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| | Re: AMD Phenom X4 replaces X2 chip Do yourself a favor - back up documents and reinstall Vista. This is the best way to handle hardware upgrades. "James" <*.*> wrote in message news:h1c10g01tm2@xxxxxx Quote: > I have an Asus M2A-VM HDMI motherboard in my home theater system. I just > upgraded the CPU (to X4) & BIOS (to 2302). > > My initial problem after the upgrade was the BSOD in 32-bit Vista blaming > the file "amdlld.sys." I booted into safe mode and renamed the amdlld.sys > file. Now the machine boots up fine with no BSOD. > > * My question is: is there any Microsoft Vista 32bit system files needed > for the new X4 that I need to install? * > > (the AMD website only shows processor drivers for Windows XP and Server > 2003. . .but nothing for Vista) > > The reason I ask: while my system appears to be working fine. . .the > Winrar benchmarks do not reflect the scores of a typical AMD quad core CPU > (about 1350). Instead, I am getting around 350. Something is missing > here. But what? > > Thanks in advance, > > James |
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| | Re: AMD Phenom X4 replaces X2 chip "James" <*.*> wrote in message news:h1c10g01tm2@xxxxxx Quote: > I have an Asus M2A-VM HDMI motherboard in my home theater system. I just > upgraded the CPU (to X4) & BIOS (to 2302). > > My initial problem after the upgrade was the BSOD in 32-bit Vista blaming > the file "amdlld.sys." I booted into safe mode and renamed the amdlld.sys > file. Now the machine boots up fine with no BSOD. > > * My question is: is there any Microsoft Vista 32bit system files needed > for the new X4 that I need to install? * > > (the AMD website only shows processor drivers for Windows XP and Server > 2003. . .but nothing for Vista) > > The reason I ask: while my system appears to be working fine. . .the > Winrar benchmarks do not reflect the scores of a typical AMD quad core CPU > (about 1350). Instead, I am getting around 350. Something is missing > here. But what? > > Thanks in advance, > > James properly, are all 4 processors active? Check Device Manager, maybe even uninstall (but don't delete the drivers) and reboot to redetect. |
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