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That board only supports Dual Core LGA 775 Chips, the Q6600 is a Quad Core that's why it isn't working. 

I bought a ASUS P5L-VM 1394 motherboard and a Intel Q6600 processor but only after seeing that the PC wasn't posting I've read that these two components were not compatible.

With a Pentium 4 works so it's not the motherboard.

Is there a way to make them work or I wasted money?

 

Thanks for the help

Sorry if my english isn't perfect

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That board only supports Dual Core LGA 775 Chips, the Q6600 is a Quad Core that's why it isn't working. 

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I bought them at a garage sale and I took it for granted that would work since they were both socket 775.

 

Thank you for your answer

Sorry if my english isn't perfect

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23 minutes ago, iKatoz said:

I bought them at a garage sale and I took it for granted that would work since they were both socket 775.

 

Thank you for your answer

Most of 775 Socket Motherboards support both Dual and Quad cores.

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11 minutes ago, Quaker said:

Check ASUS's website for an updated BIOS.

The BIOS update supports new CPUs but only dual core.

 

Another question that I forgot to do: if the CPU it's not supported I shuld receive an error message or directly no POST like in my case?

Sorry if my english isn't perfect

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