IrishGrimReaper wrote:
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O shi.... Panzer you wanker, that's your fault.
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IrishGrimReaper wrote:
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O shi.... Panzer you wanker, that's your fault.
Something new is allways around the cornerFinray wrote:
House fires, woodscrews, 1.7, etc etc.
Plus why did you order when 6### is around the corner, prices are gonna plummit. I'd cancel the order if you can if I were you.
Finray wrote:
Ever think it could be a dual core?
>x4Presidensheep's signature wrote:
AMD Phenom II X4 940 @3.0Ghz Black Edition
Finray wrote:
Ever think it could be a dual core?
sig wrote:
AMD Phenom II X4 940 @3.0Ghz Black Edition
I'll have a go at this, i've had this setup for a while now and i'm sure i've updated this stuff a couple of times but we'll see.CapnNismo wrote:
Prez, perhaps look into updating your motherboard bios? I know some people had to do it with their ASUS mobos when installing a Phenom II X6. I got lucky and didn't have to, but maybe you aren't so lucky.
more FBF tbhpresidentsheep wrote:
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Just maxed it out with cod4 wmp and some other programs. still only shows the two cores.SonderKommando wrote:
Perhaps the other cores are being disabled for power saving when not under load. Check your BIOS and your board manual.
They might actually be disabled in the BIOS. Check.presidentsheep wrote:
Just maxed it out with cod4 wmp and some other programs. still only shows the two cores.SonderKommando wrote:
Perhaps the other cores are being disabled for power saving when not under load. Check your BIOS and your board manual.
Tried looking earlier but ive got no idea what to look for. Couldn't see anything that looked like it.SonderKommando wrote:
They might actually be disabled in the BIOS. Check.presidentsheep wrote:
Just maxed it out with cod4 wmp and some other programs. still only shows the two cores.SonderKommando wrote:
Perhaps the other cores are being disabled for power saving when not under load. Check your BIOS and your board manual.
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see, told ya it was in the BIOS. There is also a setting in the Advanced Clock Configuration menu under standard CMOS settings wher eyou can maunally control the cores on your board.presidentsheep wrote:
Sorted. Disabled some AMD cool 'n' quiet thing in the BIOS and all cores show up now.
Haha! Discovered what was probably the cause... Pretty fucking dumb mistake on my behalf.SonderKommando wrote:
see, told ya it was in the BIOS. There is also a setting in the Advanced Clock Configuration menu under standard CMOS settings wher eyou can maunally control the cores on your board.presidentsheep wrote:
Sorted. Disabled some AMD cool 'n' quiet thing in the BIOS and all cores show up now.
You should wait for the iTable tbh, it has a bigger screen...Camm wrote:
posting from an iPad in PC world, they're not as big as i thought, not too bad to type on either. considering getting one when the new one comes out next year.