No Bios Screen After Cpu Change

Hi guys im new here and couldn't find a way to post in the assistance forum.
My issue is that i just upgraded my bios on the 945GCM5-FV2 oard using the usb utility and the flash went fine but when i put in my new E7400 the monitor just blinks and shows no display save a black screen. But if i reswap my old P4 3.0Ghz it works but for a slight bit i got the E7400 to work when i took one stick of ram out but when i restarted same issue ram in or out.
What gives?
Thanks

I don't know why you say there's no clear CMOS jumper, it's the 3 pin JBAT1 near the lower left corner of the lower left SATA port. Just below the battery.
Yup, it's supported on the MB that uses the 17.x BIOS but not the one that uses the 15.x BIOS.

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