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    core unparking


    how do you unpark cpu cores of a i7 4770k
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    i7 cores will un-park automatically as the cpu load increases, unless you've already messed with the registry.

    there are a number of utils that turn off parking, but it is not recommended.

    google 'core unparking utility' if you must.
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  3. NoN
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    emmett82 said:
    how do you unpark cpu cores of a i7 4770k
    You can have a read at this thread: What's your CPU compression rate

    See post #75 and post #77
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    kronckew said:
    i7 cores will un-park automatically as the cpu load increases, unless you've already messed with the registry.

    there are a number of utils that turn off parking, but it is not recommended.

    google 'core unparking utility' if you must.
    the thing that gets me is you would figure within cpuz and other programs like twmonitor it would show up but with no activity
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    emmett82 said:
    kronckew said:
    i7 cores will un-park automatically as the cpu load increases, unless you've already messed with the registry.

    there are a number of utils that turn off parking, but it is not recommended.

    google 'core unparking utility' if you must.
    the thing that gets me is you would figure within cpuz and other programs like twmonitor it would show up but with no activity
    A Guide to Disable Core Parking, to gain performance in games! - bit-tech.net Forums
    Posted at your other thread too.

    You may have your C States enabled in your BIOS, consult the ASUS Maximum VI Hero manual, disable all except the C1 state.
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    Britton30 said:
    emmett82 said:
    kronckew said:
    i7 cores will un-park automatically as the cpu load increases, unless you've already messed with the registry.

    there are a number of utils that turn off parking, but it is not recommended.

    google 'core unparking utility' if you must.
    the thing that gets me is you would figure within cpuz and other programs like twmonitor it would show up but with no activity
    A Guide to Disable Core Parking, to gain performance in games! - bit-tech.net Forums
    Posted at your other thread too.

    You may have your C States enabled in your BIOS, consult the ASUS Maximum VI Hero manual, disable all except the C1 state.
    what if it just say c states and not c 1 state
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    emmett82 said:
    Britton30 said:
    emmett82 said:

    the thing that gets me is you would figure within cpuz and other programs like twmonitor it would show up but with no activity
    A Guide to Disable Core Parking, to gain performance in games! - bit-tech.net Forums
    Posted at your other thread too.

    You may have your C States enabled in your BIOS, consult the ASUS Maximum VI Hero manual, disable all except the C1 state.
    what if it just say c states and not c 1 state
    It is there, I have an ASUS board. Hold on I'll find it if you don't have your manual.

    EDIT, I found it for you, your BIOS should be very similar.
    Advanced tab>CPU Configuration>CPU Power Management Configuration, See the snip. Set your like I have mine.

    core unparking-bios.png
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  9. NoN
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    Britton30 said:
    emmett82 said:
    kronckew said:
    i7 cores will un-park automatically as the cpu load increases, unless you've already messed with the registry.

    there are a number of utils that turn off parking, but it is not recommended.

    google 'core unparking utility' if you must.
    the thing that gets me is you would figure within cpuz and other programs like twmonitor it would show up but with no activity
    A Guide to Disable Core Parking, to gain performance in games! - bit-tech.net Forums
    Posted at your other thread too.

    You may have your C States enabled in your BIOS, consult the ASUS Maximum VI Hero manual, disable all except the C1 state.
    Thought C States disabled in Bios setting that's gave me placebo effect if Core Parking was applied in registry settings. Might be for Hyper-Threading Cores. Wasn't totally sure about that though!:)

    EDIT:
    That was this main update for some AMD Cores that have given a lot of discuss at its time:

    An update that selectively disables the Core Parking feature in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2 is available
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2646060/EN-US

    This couldn't be reverted after applying this upate.
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