Quad Core processors

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• 13 Firefox works in multithreaded mode and it can use the quad-core processors?

  When you buy a new PC, we choose between dual core vs quad core processors, and some people claim that Firefox work mode multithreaded mulch and treats each tab in a separate process and may fully use the advantage of a quad-core processor. Is this true?

  Firefox does not treat each tab in a separate process. If this can be a function in the future, I don't know of any plans to introduce any time soon. Obviously, buying a quad core processor will be significantly faster than a dual core, and your browser is usually less consume a lot of resources than other programs. I would not use it as your buying decision. Firefox will work just as well on a dual-core or a quad-core, but windows and other programs will work better with 4 cores.

• Qosmio F50-126 does support Quad Core processor

  I have a simple question:
  Is my image of Qosmio F50 - 126 support processor and HOW?
  Can I still use it.

  For 3 months of use of this fantastic machine, I never found an option for up-conversion.

  The only thing I've seen is in the program and function indicating the image processor driver.
  I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO USE IT!

  Hello

  The Toshiba Quad Core HD processor (I think you meant this) is not supported by the Qosmio F50-126.
  I don't find it here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/JSP/SUPPORTSECTION/discontinuedProductPage.do?service=EU&com.broadvis ion.session.new = Yes & PRODUCT_ID = 1061504

  If you want to know what models Qosmio F50 would support the Toshiba Quad Core HD processor then you can check this here:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-> Products-> Qosmio-> F50 series

• Satellite L555-10R - support quad-core processors?

  Hello

  I'm new to the forum. I have a Satellite * L555-10 * and I would like to know

  (* 1) * what kind of motherboard, it is equipped and
  (* 2) * that supports the processors quad core (for example intel Q9100)

  I used the CPU - Z software, but he has not given enough information on the type of motherboard. I want to upgrade the processor and I can't find out if my motherboard supports four cores.

  Thank you in advance!

  Hello

  To be honest, I think that no one can say what motherboard is equipped with it. Here he s only one user to user forum and if you want to know more details, ask the partner of service authorized in your country.

  On the updates, I can only say that it s official unsupported. This means that no one can tell what are the types of processors are supported or not. When you replace the CPU, you will lose your warranty, everything happens on your own risk!

• Is temp CPU to 131-140 iron an AMD Athlon II X 4 620 2.6 GHz Quad - Core Processor normal or high?

  I have just instlalled an AMD Athlon II X 4 620 2.6 GHz Quad - Core (ADX620WFK42GI) instead of my 2 215 dual core athlon processor and my temporary hoovers around iron 131-140. is this normal operating temp?   Cause now my CPU fan turns up every 5 minutes for about 5 min and it never ran full front

  As tetraethyle3 says, if you use the one provided with the dual core cpu, it can
  be insufficient. Dual-core coolers are similar, but not the same thing.
  However, you may have gotten the paste application heat badly too.
  There are tutorials of application of thermal paste on the i-net.

  Try a Coolermaster EVO Hyper 212.
  They are well regarded as a good value for the effective cooler money. You have to
  remove the motherboard to mount, unless you have a case with a hole in the motherboard tray to allow replacement of cooler.

  All three AMD I've used for the Athlon 64 came out slowed in the bass
  40 c in summer, but my Phenom 965 now stands at 35 ° C (temperature of 22 c air).
  In the summer with temperatures of air between 28-32 + C it will hit 60-65 ° C under full load.
  The stock AMD cooler also kept the 965 at similar times, but unlike my previous
  AMD coolers the fan was loud, so I installed a Noctua U9 with fan only.

  .

• CPUID (1) do not return don't not every bit of functionality on the new Xeon Quad-core processors?

  I use VMWare Player 3.0.1 build 227600 and have noticed the same problem on Windows xp and RedHat Linux images a quad-core Xeon. A colleague has seen the same problem using Fusion as well.

