Possible to add CPU to BIOS?
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GnatGoSplat
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I have an MSI 6702 motherboard that doesn't recognize m AMD Sempron 64 CPU. This seems to be causing problems with the Cool 'n Quiet feature not working. MSI seems to have abandoned this motherboard. I have MMTool and can extract the POST module that contains the CPU strings, but is there any way to add a CPU to it?
Only some, seemingly: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/ ... 496&kind=1
All the BIOS revisions with CPU support added:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/b ... 496&kind=1
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/b ... 496&kind=1
More than 100,000 BIOS strings in my database just now!
http:/ /www.kuriaki.has.it/
http:/ /www.supportbios.info
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Saludos desde Cancun, Mexico
KURIAKI
http:/ /www.kuriaki.has.it/
http:/ /www.supportbios.info
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Saludos desde Cancun, Mexico
KURIAKI
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GnatGoSplat
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Yeah, unfortunately my CPU is the Sempron E6 version listed as NONE. The only encouragement is NONE = UNDER TESTING instead of no support. I already have the latest v2.2 BIOS and my CPU is recognized as "AMD Unknown Processor".
I have a EPROM programmer that supports many 4Mbit flash ROM so I thought I would take the gamble with making my own BIOS by changing modules around, but when I took my computer apart yesterday, I came to the sad realization that the flash chip is soldered.
I have a EPROM programmer that supports many 4Mbit flash ROM so I thought I would take the gamble with making my own BIOS by changing modules around, but when I took my computer apart yesterday, I came to the sad realization that the flash chip is soldered.