"No, there is another"Originally Posted by chew*
Yep that little switch is the only way you can unlock cores
"No, there is another"Yep that little switch is the only way you can unlock cores
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It was total sarcasm"No, there is another"
AMD didn't ban anything, all they did was get rid of ACC support which Ph II never really supported anyway.
Really what unlocks chips is old microcode, I implore anyone to try this, run 1m with out unlock then unlock and run 1m.
You will see its slower unlocked by about 2/10ths of a second, why because you are using older cpu microcode.
ACC was just the way it was implemented before but does not mean it can't be applied without acc.
Last edited by chew*; 02-27-2010 at 05:41 AM.
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