I know :) But I have not investigated if it has the same effect as using /NUMPROC switch for windows or maxcpus in linux since you still have all cores before loading OS. I am looking further to see if you can disable core 0 as opposed to what bios does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
This is in msconfig :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dogsx2
http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/8665/maxcpu8wm.jpg
air cooling?!?! what temps
whoa, so you can actually disable a core?Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
yepQuote:
Originally Posted by 5-Clicks
I guess im getting a tower 120
LOL... I can't believe you broke 10K in 06 with a single card... and almost 20K in 05 with a single card... just outstanding!!! :)
And El Snorro, beautiful sig. :D
Me 2 :slap:Quote:
Originally Posted by p360stick
if we can find them in stock anywhere....Quote:
Originally Posted by DeToNaToR.cl
coolaler your threads always prove something. If it's not a WR, it's a Kentsfield ES and this time a 4ghz Conroe on air as FCG predicted :clap: If all that doesn't make you a Xtreme Legend, I don't want to think what the other Legends had to do to FUGGER... :D:D:DWell yes a 7950 is a single [connector] card, but it's 2xGPU. Of course that doesn't stop the result from being impressive, and surely the Conroe helps the card[s] :)Quote:
Originally Posted by g0dM@n
this doesn't disable a core, just causes Windows to ignore the second core. it is still active, just idle.Quote:
Originally Posted by 5-Clicks
so we have all these E6600's and E6700's doing ~4GHz on air. what about the lower models, like the E6300 or E4200? will they basicly max out the FSB on whatever board they're on, or will they make roughly 2.8-3GHz? (roughly same % overclock)
I'm wondering the same thing, but most people seem to have an E6600, E6700, or X6800.Quote:
Originally Posted by pik-ard v1.1
I'm guessing 4Ghz would beat my X2 @ 2.8 ;) This chip looks like it will walk all over 4Ghz on my water setup.
A conroe @ 2.6 ghz would beat your x2 @ 2.8 :)
I just got a Yonah laptop from work. It does 1m pi in about 34 seconds. The X2 gets that at about 2.6Ghz. The surprising thing is its a stock 2300 (1.66Ghz).Quote:
Originally Posted by M1nDH4cK