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Curious as to what the correct listing should be in control panel/device
manager under computer. Mine currently is listed as ACPI X86-based computer, which I assume is correct ?. My processor is an AMD X64 XP 4800+ running Vista 32 bit Ultimate. Thanks, Bob |
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"Bob" wrote in message
... Curious as to what the correct listing should be in control panel/device manager under computer. Mine currently is listed as ACPI X86-based computer, which I assume is correct ?. My processor is an AMD X64 XP 4800+ running Vista 32 bit Ultimate. Thanks, Bob The reason I ask is because when I was using XP this was listed as a multiprocessor ACPI computer as the processor is a dual core. Has Vista done away with the multiprocessor label? Thanks, Bob |
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"X86" based refers to 32 bit - this may be since you are running 32 bit
(x86) Vista. Vista has an option for indicating a dual core processor - unfortunately I am not at the Vista computer at the moment. "Bob" wrote in message ... "Bob" wrote in message ... Curious as to what the correct listing should be in control panel/device manager under computer. Mine currently is listed as ACPI X86-based computer, which I assume is correct ?. My processor is an AMD X64 XP 4800+ running Vista 32 bit Ultimate. Thanks, Bob The reason I ask is because when I was using XP this was listed as a multiprocessor ACPI computer as the processor is a dual core. Has Vista done away with the multiprocessor label? Thanks, Bob |