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only MSI can answer that
ask for the QVL list of CPU for this MOBO
MS-7351
ask them only on their web site,
qvl is qualified vendors list of part for CPU or DDR
the bios must like it, is one factor. of many.
and only THEY know that, BIOS is never documented too well.
and this mobo now has zero support there.
You need to use a computer with Internet access, then go to the MSI WEB site to download the BIOS file for you model motherboard and then copy this BIOS file to an USB memory stick. You and then insert this USB memory stick into your MSI computer and boot up the computer.
The
motherboard supports AMD socket AM2 single-core Athlon 64/ Sempron and
dual-core Athlon 64 X2/ Athlon 64 FX processors with 2MB / 1MB / 512KB
L2 cache, which is based on 64-bit architecture. It features 2000 / 1600
MT/s Hyper Transport Bus, dual-channel un-buffered DDR2 800 memory
support and AMD Cool 'n' Quiet! Technology.
The BIOS changes it on it's own when add a dual core.
Here is the PDF file on this board. Chapter 2 explains the Bios.
First reboot the computer and enter the bios screen. Disable the bios protect...
Then reboot back into the OS (Presumably windows) and download the bios update from the manufacturer website. It will probably be a zip file containg the bios and the flash utility. Unzip the file and you should have a windows and/or DOS flash utility. If not, the utility should be posted on the website. If the utility is Windows, simpy run the utility. It will ask for the location of your bios file. The update utility will do the rest for you. If the program is DOS, the procedure is similar. Move the utility and bios update into your root directory, reboot, and simpy run the program from the command line.
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