot start, and it could be turned on after a long time of playing with electricity, and then it was a cold start, and the program could not be loaded, and the motherboard was a little problematic.

You can try to clear the CMOS if it doesn't work, even if it's the same with my machine. However, it does not affect the use.

Where is the 6-pin power socket? Generally, only a 20-pin power connector and a 4-pin motherboard power supply are on the line.

The 6-pin connector is too old, and it's the motherboard's memory module above what forgot...

And some specialized programs? Yes.

No sound after the onboard sound card is turned on? Something is wrong with the sound card chip.

What is the reason that the power is constantly dropped and cannot be turned back on? If the motherboard is faulty, what is the use of emptying the 6-pin power socket on the CMOS850 motherboard? Don't interject? Yes.

1.It is recommended not to brush the BIOS, Lenovo's BIOS is not MSI after all, it involves one-click recovery, etc.

2.The sound card driver is wrong, please use Lenovo's one-click recovery to restore the system.

3.If it can't be turned on, it may be that the power supply or motherboard is faulty, and it needs to be checked.

4.I don't know what to do.

Right-click on "My Computer", select "Properties" - "Device Management", find the network card, and uninstall it. After reinstalling the driver, you can use the original IP.

The machine is a little old, that's it.,Even if you can use it or the performance of the main version is high, you can't keep up.,As long as there is a slot in the memory, it can be filled.,How big it depends on the support of the main version?,Can you test it!

It's best to update both the main version and the CPU, so that it is more compatible.

I can go on 2Personally, I don't recommend that you can't bear the board.

3.Do you still have an increase in memory? I estimate that yours has 512 is enough, and the memory slots are full.

4.I don't know what power source you're using.

If it is below the estimate of 250w, it is not very stable after the upgrade.

5.Give a set of configurations that were updated the day before yesterday.

u：5000+

Board: ASUS M3A78

Card: Yicai 9600GT-GD3 CF** Edition 256M (your card is actually not bad).

Storage: Kingston 2GB DDR2 800

Total 1350

Value, value issues. What is he doing with upgrades? It's better to sell him and upgrade the money to buy a motherboard with an integrated graphics card and add 1G memory than this.

The boss is still all changed, only about 1,000 and they are all in the current popular configuration, and there are few troubles.

i850?Super antique, it is recommended to replace the motherboard of 865PE, the RDR memory is too expensive and difficult to buy.

Big brother, the motherboard is ancient. Why not change the motherboard. The second-hand motherboard is not even 100 yuan, alas!

I used the computer a year before last The computer is Intel850 423 interface with P4 423 W core (W is really rubbish) Graphics card 8x 6800GT Downclocking is used on 4X interface Bandwidth is a waste of a lot Memory 4 RDRAM 256 into 1G Just because 423U The highest frequency is And the core is W's 256K2 level cache Playing large 3D or can't be dragged will be very stuck FPS is insufficient RDRAM PC800 is quite similar to DDR400 The 6800GT is the best on that board, and it doesn't make sense to go up any further, but the CPU causes all the upgrades to be pointless

Suggestion: If you really like 850, just use the original Intel 478 interface (423 upgraded version) graphics card and RDRAM memory, hard disk, etc.

Don't toss around on the 423 Waste RMB The best way to waste 6600GT is to save your money and exchange it for a whole set of 423 It's been a long time since it was eliminated A lot of victims in the first place.

gf mx400 2 lots market 40 quick money is OK Add a little memory and general games can also be handled.

Or buy a new computer!!

The CPU socket is 478 pins, the graphics card interface AGP, and the hard disk interface are IDE. The details are shown in the following figure:

The CPU slot is 478 pins, the graphics card interface is AGP, the hard disk interface is IDE, and the others are similar to the current ones. Whether you can use P4 depends on the chipset, such as i845, etc., most of them support P4.

Addendum: Now that it has been eliminated, the mainstream of the low-end now is:

Intel: Pentium E and Celeron.

AMD: Semblem and Athlon.

The P4 motherboard is the host that supports the Intel Pentium 4 series processors, and the socket seems to be LGA775. Generally, it is a DDR memory slot, an AGP+PCI expansion slot, a hard disk IDE, an optical drive IDE, and a floppy drive IDE.

