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3800+ x2.....unlock......
Hello,
I've made cabrio my 3800+ X2 and I have seen some bridges like in the XP series. Is possible to unlock the multiplier? In the XP serie if you join the bridges you can unlock the multiplier...... I'm sorry for my bad english but I'm italian and my english is terrible. Very thx D. |
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3800+ x2.....unlock......
"Davide" thebenoz chiocchiola aliceposta.it wrote in message
Hello, I've made cabrio my 3800+ X2 and I have seen some bridges like in the XP series. Is possible to unlock the multiplier? In the XP serie if you join the bridges you can unlock the multiplier...... No. The only AMD CPUs that have an unlocked multiplier these days are the FXs. |
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3800+ x2.....unlock......
Strictly speaking, the multiplier on the 3800+ X2 isn't locked. The
*maximum* value that you can select is the default one (10X), but lower ones are available. I've read that only the FX CPUs permit the use of higher multipliers than the standard one. I have heard of no one modifying the non-FX CPUs, even with the heat spreader removed. (I presume that's what you mean by "made cabrio".) However, the bus frequency, hypertransport multiplier, and RAM multipliers are adjustable on some (most?) mainboards. There are a lot of overclocking adjustments possible, even if you can't raise the CPU multiplier. Address scrambled. Replace nkbob with bobkn. "Davide" thebenoz chiocchiola aliceposta.it wrote in message ... Hello, I've made cabrio my 3800+ X2 and I have seen some bridges like in the XP series. Is possible to unlock the multiplier? In the XP serie if you join the bridges you can unlock the multiplier...... I'm sorry for my bad english but I'm italian and my english is terrible. Very thx D. |
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3800+ x2.....unlock......
Ok.
Thx Davide Strictly speaking, the multiplier on the 3800+ X2 isn't locked. The *maximum* value that you can select is the default one (10X), but lower ones are available. I've read that only the FX CPUs permit the use of higher multipliers than the standard one. I have heard of no one modifying the non-FX CPUs, even with the heat spreader removed. (I presume that's what you mean by "made cabrio".) However, the bus frequency, hypertransport multiplier, and RAM multipliers are adjustable on some (most?) mainboards. There are a lot of overclocking adjustments possible, even if you can't raise the CPU multiplier. |
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