The upcoming AMD 45nm Phenom™ quad-core processors are looking forward to the end of the year. All processors in these series are using Socket AM3 and AM2+ design, through the new nanometer upgrade manufacturing process, the Phenom™ quad-core processors is expected further breakthrough in the clock and reduce processor power consumption as well. For users who have the Socket AM2+ motherboard and want to upgrade it to the 45nm Socket AM3 processor, MSI provides a new BIOS version to upgrade the previous AMD platform motherboards, including the AMD 7 series and NVIDIA® series chipset based products. This enables users to experience the extreme performance of new nanometer process quad-core processors.
Easily upgrade to AMD new 45nm process processor
Phenom™ quad-core processors are indicative product in recent years. As a result of the internal structure evolution, it has added the L3 Cache and quad core processors expansion to increase the computing ability, making AMD the most effective representation platform. Today, in order to try the clock performance and low power consumption, AMD had breakthrough the 65nm limit. The official threshold of new nanometer process processor technology, which will make the current Phenom™ processor to break the 2.6GHz maximum clock, and then raise to 3.0GHz. As for the processor TDP, it will reduce to from 140W to 125W. Support DDR3 memory is the most important feature of the AM3 CPU. It is a major upgrade for users looking for high-performance platform.
In order to serve the users well, before the 45nm Phenom™ processor sale in the market, MSI provides an easy upgrade concept. The upgradeable BIOS allow the previous Socket AM2+ motherboard to support the AM3 and AM2+ 45nm processors. At present, a number of products have completed the pre-verification procedures, and enables consumers to download the BIOS, including the mainstream AMD 790FX, 790GX and 780G chipset based product. Users will enjoy the fun of upgrading to new nanometer process processor.
A full list of Motherboards supporting AM3 can be found on MSI's website
http://global.msi.com.tw/html/popup/MB/45nm/en/index.html.
source : www.tbreak.com
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