haha..HAF-X is good,Superb damn big+heavy..my mobo look very tiny..

owh btw some proof of my succesfull unlock

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1362783

well,that is victory..i see the number is not set at 3200Mhz like old BIOS ver..it will be jumping like dat..same like mine,u can click at my CPUID to the link..

HT is not at 2000Mhz by default,it 2009Mhz..

the board can't generate the exact 200.0mhz base clock.

But it does exact when on older bios version of mine..btw,extra mhz should be good..

well default is 2000mhz..just some small flaw.that no one even bother.. so sometimes HTT fluctuate around 200-201 value..small things that not even effect performance..

woo, older bios can do the exact base clock value, but newer bios cannot.
but the extra 14mhz didn't have much effect on performance.
but it seem messy to me.

anyone here got a gem of phenom fx 5000 that maybe can do 3.6ghz with 1.325v?

Add me AMD Phenom 2 X2 555 BE. Mobo Asus M4A77TD.

This post has been edited by wan_d7: Oct 13 2010, 02:09 PM

tried to unlock my cpu before. this is the result show

Hey hey,

the AMD PHENOM x2 560BE is out, anyone had been successfully unlock it?

phenom x2 560BE 3.3Ghz 7MB same price with athlon x4 640 3.0Ghz 2MB

still really hard to choose yet

take gamble on 560BE, or stay for default quad core 640?

if really want a quad core then get a true quad core instead of trying luck.

Wooaaa ,

respect u all,

I really scare to buy amd555 coz afraid cannot unlock , so i went
to buy amd 635 instead.

keep up the good activities guys.

bro..i juz buought amd555 last week..im also successful unlock to 4 core

This post has been edited by lockmunk: Oct 21 2010, 08:18 PM

haha, you are lucky.
unlocked core are stable and healthy?

very stable..see my siggy..i had OC it from 3.2ghz to 3.85ghz..

haha, nice. what is the vcore?
cpuz screen shoot?

Me too. clock it to 3.5GHz on stock cooler. Already updated in the AMD OC thread. 555 BE so awesome. especially when it can be unlocked

see this yourself
i donno how to set the vcore..so i let it auto =)

This post has been edited by lockmunk: Oct 22 2010, 09:29 PM


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haha, get it, 1.488v.
i think you can try find the lowest and stable vcore,
since silicon chips like lower voltage and lower temperature.