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    Windows7 x64 7600 16385
       #31

    neerajjalutharia said:
    thanx everyone for helping.... :)
    That looks much better! What was the problem?
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  2. Posts : 463
    Windows 8 CP x64
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       #32

    in (run>msconfig>boot>advanced options> no. of processors) it was check to 2 cores......simply i uncheck that and rebooted...after that he shows 4cores and 8 threads......


    but thanx for help..!!
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  3. Posts : 259
    Windows7 x64 7600 16385
       #33

    neerajjalutharia said:
    in (run>msconfig>boot>advanced options> no. of processors) it was check to 2 cores......simply i uncheck that and rebooted...after that he shows 4cores and 8 threads......


    but thanx for help..!!
    Yep, that would do it! I was leaning toward bios so much I forgot about that in Windows itself! Glad it working for you now!
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  4. Cov
    Posts : 140
    Windos 7 x64
       #34

    Yeah, great you found out !

    First I thought about the BIOS, then about hardware incompatibility (but then again it's i7, so that couldn't be really), then I thought the CPU might be faulty.

    I heard about it before where you can set the number of cores within the OS.
    There was a rumor existing that the system might boot up too slow if this setting was wrong. But I have been told that was bull****.
    Maybe that's why I forgot about it.

    I find it interesting that we users are able to modify how many cores are beeing employed.
    Now, since you found out, it makes perfectly sense that any software monitoring program would not "see" all the cores if any of them had been "switched off" this way.

    Thanks for letting us know.


    PS: well, would you say there's a difference in bootup time at all ?
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