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• ESX 3i U4-153875 and AMD Phenom 9650 - moved

  Hello world

  I just built a new white box for virtualization, using an image AMD Phenom 9650, 8 GB memory and disk SATA 2 to. The motherboard is a Gigabyte MA78GPM-UD2H.

  Unfortunately, the boot to CD process crashes just after the vmkernel initialization (10% through the progress bar).

  He stops forever, and if I press the power button on the box I get an error report who moans about the process do not get a response from some of the carrots.

  Someone at - he tried / succeeded to install on this chip/motherboard combo.   The Phenom/96xx series isn't even in the HCL.  I know that the material is ok cos CentOS installs and works fine.

  I just bought something that is too recent for the current support 3i?

  Thank you

  Update 2 was the last version that works here.  Nothing will not be installed, or as I noticed, once it is installed to U2 and upgraded, it will no longer work.

  -KjB

  VMware vExpert

• AMD Athlon X 2 64 5800 + and AMD Phenom 940 quad not Core than a single core shows on Vista

  I am running MS Windows Vista Edition home premium on a motherboard ASUS M3A78-CM very w / AMD Phenom II x 4 940 3.0 Ghz 6 MB Quad Core, 2 GB of RAM.  It is an upgrade to an AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5800 + 3.0 Ghz.  The two see the single core cpu in the Task Manager, cpuz, msconfig, etc..  However, the BIOS displays 1 physical cpu w / 4 logical processors.  In addition, the reason for which I have not even noticed the problem, is that I play a resource intensive game called Crysis Wars and my fps SUCK.  This led me to the problem.  Wars started, the console displays only a single core as well during the detection of the spu.  I need to know if the game software is read directly from the hardware OR of Vista.

  I have tried everything to fix the problem, including the use of msconfig to clear the number of processors, select detect HAL, reboot, etc.  Did not work.  I suspect that this is a license live upward, from Microsoft, but will not know until I have install another OS to test.  My next move (when I can afford it) is to install XP or Linux to see if these operating systems can detect all four cores.  If it works then I know it's the fault of Vista.

  Anyway, any help would be appreciated as my frustration level is through the roof with it.  Thank you.

  Try updating the BIOS with the latest version: 2801 BIOS M3A78-CM.  This can easily be performed using ASUS Update V7.16.01 for Windows XP / XP 64-bit/Vista/Vista 64-bit. Carey Frisch

• ESXi 4 with AMD phenom x 3 720 and M3A78-EM motherboard (minor problem)

  Hello

  I'm quite new in the world of vmware. I have successfully used this combo whitebox for about 6 months. In order to have a successful install, I had to update my bios to ver 2003 and use pcie nic cards intel. After a successful installation, I looked inside the host, and he acknowledged the CPU X 3 720 with all 3 CPU cores. It also allowed me to assign all 3 hearts to a box of windows media 7 I have set up as an image on the host computer. The question and the problem I have is: in the new windows 7 x 64 image, it does not show 3-wire, it shows only 2 hearts. Detailed information inside the say that Windows 7 is an AMD phenom X 3 2.81Gz processor with 2 processors, not 3. In the Task Manager, the window of cpu usage shows only 2 windows instead of 3.

  Two processors are much for this image will do, but it would be nice to use all 3 CPUs, if possible.

  No matter what I try, I can't get windows 7 to recognize all 3 hearts. Even after I try all the stuff online, including the re - install, it's not even a hint of success.

  I have concluded that the vmware bios used for images, does not correctly recognize the CPU with 3 hearts. Am I correct in my assumption?

  Thank you

  Seems that I was mistaken with the number of vCPU that you can assign to a Windows 7 VM.

  However, the vCPU is presented as the virtual machine CPU sockets and Windows 7 only supports 2 physical CPU (Starter and Home 1 only). This looks so much like Windows ignores the third CPU. View the comparison to compare features of Windows 7. Search for "physical processor Support.

  If you have a licensed version of ESX (i) you could try the currently unsupported feature to assign the vCPU 3 as a multi-core CPU.

  See licenses processor for your application by

  André

• HP 6005-t: AMD Phenom II X 6 1090 t. Black Edition in a HP 6005-T motherboard?

  This model is the full size PC 6005-T and I'd like to put my amd ahtlon x 6 1090 t. inside. I know that there could be a problem if it does not FIT because of 938 pines against 939 so I'd be careful to see that he does and maybe a power issue 95w (?) but I was wondering if anyone could tell me if a x 6 can work since x4s make as much. This is the AMD Phenom II X 6 1090 t. Black Edition (3.2 GHz) that uses 104 vs 92 watts idle (?) according to some website. Apparently, it's 125 watt TDP.

  Thank you.

