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  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.

• 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.

• 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

• HP Pavillion P6347c: Allow the processor cores

  This is the second time that I post this question, now with more information. I ran the HP Hardware Diagnostic and Test "Multicore" informed me that "only two of the four cores are enabled. How to activate the other two hearts? When I search the computer for the amount of available cores, it is said that two nuclei, yet all other research say that there are four cores of the processor. When checking with the Manager tasks two cores work. The processor is the AMD Athlon II X 4 630 processor. I checked in msconfig and still only 2 cores are available. Here, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  Device Manager displays both physical and logical processors.

  Download CPU - Z to verify that you have actually 4 cores and 4 wires. The default CPU tab shows the number of hearts and son down.  This tools will flush out the inaccuracies with Windows may report errors.  This tool should "dispel" you.

• HP Compaq nx6310 - Windows 7 32 bit - power-processor-core of event ID 37

  Hello everyone,
  
  I just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit on my HP Compaq nx6310 computer and whenever the system starts up, I get 2 warnings in Event Viewer

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  That also seems to happen on Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit Edition SP1, but it is not on my Windows XP system. The problem will not occur if the system (Windows Vista or Windows 7) has been started in safe mode. Is there something I can do to fix this?

  Here are the specifications of my computer:

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  • Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 30AA (KBC Version 58,13)
  • BIOS: Hewlett-Packard 68YDU worm F.0E (2008-02-21)
  • Memory: 1024 (2 x 512) MB DDR2
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  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much for your reply and I apologise for the delay. I tried to understand the problem, then I discovered that the maximum frequency of the processor is stuck at 59% via the resource monitor, I guess that's why I got a warning in the event log. I tried switching without result power plans. I think it's something to do with saving technology (even though I'm on AC) of energy, but I can't control how my processor or how power is saved via the BIOS (I don't have the options for this)

  However, Safe Mode, I get 100% maximum frequency.

  EDIT: I managed to understand it with the help of CPUID! My CPU clock is automatically reduced when I walked into Windows 7 in Normal Mode (I guess it's something to do with the processor), so I downloaded ThrottleStop and restored the multiplier to 10, where now is 99% maximum frequency and the computer is super fast! Thank you very much for your kind and helpful suggestions, I hope this helps anyone having the same trouble.

  EDIT: The problem was EIST (Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology), who strangled the CPU while it was hot. I disabled it remove its driver from the OS and then I was able to get 100% maximum frequency.

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  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

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  While it can be done anyway I made.  As a general rule, I've found that with hosted virtualization products with more then 1 vCPU degrades often performance in the guest and the host unless the guest operating system and Applications are able to use the additional processors and even then it can be degraded performance however if you want to really do as a test, then look at the image below.

  

• Can how many processor cores I use?

  Hi all

  I have installed a virtual machine with Windows 7 on an ESXi 4 host:

  • I can select up to 8 cores in the settings of virtual machines.

  • ESXi 4 has a vSphere advanced license key.

  However, the virtual machine shows only 2 processors with 1 core each. Can I use only two hearts in ESXi4, even if I use a vSphere license?

  If so, why I can select up to 8 cores?

  Thanks in advance,

  Andreas

  You can assign the number of vCPUs is determined by the level of license - http://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere/buy/editions_comparison.html, but you must always take into account the comments OS CPU licenses.  Windows see 2 vCPUs as physical processors and so just to use them.  To move, you must use the parameter of cpuid.corePerSocket - http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2009/06/04/per-processor-licenses-for-your-application/.

  Dave

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• How to find processor cores in ESX 3.5

  Hello

  Can someone help me to findout the no of the ESX 3.5 Server CPU cores?

  Yes, that is correct

  Alternatively, you can go (with VI Client) in: ESX host click, choose the Configuration tab and select processors. see you there: processor sockets (physical CPU - should be 4 on your server)

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  Hello

  I'm setting up a host with Esxi4.

  Host a 1CPU with 4 cores.

  Planning the installation of the vm 2.

  Can I connect more than 2 CPU/core to my vm?

  If I only assign 1cpu/core to the virtual machine, this means that he cannot use 1core?

  I hope that this makes no sense.

  Welcome to the community - Yes one vCPU runs on one heart at a time - ig if you want your virtual machine to run on two hearts that you must assign two vcpus - better education is always start with the least amount of vcpus and ad if necessary