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yes it works perfectly tons of people have done this jstu goto www.2cpu.com
and u can jsut as easily fix bridges u have blow.
and u can jsut as easily fix bridges u have blow.
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plizzo said:any updates cyclone? im tossing around the idea of blowing some bridges since my gigabyte board doesnt have much movement for fsb. i think i need to hear a few more success stories before i risk losing 2 tbreds though.
cmcquistion said:Cyclone.
Running individually, do each of the CPU's show up as MP's in the BIOS and WCPUID?
Is the problem common to one socket or one CPU?
What other PSU's have you used, because you WILL need a good PSU to push two of those chips at that speed. If the MP mod is still squirelly, though, then I wouldn't worry about the PSU, yet.
cyclone6 said:
I have not been able to track it down. I never got the two CPUs to show as MPs in the CMOS - and WCPUID would show Processer 1 as an XP and processor 2 as an XP. Swap the CPUs from one socket to the next, and processor 1 shows as an XP, and processor 2 shows as an MP. So maybe it is socket specific. I just ended up getting a little frustrated and putting this whole thing away for awhile. I was starting to sit in front of the monitor far too much.