mjw21a Member Joined Sep 29, 2004 Sep 24, 2009 #1 Hey guys, just trying to find out if the M2A74-AM-SE will take AMD's quad core chips. Hoping to pair it with the new Athlon II X4 620. Thanks in advance guys.
Hey guys, just trying to find out if the M2A74-AM-SE will take AMD's quad core chips. Hoping to pair it with the new Athlon II X4 620. Thanks in advance guys.
OP mjw21a Member Joined Sep 29, 2004 Sep 24, 2009 Thread Starter #2 Ok, funily enough the info I needed was on the Asus website. http://www.asus.com.au/product.aspx?P_ID=YPZrr3KRcW3MBX5G&templete=2 The 620 is supported. One more question though, what limitation will a max HT speed of 1000MHz have? Will it affect overclocking etc?
Ok, funily enough the info I needed was on the Asus website. http://www.asus.com.au/product.aspx?P_ID=YPZrr3KRcW3MBX5G&templete=2 The 620 is supported. One more question though, what limitation will a max HT speed of 1000MHz have? Will it affect overclocking etc?
Neuromancer Member Joined Oct 11, 2005 Location Tau'ri Sep 24, 2009 #3 Not good I would imagine, that is its communication link to well everything. You might be able to OC it a bit though...
Not good I would imagine, that is its communication link to well everything. You might be able to OC it a bit though...
Q QuietIce Disabled Joined May 7, 2006 Location Anywhere but there Sep 25, 2009 #4 A lower HT Link shouldn't effect OC'ing in any way though your video performance will fall a little compared to higher HT Link speeds. Whether the board will OC well or not is another question ...
A lower HT Link shouldn't effect OC'ing in any way though your video performance will fall a little compared to higher HT Link speeds. Whether the board will OC well or not is another question ...
OP mjw21a Member Joined Sep 29, 2004 Sep 25, 2009 Thread Starter #5 Ok have the board now. Can't believe how tiny it is. Good opportunity to use a tiny cheap case I think.
Ok have the board now. Can't believe how tiny it is. Good opportunity to use a tiny cheap case I think.