Question How do I disable Hyper Threading?

[natedog1636]

I have a i3 530 and i was wondering how do i disable hyper threading? i go into the bios and i cant find anything about it.

Here are some photos if anyone can help me out please do.

The first page of the bios
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-jcoC1iFiGDK5CcS0w44HKehqDWWMc35

Advanced Chipset Fetures
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-oGsoIKgKvw-nwpjN5PSp5SZH2tA4oQj

Advanced Bios Fetures
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-lyjwBB_3hq7y2lQ-7pY2-d-LduIKhlr


There is nothing saying Hyper Threading so i assume its under something else or i can't change iot

 

[USAFRet]

Why do you want to?

 

[boju]

Should be in frequency/voltage control -> Advanced cpu core features -> Cpu multi threading.

As above, why?

 

[natedog1636]

Should be in frequency/voltage control -> Advanced cpu core features -> Cpu multi threading.

As above, why?

When i go into frequency/voltage control only 2 things come up "Enable Clock To All dimm/pci" and "spread spectrum" and all i can do is enable and disable them

also I want to disable it because it should hopefully get me a bit better fps on Insurgency and csgo

 

[NightHawkRMX]

also I want to disable it because it should hopefully get me a bit better fps on Insurgency and csgo

Maybe if you had a CPU like an 8 core I9, but your CPU is only a dual core.

Disabling hyperthreading is only going to lower framerate and smoothness. In all reality, your CPU is a decade old CPU that was low end when it launched.
You need a CPU upgrade to get better performance.

 

[USAFRet]

also I want to disable it because it should hopefully get me a bit better fps on Insurgency and csgo

No, it won't.

 

[boju]

As said, probably wont make any difference. But, CSGO being a two thread game and apparently it can run better without HT, only way to know for sure is to try i guess. Need to know your motherboard so i can try have a look through the manual for bios settings. Run Cpuz and post screen shot of motherboard tab if you don't know what the motherboard is.