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• Re: Qosmio G40 - different processor speeds in Device Manager

  Just bought a G40-108 today and noticed something strange in Device Manager - speeds of the 2 nuclei differ.
  The first shows T7300 @2.00 GHz and the second is @2.40 GHz T7700.
  Although it isn't really a problem I am just intrigued as to why this is, may be normal but I have not encountered this problem before.

  Hoping someone can shed some light on this subject.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi vinay

  I think I can help you. It s a good message ;) isn t it?

  OK here the solution;

  Go to the Device Manager and delete the two entries of CPU.
  Then restart the machine.

  After that the OS was loading, go to Device Manager and check the entries again.

  I think that the value of the CPU should be the same thing now ;)

  I would be grateful a short feedback

• Pavilion 15-n248sa: what processor speed is shown on the information sheet?

  I was recently going through all my stuff, work on which should be placed in a cell, when I found all the information about my computer sheets. On one of these journals, it says that I have an Intel Pentium Quad - Core 2.4 GHz processor N3520, but when I go into the control panel system page, it says I have an Intel Pentium Quad - COre N3520 2.16 GHz processor (it says 2.00 GHz when I was on windows 8.1, the preinstalled operating system, but has increased during the update). The processor name and model number are identical on the sheet and the Control Panel, but the speeds are different from almost 400 MHz, the origianal operating system and almost 250 MHz off now. I was wondering if it was because on the sheet, they wrote the overclock speed, or if HP has another way of mesuring the speed of the processor as the OS does.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  I have attached the image of the sheet that I found, (badly) photoshopped of private information.

  

  Please see Intel® Pentium® Processor N3520 (2 M Cache, up to 2.42 GHz) to get answers to your question. Basis of the processor speed is 2.16 GHz, burst speed is 2.40 GHz, and according to the power state of the computer speed can be reduced to slot an of these.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Why Vista offers two different processors in my A200 SP?

  Hello world.

  I m new here but have a very important question for my new laptop that I just bought. OK here goes if someone can help?

  Just bought my new Satellite Pro A200GE - 26 Q Intel centrino computer core 2 duo t7500 2.2 ghz, which came with 2 GB of RAM that I ve already upgraded to 4 GB of RAM, immediately and wow it's such a beautiful machine tosh laptop computers great build!

  The problem I have is that when I go into Device Manager and processor link, it shows the two processors, one a T7300 @2. 0 ghz and a @2 T7500. 2 GHz... now I know the speed may be slowed down due to the power save etc, but surely, it should show BOTH seek the SAME IE [email protected] and [email protected] instead of the T7300 above @2. 0 ghz.

  Have I sold a laptop with wrong / different processors in? Maybe by mistake and one another thing is RAM shows 3070MB (3 GB) and I know that some systems use the rest but I thought that vista home premium was supposed to show this... I am not upgrading to vista x 64 will make the best use of it, but as I read on many forums when you run on x 64, you have a lot of driver problems and the hassle is not worth. So please help me with this problem of processor.

  Can I get a pair? Thanks again.

  Newbie Paul

  Hello Paul

  Before I write something, can you please use the advanced search on this forum and try to find the only answer. These two themes are discussed several times before.
  If you still need assistance please write again and you will get your answer.

• Two different processors in Vista on the Satellite M-series(1M8) Device Manager

  I have two different processors in the vista Device Manager:
  first pilot intel core 2 Duo T7100 and second Core 2 Duo T7700

  What this means and how do I use it?

  Thanks Klaaus

  Hello

  This is a bug of Vista ;)
  Just remove the processors the Device Manager and reboot the laptop.
  After the restart new Vista should recognize and refresh the information in the CPU.

  Best regards

• Purchase new mac pro, processor speed or hardrive book size?

  I am looking to buy a new mac book pro with the retina. I was curious, I have to spend money on a bigger hard-rive (ssd 128 256 or 512) or switch on the processor speed 2.7 or 2.9?

  rgmat71 wrote:

  I have I was curious I have to spend money on a bigger hard-rive (ssd 128 256 or 512) or switch on the processor speed 2.7 or 2.9?

  SSD storage capacity.

  512 GB

• Windows displays different processor on my Satellite M115-S3144

  I just bought a Toshiba Satellite M115 - S3144:
  http://www.toshibadirect.com/TD/B2C/pdet.to?SEG=HHO&poid=351572
  http://www.circuitcity.com/SSM/Toshiba-Satellite-14-1-widescreen-notebook-PC-M115-S3144/SEM/RPSM/OID/160477/catOid/-12963/rpem/CCD/ProductDetail.do

  and everywhere where I look it says that it is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo T5200 1 .6GHz.

  My question:
  Why Windows tells me I have a T5500 1 .66GHz processor?

