MSI NF520T-C35 phenom 9950 be cpu

sorry to bother you all ....but i am wanting to know if this board will support the phenom 9950 x4 black edition cpu and also a 9850 x4 cpu i have looked on the cpu support page but can't see my cpu .... has anyone got one on their board and will both processors work on this board????? thanks for any help .......

Which one?
http://global.msi.eu/index.php?func=searchresult&keywords=nf520
CPU list for V1.1(Eup)
http://global.msi.eu/index.php?func=prodcpu2&prod_no=1880&maincat_no=1
CPU list for the non 1.1
http://global.msi.eu/index.php?func=prodcpu2&prod_no=1880&maincat_no=1
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*** Is there any fix to any of the above? I would like some information as soon as you can please, to know what Phenom performs like to sell it or keep it before Xmas.
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Thanks for the replies.
Quote from: AaronYuri on 05-December-07, 17:02:13
Increasing the memory controller's operating frequency will increase performance for sure, but having the HyperTransport speed higher than 1GHz is pointless.
Firstly, the HT frequency can never run above the NB frequency on Phenoms. The system will always make sure the NB frequency is higher than the HT frequency. So to get 2GHz-2.6GHz HT, we have to have high NB speed at 2-2.6GHz or above. But I can't increase NB frequency past 2GHz at all. I can't change NB and CPU VID which AMD said should be changeable and allows overclocking properly. They said its a BIOS problem. And having high HT is supported by Phenoms and should be easy. Which means either the BIOS/board is buggy or the CPU is buggy.
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What other people get doesn't mean you will get the same results; overclocking is a gamble. Give the system some time to breath, run it at stock for a few days, then try overclocking again.
I've had it for 3rd week now and gave it time, first two weeks stock. I think that's long enough. I know it's a gamble, but HT 2.6GHz is not a gamble, it's basic specs it should do with ease. Same with DDR2-1066. The board cannot run anything above divider 1:2 and HT ref. is stuck at 260MHz for the CPU. Which means I cannot run above DDR2-1040 which is still less than my RAM rated speed. I also cannot run the tRC needed for those speeds. BIOS gives no options for it above 24. AMD said it's the BIOS bug.
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The default HT 3.0 speed is 3600MT/s which I believe converts to 2600MHz. Try running the HyperTransport @ 2.6GHz so a x13 multi, then run everything else at stock. Try to see if everything clocks correctly and that the system is stable at stock.
At stock the system runs:
2200MHz CPU speed
200MHz HT ref.
5x 1000MHz HT link
1800MHz NB speed
I can't do above ~1980 on HT and NB no matter what BIOS/OD setting I choose. Absolutely no way, the system will either not POST or downclock automatically. :(
Quote from: Quadrifoglio Verde
Have you read about the Phenom's L3 cache bug? Could be a cause of crashes and what not...
Yes. I've been thinking the same thing but how can I be sure if it's the CPU that's buggy?
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Other answers:
2) Reference clock of 300 here with considerable ease, BIOS 1.0. Might be the cpu that's holding you back...
Yep, it's CPU. My X2 5000 BE can do 400 on the board easy. Maybe more, I've only booted with it 3 times just to check.
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7) By CPU VID you mean Vcore? Only CPU voltage setting available in BIOS, works fine here.
CPU VID is the Voltage ID to each individual core. It decides the Amps fed to each core and is locked on some systems and unlcoked on others AFAIK. It's different to VCore.
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*edit*
Seems like this L3 cache bug might cause your Hyper Transport querks:
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...We tested at a 2.3GHz core clock with a 2.0GHz north bridge clock, because AMD told us those speeds were representative of the Phenom 9600. Our production samples of the Phenom 9500 and 9600, however, have north bridge clocks of 1.8GHz. Because the L3 cache runs at the speed of the north bridge, this clock plays a noteworthy role in overall Phenom performance. We've already confirmed lower scores in some benchmarks...
Source
Does AMD Overdrive provide you with the option to toggle the bug fix on/off?
Hmm.. it looks like I cannot run anything above 1980 on NB or HT anymore. NB frequency really does increase perf. I've tested 2GHz-3.1GHz before last week.
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Make sure that you have installed this CPU Driver with Phenom support: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=111451.0
/* else lockups can be expected, when trying to manipulate freq. or during program initializing */
I've had it installed since I got this board.
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