  AMD Black Edition CPU are generally not supported by motherboards with AMD platforms desktop PC. BIOS support just isn't there.

  The same thing applies when someone plans to use a processor Intel Extreme CPU for a desktop with an Intel platform.

  Support the card mother socket AM3 CPU, but not all.

  See the list of compatible processors from AMD for motherboard of your desktop in the following HP Web document.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=emr_na-c01864939

• HP Pavilion p7-1003w: the upgrade of processor p7-1003w Six-Core AM3 AMD Phenom II X 6 10xxT error

  I am trying to upgrade my desktop computer the original PCU to a processor of Six Core AMD Phenom II X 6 1055 t. When I installed it the computer started with 'unsupported CPU error.

  The specifications for the p7-1003w on the HP site claims that the AMD Phenom II X 6 is System1. Help please. And thank you

  Cluddeni50, welcome to the forum.

  Here are taken processors supported:

  Max TDP: 95W

• Is my computer compatible with amd phenom II

  I have an old HP PAVILION a1600n PC and I wanted to know which amd phenom II x 4 processor can I insert? I am running windows 7, with DDR2 memory inserted. my current processor is an amd athlon 64 X 2 dual core 3800 +.

  Hello

  The following link is for the motherboard on your machine. It displays the CPU and RAM info:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00757531

  I hope this helps.

• I have a HP G5210UK and I was wondering if an AMD Phenom II X 4 945 work

  I currently have a HP G5210UK and there a motherboard M2N68-(Narra6), so I was wondering if an AMD Phenom II X 4 945 would work.
  
  I also wonder if Corsair XMS3 CMX4GX3M2A1600C9 4 GB (2 x 2 GB) DDR3 SDRAM would work.

  Li4m53, welcome to the forum.

  According to HP, the CPU should be fine.  See the section called "Information processor upgrade".

  Any standard ATX power supply unit (PSU) should work correctly in the computer.  I always suggest measuring the PSU existing and comparing measures to one that is chosen.  This ensures you that there is no problem.  I have like Corsair or OCZ PSU.

  This is recommended by Memory Crucial for computer memory.  Crucial makes good reasonable price of memory.  Recommended memory is guaranteed to work or they will replace it no extra cost for you.  You will only be able to use 4 GB of memory, as the computer came with Win7 32 bit.

  Note: See the "memory" upgrade information here.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Upgrade my CPU AMD Phenom II x 4 910 to a Phenom II x 4 980 on a H-RS880-Μatx (Aloe)

  I have a HP Pavillion e9220y which I would like to make a few CPU and GPU upgrade.

  I did some research and saw that the current processor (AMD Phenom II x 4 910 (2.6 ghz)) can be upgraded to the AMD Phenom II x 4 980 (3.7 ghz) cpu.  I also intend on the old graphics card (Radeon HD 4350) in switching to a Radeon 7850.

  I tried to see if I needed to update my bios before install the new processor and I couldn't find a suggestion in the section Support & drivers specific to the HP Web site for my model computer.  The HP site says that he would suggest somehow if an update was available.

  Do you think I can just proceed with the switch of CPU (and the radiator and the stages of thermal paste of course) without flashing new bios?

  The old Bios simply would work with the new processor (faster processing speed)?

  The current Bios on my system is ' American Megatrends, Inc. 5.04, 10/01/2009 "and SMBIOS version 2.6

  Thanks for all the help you can give me,

  Jeff

  Hello

  I can't see any upgrade. As mentioned in the specifications, he takes care of the day 1. In addition, the following link is FYI:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-desktop-PC-questions/BIOS-update/TD-p/1087865

  Kind regards.

• A HP Compaq dc5750 SFF PC can be upgraded to support a 3.4 ghz amd phenom II x 2 565?

  I have a laptop compaq dc5750 SFF. bought about 2 years ago. It has an AMD ATHLON processor. I want to update for AMD PHENOM II X 2 565 3.4 ghz processor. my PC motherboard can support the it? If this isn't the case, then please recommend changes.

  Thank you

  Pratik b.

  No, it cannot support the Phenom II processors and it will work without any mods that will do it.

  Frank

• ERROR unsupported CPU, motherboard s5610f H-apricot-RS780L-Μatx, AMD Phenom X 4 965 hdz965fbgmbox

  I have a slimline with card s5610f mother H-apricot-RS780L-Μatx, athlong X 2 250 3.00 GHz.

  BIOS Version 6.05 07/09/2010

  Basic version 08.00.16

  The HP Web site says I can update

  AMD Phenom II X 4 9xx /9xxe/8xx Quad-Core (core Deneb)

  So I tried AMD Phenom X 4 965 hdz965fbgmbox.

  As soon as voltage, the first message I get is "ERROR unsupported CPU...". The PC stops in 10 seconds.

