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Max number of cores each Vista version supports?
Hi all,
I have heard that different versions of Vista supports different numbers of cores in the cpus. Can anyone shead some light on the number of cores each of the following supports? Vista Home Basic 32bit Vista Home Premium 32bit Vista Ultimate 32bit Vista Home Basic 64bit Vista Home Premium 64bit Vista Ultimate 64bit Any other info on multithreading and virtualization? thanks, charles.... |
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Max number of cores each Vista version supports?
Limitation is per CPU socket, not cores.
Any number of cores for any of the Vistas: http://developer.amd.com/articles.jsp?id=123&num=1 Limited number of processors containing those multiple cores based on the version of Vista: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/Suppor...nts.html#Basic Starter, Basic and Home Premium: 1 processor socket Business, Enterprise and Ultimate: 2 processor sockets "***** charles" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have heard that different versions of Vista supports different numbers of cores in the cpus. Can anyone shead some light on the number of cores each of the following supports? Vista Home Basic 32bit Vista Home Premium 32bit Vista Ultimate 32bit Vista Home Basic 64bit Vista Home Premium 64bit Vista Ultimate 64bit Any other info on multithreading and virtualization? thanks, charles.... |
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Max number of cores each Vista version supports?
"Mark" wrote: Limitation is per CPU socket, not cores. Any number of cores for any of the Vistas: http://developer.amd.com/articles.jsp?id=123&num=1 Limited number of processors containing those multiple cores based on the version of Vista: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/Suppor...nts.html#Basic Starter, Basic and Home Premium: 1 processor socket Business, Enterprise and Ultimate: 2 processor sockets "***** charles" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have heard that different versions of Vista supports different numbers of cores in the cpus. Can anyone shead some light on the number of cores each of the following supports? Vista Home Basic 32bit Vista Home Premium 32bit Vista Ultimate 32bit Vista Home Basic 64bit Vista Home Premium 64bit Vista Ultimate 64bit Any other info on multithreading and virtualization? thanks, charles.... |