There is no advance clock calibration in my bios setup

[Dragneel]

Hey Guys,
When i open up my bios setup there is no acc(advance clock calibration)
so i cannot unlock my 2nd core

AMD Sempron 140 2.7 GHz
ASrock n68 s3 fx
kingston 2gb ram
220 watts psu

Help!!plss!!
Sorry for my bad english guys

 

[ihog]

I'm almost 100% sure that your CPU only has one core.

 

[Dragneel]

I'm almost 100% sure that your CPU only has one core.

WHY???My friend has a same processor and he unlocks it so he have now a dual core cpu 🙁

 

[ihog]

Well, it appears I was wrong. But, I don't think your motherboard has Advanced Clock Calibration. It doesn't say anything about it on ASRock's web page.

http://www.asrock.com/mb/nvidia/n68-s3%20fx/

Either way, check this thread out: http://www.tomsguide.com/forum/id-247436/amd-sempron-140-core-unlock.html

#2 - While unlocked, the 2nd core may cause your PC to become unstable because of many small defects.

#3 - There are so many defects with the 2nd core, it may not be possible to unlock and use the 2nd core.

 

[Dragneel]

Well, it appears I was wrong. But, I don't think your motherboard has Advanced Clock Calibration. It doesn't say anything about it on ASRock's web page.

http://www.asrock.com/mb/nvidia/n68-s3%20fx/

Either way, check this thread out: http://www.tomsguide.com/forum/id-247436/amd-sempron-140-core-unlock.html

#2 - While unlocked, the 2nd core may cause your PC to become unstable because of many small defects.

#3 - There are so many defects with the 2nd core, it may not be possible to unlock and use the 2nd core.

in the asrock page there is a specification page go there and there is a UCC feature

 

[ihog]

Are you using the latest bios revision? If not, update to the latest, stable (not alpha/beta/etc.) version.

I just checked your motherboard's manual, and it seems like you would want to go under "OC Tweaker" and tinker with the "CPU Active Core Control" option.

 

[Dragneel]

Are you using the latest bios revision? If not, update to the latest, stable (not alpha/beta/etc.) version.

I just checked your motherboard's manual, and it seems like you would want to go under "OC Tweaker" and tinker with the "CPU Active Core Control" option.

Change of plans sir,i think if will going to unlock my core there is a possibility that my computer will be unstable so im going to buy a new proc and mobo which is AMD Athlon x4 635 and the mobo is AMD 880GM-LE

 

[ihog]

That's why I mentioned earlier that you could run into issues by unlocking the second core.

Best regards; thanks for choosing me as the solution.