  Hello

  As far as I know as much Toshiba portable computers come with different hardware configurations. I think that, probably, this series of laptop also was delivered with different processors.

  Where have you checked CPU properties in windows?
  I put t know why Windows shows you this information on the CPU. Perhaps this CPU was installed in the laptop.
  I think that if you want to be 100% sure of CPU or other hardware specifications, you can use the diagnostic software freeware like Everest.

• Satellite P200 1 FT: different processors in the hardware Manager

  In Device Manager, there are two different processors (T7300 2.0 + T7500 2.2) listed. I thought that there must be two of the with each 2.2 GHZ T7500? !!

  This is nothing unusual ;) I read that it is a matter of Vista and it can be solved very easily!

  You must go to the Device Manager and remove the CPU entry in the Device Manager list.
  Reboot the laptop.

  After restarting again the Vista will reinstall the drivers and update the CPU entry in Device Manager

  After this short intervention, both processors should be recognized correctly.

  Best regards

• I plan to upgrade my OS to El Capitan.  What are the processor speed and memory required for the operating system works well?

  I plan to upgrade my OS to El Capitan.  What are the processor speed and memory required for the operating system works well?

  I use a processor 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5 with DDR3 4 GB 1333 MHz memory.

  My last similar attempt on another machine resulted in a very slow computer.

  Thanks, Ron

  Apple says the following:

  General requirements

  • OS X 10.6.8 or later version
  • 2 GB memory
  • 8.8 GB of available storage

  For best performance, I would say not less 4 GB and preferably 8 GB or more.

  Your i5 is well able to support properly.

  http://www.Apple.com/OSX/how-to-upgrade/#Hardware Configuration

• Device Manager shows two different processors on Satellite P200 - 1 K 9

  Hello
  I just bought P200 - 1 K 9 and spotted (Vista 32-bit) Device Manager shows two different processors under the section of processors:

  Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T7300 @ 2.00GHz
  Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 @ 2.40 GHz CPU

  I expected to see the two excatly the same processors here.

  Vista recognizes in general CPU core 2 duo 2.4 GHz, BIOS too.
  What is on the Device Manager?

  Is there something wrong with the CPU? Should I return it better?
  Would you please check your processor in Device Manager (start-> right click on computer-> select Properties-> Device Manager) and let me know what you have?

  I'll start some live linux CD and check there too.

  Thank you
  Miroslaw

  Hi mate,

  the you´ve got problem is not a problem. It s just a simple bug in the Vista Device Manager and hardware abstraction layer.
  Follow these steps:
  Remove the CPU from the Device Manager (uninstall just like any other device) and then restart windows. The processor will be indicated correctly next time you reboot the system.

  Welcome them

• The processor speed and RAM for Hyperion 11.1.2.3

  Hi all

  Can I know where I can get the information below:

  For example, we are 4 dev servers. Installation modules: Foundation, Essbase, FDM, ODI, Planning Reporting

  for 50 users, how can we calculate RAM, processor, processor speed how?

  Documents or articles as well.

  Thank you

  Mady

  Not wishing to be too dismissive but it's one of these "how long a piece of string fo do I need?' type questions."

  The memory & processors will depend on the size and complexity of the applications/cubes resulting.

  As Essbase is always subject to a single processor by cube of pork, it is best to go for high speeds (3 Ghz +) processor more quanity of carrots for an essbase server.

  As a rough starting point I would usually put up on about 4 servers each at least 16 GB of RAM and 4 cores of each. However, you can get everything on a single server if he;'s spec is good enough and your cargo will be light (dev purposes).

  If the app is great, or reports strong he might need for more servers (Weblogic applications horizontal scale) or more of memory.

• Better to have more processor speed? or more cores?

  Our Mac Pro marketing departments are in need of an upgrade. So we built the most recent Mac Pro on the Apple site, but had a question about the processor. There are mainly 2 options of a processor as we watched, 6 strands 3.5 GHz with 12 MB of L3 cache and 3.0 GHz 8 - core with 25 MB of L3 cache. Is there a recommendation with the software Creative cloud (especially Indesign, Illustrator and Photoshop) on if it's faster / more efficient to have the fastest processor speed? or having more cores? InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop is great in MultiThreading?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hi Adrienna,

  For specifications for creative cloud applications system requirements, please visit the following link: system requirements | Cloud Creative

  In addition, two configurations are pretty overwhelming and a disabling these can manage applications CC very well although my personal recommendation would be one with core processor 3.0 Ghz 8 with 25 MB of l3 cache, there are more hearts but also about l3 cache memory.

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• VMotion between 2 Hosts with different processors

  Hallo,

  I have a server in my homelab I use for studies of VMsphere and I want to get a second machine to test advanced features such as HA, Vmotion etc.

