Just upgraded processor and there is a problem!!! need help!

ultras007

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i just upgraded my processor to this one AMD Phenom II X4 965 BlackEdition

my mainboard is : BIOSTAR NF520A2-TE (it is socket AM2+ but it still support this processor)
i updated today my BIOS and put my new processor and everything boot up fine , bios is under default optimized settings!
but look at this screenshot http://prntscr.com/qus1z
it runs on 800MHz while it is supposed to run 3.4GHz , really strange!
I don't know what to do...

my power supply is 450W TrendSonic T-450ATX Trend Sonic , screenshot http://i.imgur.com/XIwwVIv.jpg
maybe PSU is problem?

my previous processor was "amd dual core 2.7GHz"
also my graphics card is nvidia geforce 9600gt ddr3 512mb
ram is 2gb DDR2

i need quick help guys!

thanks in advance!
 



Can i clear CMOS with utility that i used to update BIOS , cuz it have that option to select?
but how u mean to sync bios settings with my processor i don't get it ?
 
yes but i don't know what values to enter?
also in bios there is no voltage or such thing there is only voltage for RAM 😵
 
its already under default and there is no option to change multiplier , maybe if i increase multiplier it will be normal, is there some tool for that?
i tried AMD OverDrive but it dont support my chipset nvidia...🙁((
 
Have you checked CPUZ while stressing the CPU i.e playing a game.

You may have power saving options on which lowers voltage & speeds while 'idle' & should go to full power once you're doing heavy tasks.
 
yes you will have to buy a new motherboard if you want to make use of your phenom II x4 965 i'm actually surprised it even boots with that CPU & i'd suggest a new PSU.
 
You have cool and quiet enabled in the bios, that reading of 800Mhz is cool and quiet lowering the the core frequency of the cpu, As soon as you run an intensive program the clock speed rams up to the max the cpu can operate at and auto change the multiplier.

One cause.

The other is the Fsb of the cpu is 200Mhz, so set that then you want a multiplyer of 17. 200x17=3400Mhz.

The stock speed of the BE. Next you need to set the right revision of silicone the cpu is using the stepping. And set the frequency Cpu DID to the right setting it wants.