MSI make AMD Core unlocking easy
"MSI have developed software to allow users to unlock extra cores straight from Windows."
Published: 20th May 2010 | Source: MSI |
MSI make AMD Core unlocking easy
MSI were the first manufacturer who could unlock a 4-core AMD CPU to a 6-core because they don’t use a hardware solution. MSI engineers developed a BIOS technology to unlock cores which can be easy upgraded by installing a new BIOS.
Because of their flexible BIOS core unlocking feature, MSI can today announce that it made BIOS unlocking easy and accessible for the big audience who don’t know their way around a BIOS. MSI’s new software tool allows users to unlock CPU cores from Windows with just a few simple clicks, no need to enter the BIOS. The software is available from the MSI website and supports all MSI AMD800 mainboards.
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I would love that but that would put me out of my price range.
Gah! It's like another £50! I think.... o.O
both the X6 chips are easy to overclock, so reaching the 1090T clocks shudnt be a problem.
obviously you loose out on the black edition goodness.
obviously you loose out on the black edition goodness.
The 1090T is $100 more. I'm sure you can get the same performance as the 1090T no problem as all the specs are identical. Save your money and get the 1055T.
Looks like a decent set-up man.
Looks like a decent set-up man.
if youre going for the 1055, and want a cheaper board (to have more money for other things) look at the one I got (Gigabyte 790x USB3), dunno how it fairs against higher end boards but I'm very satisfied with it.
Sweet. I bought this today but opted for n xion 850w psu instead of the 600w rosewill. I also picked up a zalman heatsink.
are you going to be posting a build log,also some pics of ut overclocking to see how you fare on as ures aint the BE
Will do! What is ures? :|
Will do! What is ures? :|
yours...? :)
mine is the black edition fella but a quadcore so i can OC by just using the multi so its easyer and less things to fiddle with until you get to the last bit of MHz then u need to start playing around
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