  You have any suggestions.

  By Newegg.com sales information for AMD Phenom II X 4 965 Black Edition (HDZ965FBGMBOX), the power is 125 watts. As 125 watts is more than 95 watts max TDP of the motherboard, the AMD Phenom II X 4 965 Black Edition is not compatible with the card mother H-apricot-RS780L-Μatx.

• Compaq presario cq5500f: Cpu - amd phenom x 4 quad core 9950

  Hello

  I recently bought the quadruple-heart phenom x 4 125w 9950 and wanted to update my one heart amd sempron 140.

  I bought with the intention to upgrade my compaq presario cq5500f so that I can use it as a gaming pc.

  However, when I put the cpu in the pc it says no "supported installed Cpu" and then it stops automatically after.

  Is this a driver problem? Is this a bios problem? Is this a problem of design of thermal power?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Here IS THE page of the motherboard and the choice of the CPU.  He says that the CPU should be TDP: 95W processor said is the AMD Phenom X 4 9950, which is a 125W CPU.  I suspect that's the reason why the BIOS claims not supported CPU.  OEM motherboards are picky about the card like that.

• Device Manager cannot recognize Installed AMD Phenom II X 4 955

  Hello

  I have HP Pavilion a6560a Desktop and had 9850 AMD processor running Windows 7 Professional with SYSTEM 7.1 rating. I installed AMD Phenom II X 4 955 CPU but or the windows Device Manager recognize my CPU as 955, it reads with 803 Mhz AMD processor as being unknown and the System CPU rating is down from 7.1 to 3.7. Could you please guide me what should I do for the motherboard to recognize the new AMD 955 processor?

  However Windows 7 is loading and the system works very well. but the system side is low and Manager device and POST do not recognize that the new installed CPU.

  Thank you

  Concerning

  "Is there a way I can update the firmware for this CPU? No, unless you can find someone to change the BIOS, as HP has not.    Perhaps you could make friends with guys to BIOS Mods to ask a mod firmware for the BIOS.

• What is 5.1.4861.15 hardware diagnostic tools

  What is 5.1.4861.15 hardware diagnostic tools

  Hi Floyd,

  If I am right, it is actually PC-doctor, Inc. Hardware Diagnostic tool which is distributed by some computer program of PC Doctor OEM manufacturers.  The number seems to be a somewhat older version (possibly published with XP systems).  They still do and I have versions for XP, Vista and even Windows 7. If you have upgraded your operating system, the program may or may not work more.  It doesn't seem to be something that you can buy directly (and I don't think that it can be upgraded) - but your computer manufacturer might be able to say more about it.

  Here is the current information on Program OEM's PC Doctor: http://www.pc-doctor.com/pcd_windows.php.  I know that HP and Compaq and Acer and Fujitsu used and can still - and I saw obsolete links and now gone listed this specific version of the program on their systems - but none of their websites discuss the version even if some do not discuss the existence of a program of diagnostics of equipment and how to use it.  Here is an example: If the computer is running XP so that it looks like this (unfortunately not a download link, just info): tests for hardware problems using PC-Doctor - HP Customer Care (United States - English).

  I don't think that it is malware - if I'm wrong.  If your manufacturer says that it was never installed on your computer, so I guess it's possible, but I found only about above it and no mention of all malware related.  In any case, if it was never installed on the system by the manufacturer, then I would probably not use it and may even consider uninstalling just to be on the safe side.  If it has been installed by the manufacturer, try running it to see if it provides you with hardware diagnostic information.  If it crashes or fails to run if you have an operating system upgraded from the original installed OS, then it is probably not compatible and I would just uninstall it as it will be of no use and cannot be upgraded (unless the manufacturer provides one, but it is unlikely) and is just too much room.

  Yet, it can't hurt to run some checks for malicious programs.  Update and run a scan complete with your current AV program.  Then, try the following programs if you do not, because they can help. I recommend you download, install, update and run full scans with Malwarebytes:http://www.malwarebytes.org/ and SuperAntiSpyware:http://superantispyware.com/ and then run a full scan of Microsoft Security:http://www.microsoft.com/security/default.aspx.  If they are all come clean and do not show this as a problem, then I would say it is more likely is not malware and don't worry in this regard.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• Pavilion p6537: 6.0.5418.39 Hardware Diagnostic tools

  After the upgrade to Windows 10, my monthly hardware diagnostic tool did not work. Received a device discovery error suggesting I restart the program or restart my computer. I performed two operations and diagnostic tool still does not work.  Would that be the upgrade of Windows 10 or just a corrupted file?  Never had a problem with this tool before.

  Hello

  Are you referring to the HP Support Assistant?  If so, uninstall the old version via the Control Panel - program and features, and then install the New HP Support Assistant.