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MSi 770-C45
$90.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Great for system tweakers - includes a CPU core unlocking mechanism. Potential for lots of system memory - great for power users. Value - offers a fair amount of features and options for the price.
The Cons:Doesn't support Windows 98/ME. Mediocre DDR3 1600 support - only compatible with certain memory modules. The overclocking switches are inconveniently located under the graphics card position.
The MSi 770-C45 is a motherboard capable of supporting a 64bit AMD Phenom II processor. Because of the limitations in the chipset, it does not support Windows 98 or ME editions. It has a HyperTransport 3.0 supporting speed up to 5200MT/s.
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This particular motherboard has the AMD 770 and SB710 chipsets. It can support 4 unbuffered DIMM of 1.5volt DDR3 of DRAM, with a maximum of 16GB storage. It has the M-Flash feature, so if the BIOS crashes, it can still boot from the USB. There is an Unlock CPU Core function, which helps the user unlock hidden CPU core quickly.
Features
- motherboard
- 64bit AMD Phenom II processor
- does NOT support WIndows 98 or ME
- HyperTransport 3.0 supporting speed up to 5200MT/s
- AMD 770 and SB710 chipsets
- supports 4 unbuffered DIMM of 1.5volt DDR3 of DRAM
- 16GB of memory
- M-Flash feature
- Unlock CPU Core
- universal charger utility for Apple iPod, iPad, and iPhone
- ports for: keyboard, mouse, 6in1 audio jack, LAN, 6 USB 2.0 ports, serial port
- 6 mounting holes
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great for system tweakers - includes a CPU core unlocking mechanism
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potential for lots of system memory - great for power users
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value - offers a fair amount of features and options for the price
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supports a wide range of AMD processors - offers an upgrade path
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doesn't support Windows 98/ME
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mediocre DDR3 1600 support - only compatible with certain memory modules
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the overclocking switches are inconveniently located under the graphics card position
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some users will be required to perform a BIOS update out of the box to get it to POST
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