Okay, so I bought this new CPU, AMD APU A10-7860k, It is compatible with my motherboard (A58M-E33). The cpu has my games down to 10-20 fps, plus screen tearing. I installed the new drivers, and never changed the graphics card, so it's the same. I bought some thermal paste, put my old one back in, it was fine. So i tried putting the new one back in and boom, slow again (I did apply the correct amount of thermal paste) I am very confused what is going on, please help, thanks.
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New CPU Slow
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https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/A58M-E33.html#support-cpu
Technically i don't see that CPU listed. But have you check the bios after the install? See how many cores enabled? Ram speed? CPU speed listed? Any of that can still hold over from an old CPU and cause problems. Also try updating the bios
Technically i don't see that CPU listed. But have you check the bios after the install? See how many cores enabled? Ram speed? CPU speed listed? Any of that can still hold over from an old CPU and cause problems. Also try updating the bios
Yes, I checked bios. my old cpu, 30 degress idle. this one, 35-45. no idea why. i did nothing different. it's installed correctly, when i turned on my pc it said "NEW CPU OR RAM INSTALLED!!"
how do i uograde bios? i have MSI bios 4 I believe
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https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/A58M-E33.html#down-bios
Never flashed an MSI bios so maybe google to confirm, but typically put the most recent one (after unzipping) on a USB stick and load it in the bios under some sort of bios update/flash utility.
Never flashed an MSI bios so maybe google to confirm, but typically put the most recent one (after unzipping) on a USB stick and load it in the bios under some sort of bios update/flash utility.
In BIOS, "AMD A10-7860K Radeon R7, 12 Compute Cores 4C+8G
Currect CPU freq. 3.60ghz.
Sorry, i've never built or upgraded a pc, im fairly new. How do i check if all 4 are enabled or the speed? and it's 38C in BIOS currently. Also don't know how to check cpu temps not in BIOS. If you could let me know it'd be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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You can't guess it's overheating or not. You have to monitor it. Hwinfo is probably easier to use so go that way. I'm trying to get to a solution but I can't identify the problem for you as I'm not there all anyone can do is walk you through troubleshooting steps until we hit on an issue.
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