In the device manager, it's 4 and in MSConfig boot advance options I check and change the number of processors 1 to 4 and I check also the maximum memory.
-ps, I don't know whats the meaning of ACC you mention here hehe.
Thanks! I will check it now.May want to check your bios version and whether cores were disabled in ACC. Also check boot options settings in msconfig.
It could be the bios or O/S isn't proper config'ed
P.S. definitely 4-cores, might want to check in device mgr and check what's showing there
In the device manager, it's 4 and in MSConfig boot advance options I check and change the number of processors 1 to 4 and I check also the maximum memory.May want to check your bios version and whether cores were disabled in ACC. Also check boot options settings in msconfig.
It could be the bios or O/S isn't proper config'ed
P.S. definitely 4-cores, might want to check in device mgr and check what's showing there
That cpu has 2 modules that can process 2 threads each(so a total of 4 threads). Many programs will see this as 2 cores 4 threads.
Technically it's not a true 4 core as the cores in each module have to share a FPU. AMD lost a class action lawsuit over this issue on their FX lineup.
In the device manager, it's 4 and in MSConfig boot advance options I check and change the number of processors 1 to 4 and I check also the maximum memory.
-ps, I don't know whats the meaning of ACC you mention here hehe.