Problem with new Cpu - Overclock.net

Shadychevyowner · 2 Weeks Ago

I went from a amd 64x2 5000+ 2.5

To my new quad core 2.5 black edition

My problem is my start up is extremely slow. My computer seems to cycle the fans then starts to boot and at end it says "AMD Data Change - Update New Data to DMI" Then boots windows it does it everytime i shut it down.

Didnt do it before i put processor in just does it afterwords.
Makes me a bit mad my quad core takes 2 minutes+ longer to start then my dual.

KC_Flip · 2 Weeks Ago

Try resetting the CMOS if you haven't already. Either remove the battery for a few minutes or use a jumper.

Also, XP might not run properly if you put in a new processor with a different number of cores. You might want to reinstall.

Shadychevyowner · 2 Weeks Ago

Ill try cmos when i get home but windows itself works great its just screwed up trying to get to windows to load.

halifax1 · 2 Weeks Ago

If you didn't reinstall then it could cause some problems. Like said above, hopefully a CMOS reset will be all that is needed.

If you didn't reset your CMOS before putting in the new CPU, then that most likely is definitely the problem.

twich12 · 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by halifax1

If you didn't reinstall then it could cause some problems. Like said above, hopefully a CMOS reset will be all that is needed.

If you didn't reset your CMOS before putting in the new CPU, then that most likely is definitely the problem.

i agree and i love how that was put.... most likely is definitely

lol good luck with ur slow boot

Shadychevyowner · 2 Weeks Ago

CMOS didn't work resetting it. how do i reinstall processor just delete it from device manager?

Craiga35 · 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Shadychevyowner

CMOS didn't work resetting it. how do i reinstall processor just delete it from device manager?

Well you say it works fine in windows, so I'm guessing you don't have a driver issue here, although if you're old processor's drivers are there then yes uninstall them. I do a clean install every time I change the Mobo or CPU to avoid any issues. At the very least do a repair install, IIRC you keep all your files that way.

Shadychevyowner · 2 Weeks Ago

This has go to be with motherboard itself. Its supose to support this cpu. But i cant even find new bios d/l anywhere.

Slinkey123 · 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Shadychevyowner

This has go to be with motherboard itself. Its supose to support this cpu. But i cant even find new bios d/l anywhere.

Will deffinately be the motherboard.. That chipset it very old, and the board came out quite a bit before the 9850 was released. Also ECS SUCKS

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