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by mamill2
One possible solution, try updatng your Bios. Here's a link to Abit motherboard page.
http://www.abit.com.tw/abitweb/webjsp/english/products.jsp
Locate your model then go to Bios updates. Up toward the top there is one for supporting a 1.4ghz processor. Hope this helps.
by dandp38
by thechas
Beyond the BIOS revision;
1. Make sure that the RAM clock is set to CPU clock when using 133MHz as the CPU FSB. If the RAM clock is set to CPU + PCI, you are over-clocking your RAM.
2. What OS are you running? The change to the 1.4GHz CPU may have pushed your configuration over the edge for W98/Me.
If you are running 98/Me, reduce your RAM to below 511MB, and try again.
There are also a few "BETA" BIOS's out there for the KT7 series. Check out www.biosmods.com
A 3rd party support site for the KT7 boards is at www.viahardware.com/faq/kt7/kt7faq
The postings there helped me with a couple of problems I had with a KT7A MB.
Chas
by dandp38
by jeremyrem
It could be your Power Supply
Soemthings it is hard to detect but if it keeps locking up it might be the problem.
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