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| 04 Aug 2012 | #1 |
| | 64-bit ready??? Just got my new system, and it's supposed to be Win 7 Pro 64 bit, with 3.30 gig Intel Core i5-2500K...tweaked to 4.0 gigs... But, when I used Belarc Advisor to see what is on the system, it shows "64-bit ready"... does that means my system is running at 32 bit? I mean, if it were running on 64 bit, then why does it say 64-bit ready and not just say 64 bit? ALso, what's a good way to tell if it's really tweaked from the manufacturer to run at 4 gigahertz? Also, it shows "Not hyper-threaded"... wouldn't it be better to enable Not hyper-threading, or no? Last edited by Brink; 05 Aug 2012 at 12:24 AM.. Reason: merged |
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| 05 Aug 2012 | #2 |
| | Go to control panel/system. What does it say next to "system type"? I think the 2500k is an i5 and I don't think it supports hyper-threading. The 2600K is an i7-with hyper-threading. You can use something like CPU-Z to determine your actual clock speed--4.0 or whatever it is. Most 2500k processors will reach 4.0 without breaking much of a sweat. |
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| 05 Aug 2012 | #3 |
| | OK, it does say it is a 64bit type... I'll look in to the CPU-Z to see if it can read actual clock speed... |
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