User manual of QDI Advance 10T motherboard.

you can download from this link
http://ineedfile2.com/qdi-p4i848p-manual-pdf

thanks.

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go to dogpile.com type in board number then drivers after that would will fine it that way jim

check with board company web site jim

From the manufacturer's web-site:

http://www.qdigrp.com/qdisite/eng/support/driver.htm

select the manual for your specific motherboard.

you got to options

1. following the indications of your motherboard documentation (recommended/best), if you need to find out details about your motherboard you can possibly download and use one of this tools to get info about your motherboard and possibly find the manual online in the manufacturer's website

2. the following page will check your system to find out what memory you have and what you need and up to how much you can go http://www.crucial.com/promo/index.aspx?prog=uslp_intel_fbdimm

3. checking on ebay: in the following links indicates that it should be low density:
Module Size: 512MB
PC133 SDRAM
UNBUFFERED
Non-Ecc
168 pins
3.3 Volt
Structure: 64Mx64=512M
Low Density: 2 Banks of 32Mx8
SPEED: 133MHz
CAS Latency: CL3

hope this helps

You can download it from here easliy..

http://www.howtodrivers.com/model551984.html

If you have an adjustment for the VCORE voltage in your bios, bring it up by one value, then try overclocking the CPU.

It wont work, it will hang ur system. Ur motherboard supports but using Mutli-frequencies RAM is not possible, either u use SDRAM 512 BM PC133 or ur 64/128 PC100 RAM, You cant use all together.

Since this motherboard starts the boot sequence at all, then the next step I would recommend is to try testing it using a motherboard tester. This will help determine at which step of the boot sequence the motherboard stuck.

Flashing the motherboard's BIOS might help resolve this problem as well.