I have a shuttle SH67H3 that has had a pentium G620 as the CPU since I built it. I ordered an i3-3220T as an upgrade. I swap the CPUs, connect everything, hit power and...nothing. The fan spins but that's it. No POST or anything. I swap the G620 back in, this time do not connect the hard drives, and I get a short message along the lines of "no boot drive found"....makes sense, and I haven't fried the computer. I swap the new chip back in, and again, nothing at all happens besides the fan spinning. Did I just get a dud chip or is something else possibly going on?
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The Intel Pentium G620 is Sandy Bridge. The Intel Core i3-3220T is Ivy Bridge. You will most likely need to update the BIOS for the motherboard before it can support that CPU.
Edit: Thanks @Mark Allen for the comment. I was googling the Shuttle SH67H3 when he posted and I found this support page. For the Intel® Core™ i3-3220T Processor (3M Cache, 2.80 GHz) you will need version SH67H000.201 of the BIOS and BOM version 2.0.
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