problem with cpu

Discussion in 'CPU, Motherboards and Memory' started by czaro93, Dec 28, 2012.

  1. czaro93

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    Hello, I recently bought CPU as an upgrade to my current one, and after installing new one into my mother board I've got only black screen. m3a32-mvp deluxe that's my mother board and new CPU is AMD Phenom II X4 965 BE 3.4GHz AM3, which should be compatible with this motherboard if it has updated bios which my have.

    My question is what am I doing wrong is it mother board issue or there's something else.

    thatnks
     
  2. Ghostman 1

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    Are they the both the same socket ? Can you give more info on your motherboard ??? m3a32-mvp What ??? Who makes it ?
     
  3. czaro93

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    It's asus mother board
    it's AM2/ AM2+

    it should be compatible with am3 with latetest bios
     
  4. Ghostman 1

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    Yea, It says it is compatible, So it should work... It must be something else that is not right.. Check the fan, and make sure the cpu is in right, and seated right.
    Next check your ram..
     
  5. czaro93

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    it is working properly with my previous cpu though, it just ain't run the new one
    that is my ram it is in dual
    that is the cpu i use right now and it is working properly
     
  6. Jan Benedict

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    AMD Phenom II X4 965 BE 3.4GHz AM3 requires an am3/am3+ socket motherboard.
    Asus M3A32-MVP Deluxe (awesome motherboard at that time) is an am2/am2+ type motherboard. I believe that it's not compatible with your new CPU, if it does support it, which asus website doesn't specify that it supports am3/am3+ CPUs it might require a bios update to support am3 CPUs. But in most likelihood the motherboard really doesn't support am3 CPUs.
     
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  8. Jan Benedict

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    Well depending on the model of your Phenom, you need an updated BIOS. Are you on the latest BIOS? Did you insert the CPU correctly? What's your PSU?
     

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