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Is there anything I will need to do to my motherboard when I switch out my single core 3200+ for whatever dual core I end up getting?

 

BIOS changes, or Windows patches or something?


Message edited by nukchebi0 on 02-11-2008 at 12:31:31 AM
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Amd dual core driver (google that phrase and it will be an obvious download)

and maybe a reinstall of windows if it continues to misbehave after the driver is installed.

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That's all?

Thanks.

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Oh, check your bios in case there's a setting you have to enable for multi-core processors ... alot of bioses detect it automatically, some don't.

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Make sure your Mob supports dual core.

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Will do for all. Thanks.


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