HP Pavillion P6347c: Allow the processor cores

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• How the processor cores and RAM work?

  I'm abit confused as to how work the processor cores and RAM work? What is selecting 2 hearts the mac was still 4 processors and virtualization of Windows is limited to 2 hearts or virtualization of Windows has 2 cores and running the CMA may have 2 hearts ? The same for both RAM and also when is suspended the RAM of virtualization Windows continue to use mac RAM?

  Kind of a newbie question, but I'm new on this and have tried searching on Google and could not find anything on this subject, it was that most do just enough carrots or RAM rather than information.

  Best regards

  -Mark

  Welcome to the community - operating system MAC will always use all the cores by default. Fusion is an application running in the operating system, and when you run a virtual machine and it needs time processor, the operating system will set the virtual CPU on a core - and if you have 2 vcpus assigned it will plan each thread on separate kernel - memory is done in the same way that the virtual machine when it is necessary the OS it will plan to the applicattion.

  When you suspend a VM from virtual machines running it will still use some memory - to suspend the virtual machine, it is better to merge.

• Windows XP no longer allows the dual core cpu to work together

  Among the recent windows updates (I think around October) caused my AMD core 7750 dual processor no longer work together.  What I mean by that is that when I use an application heavy processor as an anti-virus or a game it will allow only this program to use 50% of the total of the processor, when I use two of them at the same time, then windows allocates the other processor to the second task, also sometimes when you check the Task Manager I see that the CPU usage is 50% and has a 99% system idle process.  After Reinstalling windows xp processor works as it is supposed to, but I don't know what update is the cause of the problem, but it seems to happen after I get a rundll32 error if that helps any.

  I managed to fix it but I don't know exactly how, all I know is that the problem went away after I reinstalled windows xp again.

• How to get to each use of the processor core using the powershell cmdlets?

  Can get stat used to get all the cpu cores use separately?

  Thank you

  REDA

  Of course, the cmdlet Get-Stat can, in addition to the real time statistics, also retrieve the metrics for each of the 4 historical intervals.

  You who control with the - IntervalMins (or - IntervalSecs), the - Start and settings - finish.

  A few examples

  # Historical interval 1
  $stats = Get-Stat -Entity (Get-VMHost ) -Stat cpu.usage.average -IntervalMins 5 -Start (Get-Date).addhours(-6) -Finish (Get-Date).addhours(-5) -MaxSamples 12
  $stats | where {$_.Instance -ne ""} | %{
       Write-Host "Core" $_.Instance "avg" $_.Value
  }
  

  # Historical interval 4
  $stats = Get-Stat -Entity (Get-VMHost ) -Stat cpu.usage.average -IntervalMins 1440 -Start (Get-Date).adddays(-2) -Finish (Get-Date).adddays(-1) -MaxSamples 24
  $stats | where {$_.Instance -ne ""} | %{
       Write-Host "Core" $_.Instance "avg" $_.Value
  }
  

• RAM upgrade problem: Flash the BIOS? or upgrade the processor?

  Hi, I jumped in with both feet and now need help to get out me!

  I have a desktop PC HP Pavilion Elite HPE-470uk who becomes a bit slow (processor card here http://ark.intel.com/products/48505/Intel-Core-i3-550-Processor-4M-Cache-3_20-GHz). After you have added a bluray player that I noticed that it's getting a bit slow so thought I would add little RAM.
  

  I bought a few Hyper X8GB of HyperXbeast 1600hhz, slipped in and the PC did nothing but to turn on and off several times. I checked the two sticks and they both do it. I then (plow in front) checked what memory, the processor can handle and discovered "The Intel® Core™ i3 - 5xx / Intel® Core™ i3-21xx processors handle memory DDR3 1066/1333 MHz" by http://www.intel.com/support/processors/corei3/sb/CS-031175.htm

  After a discussion on another forum, that it has been suggested that I have updated the BIOS because it can allow the processor to manage memory 1600 mhz, but I don't know where to start on this or what version to selected download. I'd appreciate any help you can offer on this.

  The other way, that I can see is to update the processor itself. I thought of nothing too fancy just an i5 because it will allow me to run 3d blurays and should allow me to run some apps at the same time. After reading this http://m.wikihow.com/Upgrade-a-Processor it seems too complicated. Is it really just a matter of taking off the fan, declipsant the old processor, nine droping in and then put on some cooling stick stuff?

  Or should I just return the memory and get good memory?

  See you soon

  Atdot.

