motherboard recognizes cpu as wrong speed

hoffy628

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Hello
I revently purchased a motherboard and cpu, I installed them in my case and hooked everything up and ran into an issue. the bios sees the cpu as a 1300mhz, it is a amd 3000+, it should be 1800 mhz the way I read into it.
anyway I set the cpu bus freq. jumper on 133/166/200 MHz, and the hit the power and machine starts and runs for 1 to 2 seconds and shuts down. a couple times it did get at far as the post screen and it says amd 3000+ but freezes there.
The system seems to run fine when the jumper is set at the 100mhz cpu bus freq. (1300mhz) but its just not right?
any idea's?
the motherboard is a chaintech ct-7njl6 The cpu is a amd 64 3000+

Thanks for your help
Hoffy
 
Maybe the motherboard is using an old bios. There is usually an improved bios released that is different to the one that shipped on the board. Check the manufacturer site for any bios updates and update to the newest.
 
I am using 512 mb 400mhz ddr dimm, the number in it is wlt30215 if that means anything to anyone. I have since switched to another computer to no avail as I managned to mess that up as well, I will start a new thread for that one...
Thanks for your help
 
The ram is PC3200 if you need that info, also I just scanned my post, and this is not a athlon 64 3000+ just a athlon 3000+ Sorry, got it mixed up with my other motherboard.
 
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