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did you check that your motherboard supports this cpu?
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did you check that your motherboard supports this cpu?

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&nbsp; &nbsp; Accept: Callandor {<a href="http:#17788572" rel="ugc">http:#17788572</a>}<br />
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I will leave the following recommendation for this question in the Cleanup topic area:
    Accept: Callandor {http:#17788572 [http:#17788572]}

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Tried to upgrage an IBM P4, 1.8 GHz 478 pin, Intel 845 chipset with P4 3.0. &nbsp;Now I have no video. Can't even get into setup. &nbsp;I put in a P4, 3.0 478 pin. &nbsp; &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks
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Tried to upgrage an IBM P4, 1.8 GHz 478 pin, Intel 845 chipset with P4 3.0.  Now I have no video. Can't even get into setup.  I put in a P4, 3.0 478 pin.    Any ideas?  

Thanks

Processor Upgrade IBM NetVista 6825

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