  Here are the specifications of original factory for your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-470uk and its card mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E). Based on these specifications, this model can support up to 16 GB (4 GB x 4 DIMMs) as follows:

  Dual channel memory architecture
  Four DDR3 DIMM sockets (240 pin)
  PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333)
  PC3-8500 (DDR3-1066)
  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered
  Supports up to 16 GB on 64 bit computers

  In addition, this model can support the following Intel processors;

  Maximum frequency of the processor of the heart < = 2.93GHz
  Intel Core i7 - 8xx (Lynnfield core)
  Intel Core i5 - 7xx (Lynnfield core)
  Intel Core i5 - 6xx (Clarkdale core)
  Intel Core i3 - 5xx (Clarkdale core)

  If you do not have to worry about the update of the BIOS, there is no updates available for your computer BIOS. Honestly, I return the incorrect memory and upgrade to a minimum of 8 GB of RAM. Then, if it solves all your problems, you could also upgrade the processor.

  As the computer is nearly 4 years old, you can consider a factory HP restore to return the computer to a facoty as State. In many cases, it returns original full speed of the computer. The reason why this helps, because the BONE is swollen and clogged over time.

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

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• How can I access the CPU multiplier for the Intel Core 2 Extreme x 9000 processor

  I bought a Dell Precision M6300 with an Intel Core 2 Extreme processor. Now from what I've read the page on this system, it can run CAD and other graphics programs. Well, when I had him form the person he had Linux Ubuntu top. It worked fine until I erased the drive and installed my iso of Windows 7. It was REALLY SLOW. To the point, I couldn't watch videos with VLC and it took forever to load Firefox.

  I opened the Task Manager, and it was running at 0.59 GHz! This processor should be around 2.5 GHz. So I disabled the bios for the speed step options and he went up to 0.89 GHz and no longer.

  About a week went by and I now have 10 Windows and it works well, but always to 0.89 GHz I had done more searching and found ThrottleStop. Well, now I'm running at 2.5 GHz, but I need to run this program to have the CPU to where I want to.

  TL; DR y at - it updated for me to be able to access the CPU multiplier in BIOS? This is revision A15. I have an another Dell which is an XPS M1730 and it has a setting in the BIOS for him.

  You have 2 options:

  (a) run ThrottleStop all the time, that costs nothing or

  (b) replace the card mother and adapter which is not worth the time or evil or the cost of repair.

  The maximum speed by default for a 9000 X is 2.8 GHz.  Yes, it's a processor that is unlocked, but not all motherboards include this feature in the bios.  Some laptops allow the multiplier slots, one or two an increase while other motherboards allow any any overclocking in the bios.  It is the choice of the manufacturer.  If your laptop is still usable almost 9 years after the X 9000 was launched, there must be nothing to complain about.

  BTW, Windows Task Manager is not 100% reliable when they say the speed of these processors unlocked and it is not 100% reliable when they say the CPU so best to ignore these data.  ThrottleStop properly reported your CPU to 2992 MHz.  Be happy that there is a free solution available which can completely solve that problem for you.

• Is it allowed to operate the processor to 100% minimal state... ? And this effect of thing on life of processor or not. ?

  I have Core Processor i3-3220.

  1. If I put the speed of the CPU to 100% minimal state so he will be on the life of the processor or not... ?

  Another issue is

  I have Kingston Hyper X Black 4 GB 1600 MHz RAM. It is a locking device.

  2. What does mean more ways of locking. ? And what should the configuration for locking. ?

  The 100% figure is purely the clock speed and used to be the only way that processors would work. SpeedStep or limitation allows the CPU to reduce its speed to save power. The processor is designed to run at this speed and suffer no harm. Even when a CPU has no threads to execute that does not actually stop and must cover (similar to the soldiers walking time) ineffective cycles

  I think you mean Overclocking. Memory is sold as being able to turn a rated speed or a frequency that is normally it is maximum for 100% reliability, although they may work more slowly. They need a specific voltage to run at this speed, overclocking will allow you to vary the tension to get the memory to run at a higher speed. This is normally done to also overclock the CPU for better performance.

  Personally, I find overclocking performance benefits are so marginal in terms of actual use (don't not benchmarking) that the headaches additional improved cooling necessary in particular for the CPU not make worth.

• Tecra A4: Is it possible to upgrade the processor to a Core 2 Duo

  Anyone know if it is possible to upgrade the centrino pentium m 2.0 to a core 2 duo? I got contradictory responses from businesses of the model assumed in my area.

