marcoland
27-04-2005, 00:34
http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_content.asp?id=turion64&page=1
A questo indirizzo i Turion64 vengono testati su una DFI LANParty UT NF3 250GB e non mi sembra di aver letto che serva un aggiornamento del BIOS.
Turion64 processors run off the same Socket-754 form factor of AMD's first generation desktop Athlon64 processors, which also their current form factor for Mobile Athlon64 processors. This means that Turion64 processors will be able to drop into the majority of Socket-754 desktop and notebook motherboard without any hassle. However, the motherboard must have a BIOS which supports E-Stepping Athlon64 / Turion64 processors, and the motherboard must support the lower core voltage levels of the Turion64 processors. Many motherboard makers like Asus and DFI have already updated many of their BIOS's to support E-Stepping processors, so it's entirely possible to use Turion64 processors on the desktop today. In fact, all of our testing is done with an off-the-shelf nForce3 250GB Socket-754 motherboard which has been out for months
A questo indirizzo i Turion64 vengono testati su una DFI LANParty UT NF3 250GB e non mi sembra di aver letto che serva un aggiornamento del BIOS.
Turion64 processors run off the same Socket-754 form factor of AMD's first generation desktop Athlon64 processors, which also their current form factor for Mobile Athlon64 processors. This means that Turion64 processors will be able to drop into the majority of Socket-754 desktop and notebook motherboard without any hassle. However, the motherboard must have a BIOS which supports E-Stepping Athlon64 / Turion64 processors, and the motherboard must support the lower core voltage levels of the Turion64 processors. Many motherboard makers like Asus and DFI have already updated many of their BIOS's to support E-Stepping processors, so it's entirely possible to use Turion64 processors on the desktop today. In fact, all of our testing is done with an off-the-shelf nForce3 250GB Socket-754 motherboard which has been out for months