[845 Series] PX8 Neo-V motherboard

hi
i have just installed a new PX8 Neo-V into my system. however it allowed me into the bios once to change the boot sequence and when it restarted the system basically freezes. The cpu fan is running but the only light that is on is the h/d and then it turns off.
is there anything i can do to see what it my be?
I am running an intel celeron 1.7 cpu with 256 meg ram. I was told it would be okay but it is starting to annoy me as i can't even get into the bios now
Trevor

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_cpu_support_detail.php?UID=593&kind=1
According to this the PX8 Neo-V doesn't work with Willamette processors. I don't know if any current MSI motherboards will. The Willamette's worked at a higher voltage than today's boards supply.

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