How to install a triton 79

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

When you are looking for you motherboard in the list go to the bottom AM2/AM2+/AM3 one and look there.It is a M4A89GTD PRO or a M4A89GTD PRO/USB3 and pick DOS OS.

Hello,
You will remove the CMOS battery and wait for 5 minutes .
Hope it will solve.
If the problem is same please change or clean the RAM with eraser and install it again.
If the problem is same please ,
http://www.techspot.com/review/129-asus-p6t-deluxe/If the mobo is in warranty should change .If period expire Now you will create a identity mark on BIOS chip and ,you should remove resoiulder the BIOS chip from *********** board .and install it again tightly.

If all the procedure will fail think your mobo should change as new.
Hope this helps.

remove te wire conected to mb and chech weather if ter is loose connection

the problem is that the mother board you are now using has a 4th wire that sences cpu temp this allow the heat sink fan to change speed to get this to work correctly you will need to replace the fan with a 4 wire style. what is happening is your not getting a temp siginal back to motherboard so the fan controller think it hot and send full power to fan alll the time the stock fan in hp systems is not very good any way .Get a good heat sink and fan to fit your new board ebay has them very cheap 5.00 to 20.00 this will all so increase you system temp and all get the proper cooling when you really need it.

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I would check the bios and see what the shutdown temps are for the cpu as they may be set too low ( check the manuals for the cpu's as you dont want to set it too high as obviously if it does get too hot you dont want the cpu's ( processors ) to blow up or die on you.

Check the memory and/or vga card

You should be able to purchase a cooler that fits your existing cooler plate.
Replacing a cooler can sometimes be a lot of work. Sometimes you have to remove the motherboard from the case and remove the cooler plate from the underside of the motherboard. Then coolers that use "just the holes" can be used. Or another (different) cooler plate can be installed that may have came with your new cooler. In my experience, the coolers that use "just the holes" (no plate) leave a lot to be desired. Plus, if you're not careful, you can damage the motherboard by applying too much force when installing the fan. If you use a new plate, don't forget to install the insulator between the motherboard and the plate, if it comes with one.
Be careful to protect against unwanted electrostatic discharge. Always touch the metal computer case before touching any parts inside the computer. Also, if you remove the mobo, take careful note of where all the wires go before disassembly.

This sounds like an overheat problem, is your cooling fan working properly, also the processor you are using is a powerful one, so needs a cooling fan much more powerful than the lesser powered athlon 64 processors.

Hi, your motherboard type dont show up on google, but its the same as the CPU, if the cpu is skt A then heatsink & fan will be for a SKT A. Same scenario if its ,775,754,939,478 etc

Have a nice christmas

John

Ps should only cost about £10