Continous BIOS Looping

[diablura]

Can anyone help? I'm trying to install a Powerleap K62/400 upgrade processor into a QDI Titanium IB motherboard running an Award BIOS dated 11/27/97. Every time I boot-up, the BIOS executes the post operation, checks the memory and then starts all over. If I hit the escape key at exactly the right time I can boot into Windows (WIN95-SR2). If I hit the delete key at exactly the right time I can get into the BIOS. It seems to be a timing issue but I don't know how to fix.

Any ideas, comments or suggestions?

Thanks for taking the time to respond!

[Dominus]

Have you flashed to the latest BIOS for that board?

[madmike]

Windowss 95 cannot cope with AMD processors over 300, there is a patch on the Microsoft website to cure this, yes it is timing.

Cheers

[pickel]

Start here:
http://www1.amd.com/K6/k6mbl/index/1,1054,,00.html
Find your motherboard and see what it supports.Then check manufacturers' site for bios upgrade to support the processor of your choice. I have a K-6 300 @350 but to go higher I need to flash my Bios. When the new 18 micron chips come I wiil decide which one I want and install necessary bios upgrade. Also get the support foer Win 95 mentioned on earlier post. good luck

pickel