When Pc boots up, it only shows 2.13Ghz (133Mhz x 16) when I have just installed new P4 Northwood 3.2Ghz HTT?
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It seems like your mobo only supports  533 MHz Front Bus , and the P4 Northwood 3.2Ghz is 800MHz Front Bus. In other words it won't read your processor up to its maximum clock speed.\n\nThe max speed that you can find with 533MHz front bus is 2.8GHz. You can check the manufacturer website and see if the latest bios support 800MHZ, if so then Flash the bios. Otherwise the only option is change the MB.
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I have one of these.\nRAM is RAMBUS(proprietary) - it is expensive\nCPU is socket 423-pin(outdated) - maximum 423-pin is 2 GHz \nCheck this out though, for full upgrade compatibility\nhttp://www.powerleap.com/
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do you see ANYTHING during the boot process?\n\nif 'No', then disconnect the power and open the case and verify that the video card is pushed-down all the way.\n\nif is 'onboard video' (ie the vga connecter is up by the keyboard & mouse & audio connecters,) then try to plug in a different monitor, see if a different one displays...\n\nmake sure you're taking the Monitor's power cord or power supply with you to the P3 machine....  :-P\n\nHope this helps !
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The most obvious would be speed and processing power.  P4 has speeds of 1.4ghz to 3.6+ghz while P3 has speeds of 500mhz-1100mhz.  Some P4 also has hyper threading capabilities which gives it more processing power.
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it can be either corrected from the BIOS setting or maybe u've enabled the EIST( Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology) or the AMD Cool n Quiet depending upon ur processor. these technologys dynamiclay reduce the computer's clock spped when the CPU is not in use. for example my Athlon 64 3000+ runs at 990MHz with AMD CnQ enabled
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Hi\nIts really simple just make sure your RAM is connected properly And your processor too...\n\nEnjoy
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input/output frequency is properly set for your monitor\ndo one thing,try booting the pc in safe mode and in safe mode change the monitor settings--right click on the desk top-->properties-->settings, go to\nadvance then go to monitor, choose 60Hz(in my pc its 60 hz, u try few options and see)--> ok apply and reboot, see if you are able to view \n\nfor logging into safe mode, press F8 while booting the windows.
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it seems to be an overclocking problem - the system became instable. reset all clocking values back to the defaults.
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you cannot run 400MHz and 533MHz in the same pc\n\nbut if you link 2 PCs together you will be able to.
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33Mhz is the speed that my memory in my laptop works at.
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try this link.  download the program, made by intel for your processor identification.  It'll give you very detailed information about your intel processor.\n\nFor P4 & newer models:\nhttp://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df-external/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=1881&lang=eng\n\nBefore P4 & older models:\nhttp://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df-external/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=441&lang=eng
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The 3.2ghz dual core processor adds speed.  Just makes your computer run alittle bit faster.  That is all that they are referring to when using ghz.  The higher the ghz's are, the faster the processor will run.
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I would strongly recommend you replace it with a Pentium M740 or M750. I don't know if the Mainboard also support the M760 and M770. But i'm pretty sure you cannot replace it with a P4.
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as your restarting the PChold down the (F2) key then scroll through the 7 or so pages. You will find specs. and be able to set the brightness of your display. Be sure to save changes on exit.\n\nWhen PC is fully booted you can change resolution of screen by, right clicking on the screen, select properties, setting and raise or lower your DPI. preveiw changes and select the one that works best.
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honestly, junk it \n\nmuch cheaper than searching 4 old processors not knowing if they work at all\nget a new p4 nope, get a pentium dual core ... just say yes ... lottsa ideas then
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You need to enable Advanced Power Management in the bios setup. \nTry the link below for details.
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Can you post additional information such as, Speed and type of processor, operating system, what type of monitor connection??  Has anybody moved the wires in the back of our system? are the connections tight? You say you checked the video card, without a screen attached how did you "do" the diagnostics?