How to set up the onda motherboard to open the core

The basic Onda open nucleus system is similar, we use Onda 890gx open nucleus ** tutorial to do experiments, the following:

1. Press the DEL keyboard button to enter the BIOS interface, and select the "Overdrive" drop-down menu (the core unlocking function is hidden here), and then enter the "Overclocking Configuration" overclocking setting option, you can see the "Core unlock" core unlocking option.

2. After selecting the carriage enter, we can see that it provides the auto open core function that we are familiar with, in addition, it also provides two groups of open three core and open five core options, of course, there is still a certain distance compared to the single core control alone, and we hope to further improve it in the future to achieve the most accurate adjustment.

3. After saving the BIOS settings, restart the computer, we can see that the original triple-core ATHLON II X3 435 has been turned on to become a quad-core. Next, let's take a look at the performance comparison before and after the core is opened.

Power on and press del to enter the BIOS, and enter the "Advanced Clock Calibration" submenu:

Put it in the submenu"ec firmware selection"The option is set to [hybrid]:

At the same time, put"advanced clock calibration"option set to [auto]:

Then press the "F10" key to save the BIOS settings, restart the computer, and the booting operation is complete.

The motherboard BIOS can open the core if it has the ACC function, and generally the 770 can open the core.

As for whether it can be stable after turning on the core, it also depends on whether your CPU is shielded by the core well, the power supply of the motherboard, the power supply and so on.

Look at the explanation, there should be a detailed explanation on it.

It's very simple: go into the BIOS and turn on the ACC option to Enable

Didn't you have a manual when you bought the motherboard, and there was a BIOS setting in it, fainting.

It is recommended that you do not open the core, generally the hidden core is problematic, after the core is opened, it will cause instability of the CPU and the system, the CPU heating will increase, and the hardware will be damaged in serious cases.

Go to the official website to see if your version supports it, and it does not support flashing BIOS

Onda A88GS motherboard does not need to brush BIOS to support open core, but it is recommended that you do not do open core operation, generally the hidden core is problematic, after opening the core, it will cause instability of the CPU and the system, CPU heating increases, and serious hardware will be damaged.

Dear users, hello: In order to facilitate the majority of users to be able to open the core more conveniently, Onda has launched a "one-click core-opening" software "UX Unlocker" open-core software for AMD 8 series motherboards, users can easily break the core successfully as long as they run the software under Windows, and no need to set up BIOS. Thank you for your support.

It's Onda A88GT 128M Mogu motherboard, right? There are 6 debug items available within the Core Unlock option of the BIOS settings, which is disabled by default, i.e. off. Simply set this option to auto to turn on the motherboard's open-core function.

Onda A785G + overclocking + open core + brush BIOS must see;

Onda A785G+5000 open core + brush BIOS must see. The motherboard of the 880 has similar settings as this one, and you can refer to it after learning it.

AMD Athlon™ X4 640 is originally a native quad-core, where do you open the core?