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Incorrect CPU speed

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First post, by buckeye

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Got a new XP rig going and noticed booting into the bios the CPU speed is listed as 0.4 Ghz instead of 3.2 Ghz. Mind you the CPu is LISTED correct but the speed is way off. Have no idea what could cause this, not going to install the OS till I find out what's going on.

Asus P5N-E Intel Core 2 Duo 3.33ghz. 4GB DDR2 Geforce 470 1GB SB X-Fi Titanium 650W XP SP3
Intel SE440BX P3 450 256MB 80GB SSD Asus V7700 GF2 64mb SB 32pnp 350W 98SE
MSI x570 Gaming Pro Carbon Ryzen 3700x 32GB DDR4 Zotac RTX 3070 8GB WD Black 1TB 850W

Reply 1 of 8, by Logistics

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Posting an entire system spec would be a good start.

Reply 3 of 8, by buckeye

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Here's the specs:

Intel D945GCCR Socket LGA-775 mini-ATX
Intel Duo Core 2 E5800 with stock cooler
2GB Ram
160GB HD
BFG Geforce 7950GT PCIe
Thermaltake TR500
Coolermaster Case N200

Note - have not checked the Bios rev. Will check to see if cpu is oriented in socket correctly, this wasn't obvious to me at the time due to there being
a arrow indicator on the cpu but didn't notice anything on the socket so 50/50 chance I screwed up. Also the stock fan ass'y was a &%%#@$$ to get on,
couldn't get some of the pegs to snap all the way thru the mobo. Thought it would be straight-forward but will check for actual instructions. May end up ordering a higher-end cooler with a back plate of some kind.

Asus P5N-E Intel Core 2 Duo 3.33ghz. 4GB DDR2 Geforce 470 1GB SB X-Fi Titanium 650W XP SP3
Intel SE440BX P3 450 256MB 80GB SSD Asus V7700 GF2 64mb SB 32pnp 350W 98SE
MSI x570 Gaming Pro Carbon Ryzen 3700x 32GB DDR4 Zotac RTX 3070 8GB WD Black 1TB 850W

Reply 4 of 8, by konc

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I'm not sure how correct this is, it should be 100% correct, but here your cpu is not listed as supported:
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/suppor … /000005820.html
(click on the "Go to the Compatibility Tool..." thing.)

One thing I'm sure of is that the CPU is correctly placed in the socket 😉

Reply 5 of 8, by ynari

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The E5800 is comparatively new, the board quite old. Unless there's a BIOS mod for it, you're probably out of luck..

Reply 6 of 8, by buckeye

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Well looks like another swing and miss. I got the E5800 thinking since the FSB was the same that's all there was to it. Now have to decide if going for a Pentium D or 4 will be worth it or continue on my quest for a Duo core set up. Got a E8500 but no board to go with it and that's why I got the E5800 to begin with. Anyone offer any suggestions for a mobo to fit a E8500 chip? Like to get it right on my 3rd attempt!

Asus P5N-E Intel Core 2 Duo 3.33ghz. 4GB DDR2 Geforce 470 1GB SB X-Fi Titanium 650W XP SP3
Intel SE440BX P3 450 256MB 80GB SSD Asus V7700 GF2 64mb SB 32pnp 350W 98SE
MSI x570 Gaming Pro Carbon Ryzen 3700x 32GB DDR4 Zotac RTX 3070 8GB WD Black 1TB 850W

Reply 7 of 8, by agent_x007

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Anything with 975X/P965/P3x/P4x/X38/X48 chipset is able to run E5800 at full speed.
For E8500 I suggest U scratch from the list any G31/P31/G41/P41 board.

Last edited by agent_x007 on 2016-05-31, 18:41. Edited 1 time in total.

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Reply 8 of 8, by candle_86

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Get a P35 or P45 DDR3 board for your 8500