  My first server has a map of X9SCM-9 with processor Xeon E3-1230V2 (Ivy Bridge). I am currently running ESX 5.0 U2 on it.

  I was counting on obtaining of material quality for the second host consumers because I don't want to spend a lot on it, so I thought that I need any CPU generation Ivy Bridge.

  I tested today with a second machine with a Pentium G2020 Ivy Bridge, but when I try to Vmotion he says "the virtual machine requires physical features that are not available or disabled on the host... ».

  So I figure there must be a difference in architecture regardless of the CPU beeing an Ivy Bridge CPU.

  When I try to activate CVS it just me are going to the 'Nehalem' Version so my virtual machines running on host 1 would not be able to use all the features of the CPU since the Xeon.

  So the question boils down to: what is the processor less which offer compatibility VCA L5?

  Or is there something else to consider in VMotion between two hosts with different processors?

  I got a shared storage, etc. of the same network configuration.

  Thank you

  Benjamin

  Hi Benjamin,

  For compatibility VCA L5 want to look at one of the following models, Intel CPU:

  • Ivy Bridge: Series E3-1200-v2
  • HASWELL

  I would recommend mental health that before rushing and a CPU purchase, check if a cheaper option would be, as Jon mentions in suppresss some fo the CPU compatibility checks so obviously, this is not desirable in a production environment, and must be applied in your study of VMware Lab to the home address.

  Hope this helps,

  Simon

  TechHead

  http://techhead.co

• vMotion between different processors

  On my last job, I had two clusters vmware, using four hosts with HP DL580 servers and the other with two hosts in a HP BLADE system, I don't remember the model.

  So when I tried to move an active VM for clusters to each other, I got an error, so I'm looking here on community and I got the awnser is the reason the hosts had different processors and I can only move this virtual machine, if they are closed. If I can only move cold VM between my cluster.

  OK im on a new company name and they had M$ Hyper-V and now we are migrating to VMWARE (cool ) we have two DELL Poweredge servers, one with two Quad-Core Xeon X 5470 and the other with two Xeon Quad - Core E5320.

  So I guess I'm having a problem of fact a vmotion hot between it because the servers have different processors.

  So im buying new processors, but I find only Xeon Quad-Core X 5365, I think that it corresponds to that of the X 5470 but with cache and diferrent clock.

  My ask is, can I do a hot Vmotion with some VM of a Xeon X 5470 server on a Xeon X 5365 server.

  Stability of Slackware, safety and simplicity are the best choice!

  Yes,

  the vmotion VMs between different generations of cpu is only posible to put these hosts using Enhanced VMotion (CVS).

  Improved compatibility for VMotion (EVC) simplifies VMotion compatibility issues

  through the generations of CPU. EVC automatically configures the server with Intel CPU

  FlexMigration or AMD - V extended Migration technologies

  compatible with the old servers. After EVC is enabled for a cluster in the

  VirtualCenter inventory, all hosts in this cluster are configured to

  present identical CPU features and compatibility for VMotion CPU. The

  features introduced by each host are determined by selecting a predefined EVC

  base line. VirtualCenter does not allow the addition of hosts that cannot be

  automatically configured to be compatible with EVC baseline.

  To use CVS, you must run ESX Server 3.5 Update 2 or

  highest with Virtual Center 2.5 Update 2 or higher and have only compatible CPUs

  are listed in one of the following tables.

  CVS does not allow for migration with VMotion between Intel and AMD processors.*

  VCA makes it much

  easier to add servers with the new generation of processors in existing clusters

  containing a material more former generation. Entering an EVC cluster servers are

  automatically configured to be compatible with the hosts already in the

  clusters. Since this process is automatic, EVC is very simple to use and

  requires no expertise on CPU features and masks.

  Suresh

• In Control Panel, under system, why does my display processor speed fluctuate? It will show anywhere from 1.79 Ghz to less than 500 MHz.

  I use an AMD Turion 64 processor and I'm trying to understand why the displays of different speed every time that I open the info system in Control Panel.

  I have Windos XP SP3 and have loaded the latest BIOS for my machine

  Windows XP can have a hard time with the answer, she receives the CPU for this system parameter. If you have MS Word select help | All system and then news. This will give you a snapshot of system speed. Run it a few times and see what you get. Your processor seems about 5 years old. Its performance may be failing due to other system problems or just age. (Mine is same age) I have Windows 7 at work and he is much better at these settings as XP. Has got to have a pretty good PC and especially RAM to run it. I just downloaded and ran a freeware CPU - z to monitor the speed of the CPU and other parameters. Seems to work fine for your needs. You can get CPUID or CNET.COM. Com