KT400Ultra with xp2400 won't post

Hi, i just bought xp 2400 and KT400 Ultra, and everything is in place, but it just won't post , when i press the power botton , it just boot up then die again. I flashed the bios to the newest one 1.3, and problem still presisit, check the CPU on other computer, work perfect, pop 1G amd and xp1700 into the Kt400 ultra, works fine too, just the xp2400 won't work, another use from other forum have the simlar problem too, is there way i can solves this ? thx

I guess the solution will be similar too :D
1. change PSU to larger one?
2. check the CPU heatsink, thermal grease all applied properly?
All details in Troubleshooting Guide on top of this forum, sticky.

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