Z77a-gd65 supports hyper-threading?

I have seen in some sites in Internet that the z77a-gd65 supports hyper-threading, but there is no mention of it in the MSI official site nor any BIOS option to enable and disable hyper-threading is described in the manual
Do you guys know whether multi-threading is supported or not?
Thank you very much in advance for your reply!

Thanks Froggy Gremlin for your reply.
There is no shot of this subsection. In page 2-10 there is a shot of the "OC Section" and in page 2-15 a reference to a read only CPU specification sub-menu, but no reference to the HT-setting at all. Maybe I am reading an outdated manual, but it is the one from the official MSI site at //download2.msi.com/files/downloads/mnu_exe/E7751v2.2.zip
But if you have the mainboard and you know there is this option, I trust your word. I am probably buying it but wanted to know before if this option was available.

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My Intel HT (Hyper-Threading) don't work right now, what to do?
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after i bought this board to home ,i spend few hour to figure out the reason why the system can not be booted.
the DIMM SLOT 3&4 of my board is malfunction,no matter what combination i use (1&3,2&3, 3&4...etc),but it works for 1 and 2(i have 4 ram sticks,all of them is fine)
i do upgrade to BIOS 10.5(thx god ,i have two computer ,otherwise i cant even do it because of following issue)
after i solve the problem by only plug in 2 ram (DIMM1&2), succeed to boot up, a new problem occurred to me ,the CODE10!
latest driver , clean system install ,cmos cleaned, does not help.
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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=158591.msg1167303#msg1167303
and for error55
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=158224.0
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I notice that there is an Authorized Motherboard Repair Center (East Coast):
361 Alden Road
Markham, Ontario, L3R 3L
i live in Toronto, can i just go there and give the board to them to fix it or i can only mail it?
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Code 10 means the device cannot start. You have the right driver for the Intel 82579V is shorted by either a motherboard screw or a raiser under it. The ethernet adapter has lights which light up id driver is installed (even though code 10 is in effect).
Solution: Remove 1 or 2 motherboard screws and turn the pc on. Repeat until you find out which screw caused the issue. For me it was the screw closest to the ethernet controller.
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8-Pin processor power connector which helps to gain higher overclocks instead of the usual 4pin. 4x DIMM slots with a max of 32GB and when paired up with a 22nm CPU it can handle speeds up to 3000MHz.
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I know I would have to set some voltages and factors at various points but I find it too complicated. ASUS had a software that you could choose "turbo profile auto overclock" and that software just adjusted voltages and frequencies automatically, rebooting every once in a while until the system came unstable and it applied the latest stable settings. MSI should have that kind of an over-clocking software too!
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And yeah, one more thing;;; when I have this MSI Control Center installed in OS then will it kind of "override" the BIOS settings done when booting up? I'm asking a lot of stupid questions but I have struggled with my new PC for four straight days and nights and my brains are starting to melt....
PLEASE::::
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- ANYthing you can ever think of.
I'll humbly wait for a reply. Thanks for reading.
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Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 25-September-12, 04:28:27
There are a number of OC threads here to give some basics. First off, learn what the limits are for voltages, etc. Intel datasheets & design guides are a great source. I will give you two voltage limits, 1 - DRAM V. = don't exceed 1.65v's, 2 - CPU V. = for an everyday OC, don't exceed 1.400v's. Get yourself a digital multimeter. There are several OC methods, so pick the one right for your needs.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=159647.0
It's a good start thanks to Froggygremlin.
Btw if I may to add tips : try to overclock processor first with memory stay on default speed if we feels it is stable enough and want some more then go with the memory

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