Amd Athlon II x3 435 to Phenom II x4 B35 Help!!

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Hi, this is my first post and I'm new to this, so I apologize :S

I have no idea how to unlock and overclock my processor to the 4th core. I would greatly appreciate it if someone helped me out.
My BIOS is CMOS Utility Setup

My MOBO is:

MSI NF750-G55

Thanks for your help everyone !

Reply to xtremelynoob

Hmm. I thought that Athlon II X3 435 could only be unlocked into an Athlon II X4 635, unless it was from a batch which were actually Phenom II X4s with disabled L3 cache and one core...

Anyways, I don't know how to overclock AMD CPUs, but I know that to unlock them, you need ACC (Advanced Clock Calibration) which is a feature on the SB710 and SB750 AMD southbridges, but your board is based on the nVidia nForce 750a SLI chipset, which means that you'd have to try and use NCC - nVidia Core Calibration, which doesn't work at the moment in terms of unlocking cores, but possibly future BIOS updates may make NCC able to unlock cores/cache.

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Reply to Lmeow

Ohhh, that's alright! Thanks for the reply though Lmeow
Now that's one problem that I don't have to worry about.. haha, what about overclocking?

Reply to xtremelynoob

^Those Athlon II's are impressive overclockers...

Do you have any aftermarket HSF?

I'm sure that CPU will get 3.5Ghz+

Have a look at this guide:
http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] ,2396.html

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Reply to shubham1401

I have a xigmatek HDT S1283
I want to put it into use but I can't because my bios doesn't allow me to unlock my AMD. The only hope I have left is overclocking. Any help?? Thanks for the reply though, Shub! =D

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Reply to xtremelynoob

What? What does unlocking the cpu have to do with employing the Xigmatek cooler???

Look, put the aftermarket cooler on your cpu before any attempts are made to oc. Follow the link that you were given and READ everything before attempting to OC. THAT is the help, ok?

Reply to buzznut

Lmeow wrote :

Hmm. I thought that Athlon II X3 435 could only be unlocked into an Athlon II X4 635, unless it was from a batch which were actually Phenom II X4s with disabled L3 cache and one core...

Anyways, I don't know how to overclock AMD CPUs, but I know that to unlock them, you need ACC (Advanced Clock Calibration) which is a feature on the SB710 and SB750 AMD southbridges, but your board is based on the nVidia nForce 750a SLI chipset, which means that you'd have to try and use NCC - nVidia Core Calibration, which doesn't work at the moment in terms of unlocking cores, but possibly future BIOS updates may make NCC able to unlock cores/cache.

my Athlon x3 435 unlocks into a Phenom II x4 B35, but the 4th core is not stable.

The easiest way to OC the 435 is simply increase the north bridge frequency, which will also OC your RAM

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Reply to ct1615

Hey "xtremelynoob" I just built my 1st pc with a "Gigabyte GA-890GPA-UD3H" and a "Amd Athlon 2 x3 435 Rana 2.9ghz Processor". I used the tool from Gigabyte "Easytune6" two clicks and a reboot and I have a stable 4th core which now tells me its a "AMD PHENOM 2 X4 B35 2.9GHZ 4 CORES"

Reply to discboy321

Check my sig for details, but my 3.5Ghz is stable and I only have stock hs and fan on it, plus an added 80mm fan mounted on a template on top of that, coolings not even an issue, good luck woth your clocking adventures Extremelynoob and welcome to a dangerous hobby hehe

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Reply to Motopsychojdn

xtremelynoob wrote :

hasn't MSI included you an unlock-cd?
Asus did at me, but i have the Phenom II X4 965 and didnt need that one,
but back to o'c AMD is pretty simple to overclock look in your BIOS for multiplier.
i got my Phenom II X4 965@ 4.0 ghz once.
if you crash your bios look on your motherboard for an jumper or battery.

Reply to hvanpelt

On my biostar motherboard I had to flash the bios. Then went into cmos and turned off auto overclock and acc. My 4th core hasn't given me problems with prime95 or OCCT.

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