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August 24th 09, 11:07 PM
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CPU core 2 not working on Vista 64bit
I have an Asus G50VT with an Intel P8700 Mobile 2.53Ghz and 4G Ram.... For the past couple of days I have noticed that my computer has not been performing right! Only one core is working, Core 1!!! I have checked all Processor power management and performance utilities and nothing happened! I have checked the bios update and Device management, the Processor stil shows 2 cores!! Can someone help me with this? I dont think anything is wrong with the processor, it must be Vista!! thanks in advance -- ironballs 
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August 26th 09, 07:02 PM
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CPU core 2 not working on Vista 64bit
"ironballs" wrote in message ... I have an Asus G50VT with an Intel P8700 Mobile 2.53Ghz and 4G Ram.... For the past couple of days I have noticed that my computer has not been performing right! Only one core is working, Core 1!!! I have checked all Processor power management and performance utilities and nothing happened! I have checked the bios update and Device management, the Processor stil shows 2 cores!! Can someone help me with this? I dont think anything is wrong with the processor, it must be Vista!! thanks in advance -- ironballs Unless the software load requires it, only one core, Core 0 usually shows any activity. Also, apps have to be coded to use more than one core. If you really want to test your cores, go to http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/ and download Sandra 2009 Lite, the free version. Run the multicore efficiency benchmark with the Task Manager performance window on top, and you will see both cores running at 100%.
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