Hi.
I have a MSI z97 gaming 5 motherboard paired with an i7 4790k. I'm currently running the technical preview of windows 10, because I havent had the time to get 8.1.
I want to start overclocking my CPU (which is btw under a NH-D15), but with the BIOS that came with the motherboard, It wont let me, so I went to the MSI page about the motherboard, and downloaded the latest update, as well as the recommended version for the 4790k, and both (when I open the .exe file inside the zip file) get a pop up messege that says that it is a 32 bit driver, and that I should contact the supplier of the driver to get a 64 bit version, but on the site there is not 64 bit version...
I think it (somewhat) has to do with me being on win. 10, because all of the other drivers on MSI's website are for win. 8.1 64 bit, and when I donwload and install those, they work just fine.
so, what should I do? is there a fix for this, or is this just a problem with windows 10?
I have a MSI z97 gaming 5 motherboard paired with an i7 4790k. I'm currently running the technical preview of windows 10, because I havent had the time to get 8.1.
I want to start overclocking my CPU (which is btw under a NH-D15), but with the BIOS that came with the motherboard, It wont let me, so I went to the MSI page about the motherboard, and downloaded the latest update, as well as the recommended version for the 4790k, and both (when I open the .exe file inside the zip file) get a pop up messege that says that it is a 32 bit driver, and that I should contact the supplier of the driver to get a 64 bit version, but on the site there is not 64 bit version...
I think it (somewhat) has to do with me being on win. 10, because all of the other drivers on MSI's website are for win. 8.1 64 bit, and when I donwload and install those, they work just fine.
so, what should I do? is there a fix for this, or is this just a problem with windows 10?
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