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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

elpacco wrote:
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elpacco wrote:
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elpacco wrote:
Hero2 wrote:
Quick question, you have FRY's or Microcenter around?
you coulda have i5 or 955BE easily if you have Microcenter or FRY's around
Cut back on the case and RAM and get an 925/945 instead of a 555.


No need, since you can unlock with that motherboard. I have it, and as a test a few weeks ago I popped in the athlon x2 from my sister's pc, and it unlocked it to quad core with ease.
Unlocking cores is a big gamble. Never rely on it.

what does unlocking it mean?
Some dual-core CPUs are actually the exact same as their quad-core equivalent, just with two of the cores disabled.
i.e. A Phenom II X2 ### is the exact same as the Phenom II X4 ###, but with two disabled cores. To use these cores, you have to have a cracked bios, which, if you do something wrong, you can completely kill your motherboard. Additionally, it could simply not work. Pros? You get four cores when you paid for two.

IMO, not worth it.


i don't see how you can kill your motherboard by trying to unlock the 2 dorment cores, it probably simply won't work and won't be stable.

i wouldn't recommend it unless your willing to take a chance being stuck with a dual.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 9:54 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well, 555 is a good processor anyway without unlock,my friends computer has one.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 3:08 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Quadcore edition:
Complete hobo out on Motherboard and case, but who cares, Quadcore all the way

Just pick one of the mobo combo you like, difference is mid-atx and full-atx, a good brand and a casual brand

Also any mobo with NB 710(?) above have ACC for coreunlocking, no need to crack bios whatsoever, chances are you getting a triple-core,quad core are just gamble. Either way i doubt you need any more power with your 5770, is not like you going to be bottlenecked to death or anything

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 5:26 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ndure wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Muffin. wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Hero2 wrote:
Quick question, you have FRY's or Microcenter around?
you coulda have i5 or 955BE easily if you have Microcenter or FRY's around
Cut back on the case and RAM and get an 925/945 instead of a 555.


No need, since you can unlock with that motherboard. I have it, and as a test a few weeks ago I popped in the athlon x2 from my sister's pc, and it unlocked it to quad core with ease.
Unlocking cores is a big gamble. Never rely on it.

what does unlocking it mean?
Some dual-core CPUs are actually the exact same as their quad-core equivalent, just with two of the cores disabled.
i.e. A Phenom II X2 ### is the exact same as the Phenom II X4 ###, but with two disabled cores. To use these cores, you have to have a cracked bios, which, if you do something wrong, you can completely kill your motherboard. Additionally, it could simply not work. Pros? You get four cores when you paid for two.

IMO, not worth it.


i don't see how you can kill your motherboard by trying to unlock the 2 dorment cores, it probably simply won't work and won't be stable.

i wouldn't recommend it unless your willing to take a chance being stuck with a dual.
How do you think you unlock a core? Do you think you just like push f# at the bootscreen?

You have to swap your bios with a cracked version, and if you mess up while doing that you can end up with a dead bios chip that doesn't even boot up to let you fix it.

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:02 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

um yes, that's all there is to it really. it's just a simple setting in the bios.

many manufacturers support it themselves and the most you'll need is an updated bios.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:28 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

elpacco wrote:
Ndure wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Muffin. wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Hero2 wrote:
Quick question, you have FRY's or Microcenter around?
you coulda have i5 or 955BE easily if you have Microcenter or FRY's around
Cut back on the case and RAM and get an 925/945 instead of a 555.


No need, since you can unlock with that motherboard. I have it, and as a test a few weeks ago I popped in the athlon x2 from my sister's pc, and it unlocked it to quad core with ease.
Unlocking cores is a big gamble. Never rely on it.

what does unlocking it mean?
Some dual-core CPUs are actually the exact same as their quad-core equivalent, just with two of the cores disabled.
i.e. A Phenom II X2 ### is the exact same as the Phenom II X4 ###, but with two disabled cores. To use these cores, you have to have a cracked bios, which, if you do something wrong, you can completely kill your motherboard. Additionally, it could simply not work. Pros? You get four cores when you paid for two.

IMO, not worth it.


i don't see how you can kill your motherboard by trying to unlock the 2 dorment cores, it probably simply won't work and won't be stable.

i wouldn't recommend it unless your willing to take a chance being stuck with a dual.
How do you think you unlock a core? Do you think you just like push f# at the bootscreen?

You have to swap your bios with a cracked version, and if you mess up while doing that you can end up with a dead bios chip that doesn't even boot up to let you fix it.

What the fuck?
go to bios
enable ACC
save and exit
Holy shit that's hard.

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hero2 wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Ndure wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Muffin. wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Pho/x/ wrote:
elpacco wrote:
Hero2 wrote:
Quick question, you have FRY's or Microcenter around?
you coulda have i5 or 955BE easily if you have Microcenter or FRY's around
Cut back on the case and RAM and get an 925/945 instead of a 555.


No need, since you can unlock with that motherboard. I have it, and as a test a few weeks ago I popped in the athlon x2 from my sister's pc, and it unlocked it to quad core with ease.
Unlocking cores is a big gamble. Never rely on it.

what does unlocking it mean?
Some dual-core CPUs are actually the exact same as their quad-core equivalent, just with two of the cores disabled.
i.e. A Phenom II X2 ### is the exact same as the Phenom II X4 ###, but with two disabled cores. To use these cores, you have to have a cracked bios, which, if you do something wrong, you can completely kill your motherboard. Additionally, it could simply not work. Pros? You get four cores when you paid for two.

IMO, not worth it.


i don't see how you can kill your motherboard by trying to unlock the 2 dorment cores, it probably simply won't work and won't be stable.

i wouldn't recommend it unless your willing to take a chance being stuck with a dual.
How do you think you unlock a core? Do you think you just like push f# at the bootscreen?

You have to swap your bios with a cracked version, and if you mess up while doing that you can end up with a dead bios chip that doesn't even boot up to let you fix it.

What the fuck?
go to bios
enable ACC
save and exit
Holy shit that's hard.
That's only if your board supports it.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 7:36 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Like i said, NB 710 +, which is almost all board exist that uses ddr3 and have am3 support and is not nvidia chipset shit. Who the fuck have the right mind to buy the wrong motherboard for unlocking?
face it, ACC has been out for long ass fucking time, there is no fucking replacing the bios or shit, actually, fuck you, any motherboard that's not shit like OEM/foxconn shit have dual bios

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