  I don't know who to believe and don't want my laptop massacred by a hack who thinks he can do something that is not possible.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  No, it is not possible to s!
  Tecra A4 supports the Intel Pentium M (Dothan) and Intel Celeron M processor.

  This processor Intel Dothan (533 MHz) are supported:
  7301.6 GHz / 740 1.73 GHz / 750 1.86 GHz / 760 2.0 GHz / 770 2.13GHz

  and the processor Intel Celeron M (400 MHz)
  350 1.3 GHz / 360 1.4 GHz / 370 1.5GHz

  Upgrade CPU on laptops is always risky!
  Faster CPU will produce more heat and the temperature increases of higher level. The laptop could overheat!

• It is possible to upgrade the processor in my HP TouchSmart IQ775 to an Intel core i7 desktop PC?

  I'm trying to see if it is possible to upgrade the procssor AMD Turion 64 x 2 Dual Core TL-58 on my IQ775 for an Intel Core i7...

  Not possible, the processor architecture is incompatible, you can exchange only for other similar AMD

• ProBook 450 G2: Upgraded to the 6th generation 4th generation intel processor core i5 to skylake

  My laptop is HP Probook 450 G2. And my processor is 4th generation Intel Core i5. So, I want to upgrade my processor CPU 4th generation intel core i5 to 6th generation intel processor core i5 to skylake. Can I put my 4th generation CPU intel core i5 processor in the 6th generation intel core i5 processor skylake? Pls tell me

  Laughing out loud

  You can't do this for a simple reason.

  The processor on the motherboard socket are not identical.

  4th generation Intel core i5 mobile CPU uses socket 1150

  6th generation Intel core i5 mobile CPU uses socket 1440

  It's a bit like trying to plug the power plug of the American unit to an electric outlet of the European House.

• Win7 Pro XP Mode with more than 4 cores of the processor installed

  There is a small class of Windows 7 users in a particular section.  Leave section A Win7 users with more than the standard 4 hearts of the processor installed, in some cases, several times more.  Or B article Win7 users "legacy Software".  Note that "legacy software" not only old XP/32 software but also includes some advanced technical software for which the latest version is not stable on Win7 or Vista, and which also does not work on any operating system other than Windows.  People who reside in sections A and B, called 'Goblet' hereby shall Win7 Pro XP mode.  However, XP mode currently fails to install the last step with no further comment or recommendation, for all people in the section AxB.  There is a related hotfix KB2519949 which covers the series of chips AMD 8-core Bulldozer.  Microsoft has indicated that KB2519949 is highly specific instance and emits a strong caveat.  The fix may not work and may even be unstable on some systems.  Miscrosoft indicates on page Web KB2519949 further research is necessary.  I need to install XP mode and the Virtual Machine on Win7 Pro with 2 x Intel CPU E5-2620 (24 hearts).  I would accept that XP mode can run on only a subset of my installation of CPU, but only on condition that this does not affect my full CPU installation and proper use on Win7.  This is part of my doctoral research, and the problem has delays.

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the Windows Virtual PC and XP Mode Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprovirt/threads

• Get 32 VCPU in VMware, there are 2 8 on the physical server processor cores.

  Hello

  I have 2 physical CPU with 8 cores and I am 32 virtual CPU in VMware. Can do anything please help me find the reason.

  Thank you

  Aditya

  It's because your physical processors have Hyperthreading enabled on them. 1 physical core of the processor will appear as 2 virtual cores (1 physical CPU with 8 physical cores = 16 virtual processors in VMware, physical CPU 2 x = 32 virtual CPUs). Hyperthreading is enabled by default on all new processors and is put at the disposal of the ESXi host without the need to make changes.

• How to change the number of processors / cores

  I have virtual machines that I have to move periodically between 3 computers main host that I use:

  1 Intel Core 2 Quad CPU with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit - 1 processor with 4 cores

  2 Intel Core i7-2630QM CPU with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit - 1 processor with 4 cores

  3 Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 CPU VT with Windows XP 64 bits - 1 processor with 2 hearts

  Hosts running VMWare workstation 7.

  Most of my virtual machines running XP 32 bit and have been initially created for my 3 platform.

  When I move my machines between computers I see that the parameters of the Virtual Machine for my change of processor in (for me)
  in unpredictable ways. Sometimes it shows 1 processor and gives me a choice of up to 4 cores.
  in other cases (always on a 4 base platform) 1 single processor with 1 core, in other cases, with 1 core 2 processors.

