i would set it at stock then unlock the 4th core and then start OCing it TBH.
Help unlock 4th core 720BE!
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Damn that is sad!!!
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Have you tried gigabyte new bios i heard it unlocks the core successfully.
Can it be another person to join my saddness?
Have you tried gigabyte new bios i heard it unlocks the core successfully.
Can it be another person to join my saddness?
Guy, I am sorry your 4th core won't unlock, but you should have known it was a crap shoot when you bought the chip. Luck of the draw and you drew... a really fast Tri-core. Be happy with what you got.
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Originally Posted by dansi True but i feel like a greatest AMD loser. every forum i go i see X3 to X4 with ease. Me owned like a joker I am thinking is it fate or just a mobo issue to be resolve. /crosses my finers. |
I heard of a very recent gigabyte bios released that unlock 4th. i heard gigabyte pulled it off also recently.
i think is f3a? or something. very recent like this 7 days. have you played with it?
btw what vcore u made your 3.8ghz at? temp is it good?
i have done my work and i seen multithreaded software, that us 3 core losers may need an extra 1 ghz to equal a 4 corers in performance. owned!
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i think is f3a? or something. very recent like this 7 days. have you played with it?
btw what vcore u made your 3.8ghz at? temp is it good?
i have done my work and i seen multithreaded software, that us 3 core losers may need an extra 1 ghz to equal a 4 corers in performance. owned!
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and yet it beats every single dual core and quad there in terms of gaming.
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dansi, try getting the 2nd or the latest bios of that mobo. reset bios, then time your ram manually. enable acc then increase htt and multi. there's some threads in this forums that does them easy like one-two-three.
here's some thread that helps:
http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/46...d-x4-club.html
http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/47...720-black.html
http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/475024-x3-x4.html
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Originally Posted by OJX It is not as bad as you make it seem, you have a nice tri-core Most games/applications use 1-2 cores, with a select few using more. If you look up benchmarks of games, going from 3-4 cores usually does 0% improvement, thats right, not minimal, but ZERO. |
dansi, try getting the 2nd or the latest bios of that mobo. reset bios, then time your ram manually. enable acc then increase htt and multi. there's some threads in this forums that does them easy like one-two-three.
here's some thread that helps:
http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/46...d-x4-club.html
http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/47...720-black.html
http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/475024-x3-x4.html
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flash to last 2 bios. cant work.
tried a few combination of settings. cant work
my only hope is biostar new bios sneak in the acc code for my picky 720.
at current i run stock 3.2ghz stable, not very high by 720 standards at stock voltage?
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Originally Posted by gerikoh and yet it beats every single dual core and quad there in terms of gaming.
dansi, try getting the 2nd or the latest bios of that mobo. reset bios, then time your ram manually. enable acc then increase htt and multi. there's some threads in this forums that does them easy like one-two-three. here's some thread that helps: http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/46...d-x4-club.html http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/47...720-black.html http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/475024-x3-x4.html
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tried a few combination of settings. cant work
my only hope is biostar new bios sneak in the acc code for my picky 720.
at current i run stock 3.2ghz stable, not very high by 720 standards at stock voltage?
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