Refer to the AMD NPT 0Fh Family Processor Electrical Data Sheet, order 31119, for electrical details of socket AM2 processors.

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It looks like a somewhat similar mod enables not one, but two cores on the sub-100 Athlon X2 7750 Black Edition.

A Korean technology website GiggleHD.com has reported a successful unlock of two cores.

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The method is similar to that of the Phenom II X3 unlock: using flaws in BIOS code to enable cores, by enabling the Advanced Clock Calibration feature in the BIOS setup.

Its a native quad.

Seems like AMD designed only two CPUs: Phenom and Phenom II, and they disable parts of them to get a complete market coverage.

I would rather like to see more efficient native dual- and tricores in the future.

This gives their processors so much value, alot of heads (and wallets) will turn.

I would enjoy a crippled Phenom sold as a single-core Sempron, however.

Why do they keep doing this To save on material Its been known from the get go the 7750 was pretty much half a 9950.

I had a 9850 and it clocked for crap, I managed to squeeze 3.2ghz bench stable out of it on the stock cooler, and 3.1ghz 247 clocks, but that was hard as hell to do.

Fast forward to a few weeks ago when I got my gf a 7750, I bumped the voltage up a few ticks, uped the multi to 3.3ghz and bam, no one issue.

I lined some 120mms up to blow on the HS and now it runs at 39c under load, gonna go for 3.4ghz or more 247 clocks, that would have been very difficult to pull off in the 9850 or 9950.

But I got bored testing and bumped it up to 3.4ghz and 1.312v and stressing the crap out of it now, just passed wPrime 1024, such a nice little proc.

But I got bored testing and bumped it up to 3.4ghz and 1.312v and stressing the crap out of it now, just passed wPrime 1024, such a nice little proc What mobo if I may ask, I need to change mine anyways since I cant get past 3 ghz.

That seems to be the one with the poor coding that allows the unlocking of CPUs.

I know I can unlock my 720BE on the BIOS version before this one, which was the first to support PII, and now I cant on the newer one (the older version was so buggy it made overclocking a chore).

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