It doesn't matter if it's for the CPU, but it's more troublesome for the discrete graphics card. The motherboard only supports PCIe*4 and AGP equally.

If your graphics card is integrated, there is no need to change it, if it is independent, it is recommended to buy a cheaper one. Motherboard 1399 double sensitive.

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I used the computer a year before last The computer is Intel850 423 interface with P4 423 W core (W is really rubbish) Graphics card 8x 6800GT Downclocking is used on 4X interface Bandwidth is a waste of a lot Memory 4 RDRAM 256 into 1G Just because 423U The highest frequency is And the core is W's 256K2 level cache Playing large 3D or can't be dragged will be very stuck FPS is insufficient RDRAM PC800 is quite similar to DDR400 The 6800GT is the best on that board, and it doesn't make sense to go up any further, but the CPU causes all the upgrades to be pointless

Suggestion: If you really like 850, just use the original Intel 478 interface (423 upgraded version) graphics card and RDRAM memory, hard disk, etc.

Don't toss around on the 423 Waste RMB The best way to waste 6600GT is to save your money and exchange it for a whole set of 423 It's been a long time since it was eliminated A lot of victims in the first place.

In addition to the large 3D basics can be played.

。。The old motherboard, i850 chipset, onboard integrated graphics card i752, support for Laoben P4 processor (370 interface), AGP graphics card slot, SDRAM memory (can't be found) PC600, PC800 specifications, maximum capacity 2GB.

Take a look at the motherboard's circuitry

See if the motherboard battery is desoldered.

Overclocking is good! But don't overtake without experience, the consequence is scrapping.

If you want to exceed, there is no big problem with more than 10%-15%, pay attention to the ...... heat dissipation

Dear users, hello:

Overclocking is not recommended, as overclocking may cause instability of the system and the performance of the computer, so please consider carefully.

The 850 does not support overclocking technology.

INT's 865 and 945 series are supported, and some 845 series can also be used, but is your CPU a P4? This guy has a lot of heat, and his performance is not much better than that of P4! At that time, it was eliminated within a few months of coming out

630Ah,It is recommended to choose only the 945 board.,This u is still OK.,915 part of the board is also OK.,But there is a lack of memory support.。

These are eliminated goods, it is estimated that there is no stock, buy 2 hands or accumulate goods, this is not a problem of the model, but there is no choice for your goods, just pick a block at will in that series.

GIGABYTE is a motherboard manufacturer, not a chip manufacturer.

You're talking about Intel and AMD, the two largest manufacturers of motherboard chips and processor chips in the world.

If you are Intel's old P4 processor, it should be a 478-pin architecture, see if your computer is an integrated graphics card or a discrete graphics card, the integrated graphics card is still equipped with Intel 845G, and the independent display is equipped with Intel 845 or 865, but the first-line manufacturers of the board you want are not produced, only some small manufacturers are still doing it, or you can collect a second-hand motherboard.

Upstairs is so strong, can his CPU go on so many motherboards? Don't need to look at the needle angle?

If you're talking about P4, it's naturally a motherboard with Intel, and it's generally configured or something. Used cheap.

A few answers seem to ignore the questioner's GIGABYTE 41 motherboard, it may be a motherboard, if there are pins under the CPU, please go to the second-hand market to find a better brand of 865 478-pin motherboard, if the CPU is without a pin, a mediocre piece can be equipped with a new G41 775-pin motherboard, MSI, Gigabyte, Jet, Onda and other first and second lines are good choices.

The P4, including the P-series, is the core product of Intel, and ADM is another company that manufactures CPUs. Because the number of pins in the CPU products of the two companies is different, that is, the package, so the manufacturers who produce motherboards have to manufacture motherboards according to the CPUs with different pins. This has resulted in two camps that support different types of motherboard production.

The ADM that the master said is the motherboard that supports the ADM CPU.

According to what you said about the CPU, you should use a CPU motherboard that supports Intel, it depends on your socket type, it should be 775 type. It is recommended to use a P31 series motherboard. It's cheap.