Home Premium will only support one socket, ie one physical processor. To
take advantage of using 2 sockets you would need either Business or
Ultimate.

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Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-)
Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-)
"James" wrote in message
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Home Premium, Im using the Nvidia nforce 680a SLI drivers with updated
F-socket CPU drivers. Theres only one motherboard that supports dual
F-socket: L1N64-SLI WS by Asus.

"Noozer" wrote:


"James" wrote in message
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I recently built my first quad core system using the FX-70 4x4
technology.
However, when I look at my CPU usage using Quad Multimeter (Sidebar
gadget) I
see that its only using 2 cores even when I max them out. Possibly only
the 2
cpus and not utilizing the dual cores of each CPU. I looked at my
device
manager and it sees 4 processors but it only seems to be using one core
from
each of the 2 processors in my computer. Is Vista even quad-core
capable?
If
so, then how to I get vista to utilize all four of my cores?

Uhm...what version of Vista? Mainboard chipset drivers loaded? Any CPU
drivers available?