MSI offers BIOS-free Windows core unlocking software
The basic interface shows which cores are active and which are disabled - a user simply clicks to enable grayed out cores
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MSI has announced the launch of a Windows-based software tool that puts an end to all that bothersome fiddling around in the BIOS to enable inactive processor cores. The tool lists available cores, and with a few simple clicks on the basic interface and a reboot, a user is able to unleash previously disabled ones.
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