  In most cases, my freedom of choice is limited, because the selection of the number of cores is grayed out.

  When I try to make changes by editing the vmx file, I find them ineffective (no change).

  The other problem I think is that my VMs run VERY SLOWLY on my i7 with 8 GB platform!
  I have no idea if this is related to the improper setting of the number of processores / cores (I'm not able to define
  1-4-hearts and spin with settingsd 1.1 instead).

  Could someone please help me understand how:

  1. check / change the number of processors / threads on an existing virtual machine.

  2. how to set properly for an i7 processor

  Thanks in advance,

  Andrew

  1. providers that create virtual machines are in a race - they assume that customers use this version which proposes to use the virtual processors more ;-)
  For some workloads inside a virtual machine - say Oracle or other database and applications servers such that it is sometimes really good idea to use more than one virtual processor

  2. virtual machines to scale differently with more CPU than the real computers.
  Virtual machines are for host applications.
  This means that the host schedules the time CPU to each virtual machine.
  If you follow this thought that you will see that a virtual machine that uses one virtual processor has a greater chance to run then a VM with 2 virtual processors.
  A VM with 4 cores running on a host with 4 cores will spend a lot of wait time - it may work only when the host reports the application of Workstation 4 hearts are available.

  A virtual machine with only 1 vCPU will probably be able to run all the time without any waiting time.
  This is why usually with a single CPU VMs feel better to the needs of the user.

  This translates into the best practical advice: assign a CPU unless you really notice you need more.

  3. probably, you try to change the values, while the virtual machine is suspended?

  4.
  numvcpus = '8 '.
  cpuid.coresPerSocket = "4".

  We hear two processors with 4 cores of each

  numvcpus = "4".
  cpuid.coresPerSocket = "4".

  means a processors with 4 cores

  numvcpus = '2 '.
  cpuid.coresPerSocket = '1 '.

  We hear two processors with a carrot

  No effect? n ' mind that not all clients can use 2 or more processors
  For example, XP is limited in this respect.
  Some guests may also not change the number of CPUS after what they have been installed

• Quad Core Processor, VT not supported on one of the four cores

  I've had a look around forums and couldn't find anyone else having this problem.

  I built a machine based on a chip Quad Core Q9400, 2 GB of memory and an Intel G41 motherboard

  I installed CentoS 5.3 and vmware server 2.0 yesterday turned on VT in the BIOS and everything was fine, I installed a copy of windows server 2003 x 64.

  This morning, I upgraded the memory to 8 GB, 800 MHz, and when I rebooted, my server have complained that the chip did not support 64-bit.

  Starting with the vt.iso shows all 4 cores, but reads as follows

  Core 0: this core does not support the VT

  Base 1: VT is enabled on this core

  Core 2: VT is enabled on this core

  Base 3: VT is enabled on this core

  Someone has ideas have VT can not be supported on a carrot? I tried to reset the BIOS, but the previous 2 GB of memory, reinstalling the processor, nothing worked

  This sounds like it might be erratum Intel AV69 (http://download.intel.com/design/processor/specupdt/318727.pdf).  Have you checked the BIOS updates?

• HP-G60-635DX: upgrade the processor for laptop HP-G60-635DX

  I need to take this laptop goes to clean the fan.  I thought since I was already taking it down to the motherboard to clean it, I would upgrade the processor.

  The original processor was an Intel T4300 and I chose an Intel T9600 to upgrade.  I found this information processor in the hardware maintenance manual.  The computer starts and the fan is working and everything seems to work, but the screen is black and I can't access the bios.  I'm not sure about the difference in cpu power, it might need a bigger power supply?  I have the latest (and only listed) update of the bios for the Board of Directors.  Any suggestions?  This processor will work with this mother/laptop card?
  
  I also tried to reset the cmos to unplug for a few minutes, it has not helped. I tried to plug in my HDMI TV where the monitor was the question, this does not work either.

  This is the only manual G60 there, I'm afraid. The problem is not the voltage or anything else it is the extra circuit found in Core 2 Duo processors. The cheaper Celeron and Pentium Dual processors are step features advanced and have other things, C2D processors premium. The 940 chipset is cheaper and allows the Assembly of cheaper machines. Run Sysoft Sandra or CPU - Z to confirm that you have 940 chipset and not the 945. If you look at the link I gave you some people become C2D processors working on 940 cards mothers and computers laptops, but HP does not seem to support that.