Processors Phenom X3 II AMD quads are actually X4 with a core disabled, either because it is physically defective or their cache or because it has passed strict quality control, but 4 core exists in the X3. All you need is a motherboard chipset with the 790GX, although they have shown that also works with 790GX and 790FX boards, yes, with the SB700 or SB750 southbridge. In the BIOS of the motherboard, it has to change the value to Auto Advance Clock Calibration and that's it, save changes and reboot into the BIOS and operating system should appear the fourth core.
What I will said is that increase multiplier only, not to change anything in RAM, in addition the 2:1 ratio is correct for your RAM (DDR2). Look in the manual for your bios first if you do not clarify your bios, and you have some way to change the default options for Asus M4A785d-M pro that will automatically bring you performance .
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