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im only worried about northbridge temperatures need to know the idle and max safe temperature of the Northbridge.
im only worried about northbridge temperatures need to know the idle and max safe temperature of the Northbridge.
so this or the crosshair IV?
so this or the crosshair IV?
@arminjrdn yes
@arminjrdn yes
Can it take a phenom IIx6?
Can it take a phenom IIx6?
@DutchInControl another idiot…
@DutchInControl another idiot…
he forgot to talk about the little lcd thing on the MoBo were it tells you temp and other info
he forgot to talk about the little lcd thing on the MoBo were it tells you temp and other info
@franz583 yes a x3 has 4 cores from the factory wich can be unlucked with this board.16 Thumbs up for the dum.b a.s.s.
@franz583 yes a x3 has 4 cores from the factory wich can be unlucked with this board.16 Thumbs up for the dum.b a.s.s.
@LinusTechTips I bought this motherboard and the MSI P55-GD65 motherboard after your unboxing videos, MSI’s motherboards are phenomenal and perform really well with awesome overclocking potential. Good video and channel.
@LinusTechTips I bought this motherboard and the MSI P55-GD65 motherboard after your unboxing videos, MSI’s motherboards are phenomenal and perform really well with awesome overclocking potential. Good video and channel.
pause at 0.00 scary face
pause at 0.00 scary face
@franz583 yay!
Linus lol
@franz583 yay!
Linus lol
@TheBenjiNecessity
MSI han been known to have defective bios issues. I have used 4 different MSI boards and each one was had downfalls in bios settings that just don’t work. It effects the performance and use. Whats worst by the time MSI offered a correction it was beyond a newer CPU or memorey was available. Like Saying I bought a Athlon 939 FX and could not unlock the multipliesrts on a NF4Ultra, since bios update 1 year and 3 months, AM2 ddr2 is on the market. Thats routine to MSI.
@TheBenjiNecessity
MSI han been known to have defective bios issues. I have used 4 different MSI boards and each one was had downfalls in bios settings that just don’t work. It effects the performance and use. Whats worst by the time MSI offered a correction it was beyond a newer CPU or memorey was available. Like Saying I bought a Athlon 939 FX and could not unlock the multipliesrts on a NF4Ultra, since bios update 1 year and 3 months, AM2 ddr2 is on the market. Thats routine to MSI.
@Icenstoiler its a way of updating your BIOS, sometimes flashing your BIOS can fix compatibility issues with new hardware like graphics cards, some mainboards allow you to use USB’s to flash the BIOS but if your going go buy a MSI mainboard then you wont have to worry since you just go to their website and click on live update and they do the work for you
@Icenstoiler its a way of updating your BIOS, sometimes flashing your BIOS can fix compatibility issues with new hardware like graphics cards, some mainboards allow you to use USB’s to flash the BIOS but if your going go buy a MSI mainboard then you wont have to worry since you just go to their website and click on live update and they do the work for you
@Icenstoiler its a way of updating your BIOS, sometimes flashing your BIOS can fix compatibility issues with new hardware like graphics cards, some mainboards allow you to use USB’s to flash the BIOS but if your going do buy a MSI mainboard then you wont have to worry since you just go to their website and click on live update and they do the work for you
@Icenstoiler its a way of updating your BIOS, sometimes flashing your BIOS can fix compatibility issues with new hardware like graphics cards, some mainboards allow you to use USB’s to flash the BIOS but if your going do buy a MSI mainboard then you wont have to worry since you just go to their website and click on live update and they do the work for you
@ijustdiedtoday -_-
@ijustdiedtoday -_-
@titansram66 can u explain me what "flash" means?^^, i dont know rly much about mainboards, but im going to build my own gaming rig on christmas and i think that i should know what flash means, shouldnt i?^^
@titansram66 can u explain me what "flash" means?^^, i dont know rly much about mainboards, but im going to build my own gaming rig on christmas and i think that i should know what flash means, shouldnt i?^^
Asus is better.
Asus is better.
@Icenstoiler I prefer the MSI boards because i love the looks the features and the easy way to flash your bios which is when you just go to their website and do the MSI live update
@Icenstoiler I prefer the MSI boards because i love the looks the features and the easy way to flash your bios which is when you just go to their website and do the MSI live update
@franz583 unlocking* , for unlocking cores on the phenom II’s
@franz583 unlocking* , for unlocking cores on the phenom II’s
are the msi boards better the gigabytes?
are the msi boards better the gigabytes?
linus, whad do you do with all those parts you unbox?
linus, whad do you do with all those parts you unbox?
"core unclocking" ? -____- xD
"core unclocking" ? -____- xD
Do two ethernet cables give you any more performance than just one?
Do two ethernet cables give you any more performance than just one?
@F4H33M97 If you OC or change something in the BIOS and the computer doesn’t POST (that little beep you hear before it boots), you just press it or switch it and everything goes back to default values.
@F4H33M97 If you OC or change something in the BIOS and the computer doesn’t POST (that little beep you hear before it boots), you just press it or switch it and everything goes back to default values.
yes You can but only by OC. standard is max 1333mhz, everything above that value is as a result of oc. (check its specs on their main web site )
yes You can but only by OC. standard is max 1333mhz, everything above that value is as a result of oc. (check its specs on their main web site )