  On the host operating system (Mac / Windows / Linux) I am getting the output of the CPUID (1) next:

  CPUID (1): eax = 0x000106a5 ebx = 00100800 ecx = 0x009ce3bd edx = 0xbfebfbff x 0

  Present exactly the same code within an operating system invited to VMWare Player:

  CPUID (1): eax = 0x000106a5 ebx = 04100800 ecx = 0 x 00980201 edx = 0x0febfbff x 0

  Futher code in the library specifically to care little 28 in the edx register, which is located on processors that support hyperthreading or multiple cores (and as we know, the new Xeons support both). My images VMWare configured to run at 2 or 4 processors, but identification CPUID code does NOT see EDX bit 28 as being fixed. Example code for the multi-CPU identification of Intel assumes this bit is defined for topology CPU counts as well. (I won't go into the other differences in ebx, ecx and edx).

  The same test code running on a Core 2 Duo on the host operating system product:

  CPUID (1): eax = 0x000006f6 ebx = 01020800 ecx = 0x0000e3bd edx = 0xbfebfbff x 0

  Operating exactly the same code in a guest OS in VMWare player on the Intel Core 2 Duo (same image VMWare):

  CPUID (1): eax = 0x000006f6 ebx = 00020800 ecx = 0x0000e3bd edx = 0xbfebfbff x 0

  As far as I know, the only variable here is the CPU. The code that runs directly in a welcome what OS behaves properly on the Xeon Quad-core and Core 2 Duo, so the problem seems to be somewhere in VMWare Player.

  From what I saw, there were several problems Xeon in VMWare for a while - maybe it's just another one of them.

  Has anyone other saw this and have a reasonable and safe solution to correctly detect the core CPU / cache topology if VMWare is the mixture?

  If you run your guests with binary translation, we are unable to intercept CPUID executed at CPL3, because that code runs in direct execution.  Under the binary translation, that we can only intercept CPL0 CPUID instructions that we translate.  The title of the material assistance to virtualization, intercept us all the instructions of CPUID, regardless the privilege level.  I suppose you issue CPUID from user code at CPL3.  You should be able to play with the privileged execution mode and see the effects of translation binary vs VT - x.

  Under translation binary, if you "clear acceleration", that we can intercept all the instructions of CPUID, because then everything is translated.

• 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?

• 2nd hard drive install on pavilion dv7-3060us 17.3 inches with Quad core processor

  Pavilion dv7-3060us computer has a 2nd hard drive Bay.  On 2 flags of 17.3 inches previous, I installed a 2nd HDD.  This quad core Pavilion is much thinner than the previous pavilions;  the underside of the computer has also a centre piece in the form of "T" in the Panel without screw - is a pop on the access panel or the entire bottom panel needs to be removed through the perimeter screws?  Still trying to find a manual showing this particular case - no luck so far.  The downloaded HP

  Manual for the previous dv-7 is for the case of style like unless I missed something.

  Install an SSD soon - would like to have all the "stuff" to install a 2nd drive hard if possible.  Anything I should be aware of before perform this procedure?  Don't really want to remove all the merits of the case.

  Thanks for any help that can be provided.

  klppap

  DP - K

  I appreciate the help.  The Caddy is the same that I used before (on the 1st dv7) the 2nd dv7 used the direct taking of 90 degrees into the adapter.  I have both of these me more allotted a 500 GB HD.  All I need pickup is the SSD.

  The "T" sign on the back of my case has no screws - but I can see the 3 component tabs snap at the top of the "T" through the small crack on the case.  These are shown on the exploded view of repair.  I'm projecting from the 'snap-out' Panel down on the vertical leg of the "T".

  Once again; Thank you

  klppap

• is prpro made to use all 8 cores of my quad-core processor

  I have a new i7 - 2600 k processor, asus p8z68 mboard, 16g of ram. CS5.

  When I use another program for video conversion, it uses 100% of my cpu.

  When I use prpro, it uses only 25 to 40% of the CPU,

  Is it possible to implement the prpro so that it uses more than the power of the computer for rendering? -Thanks!

  PP will always use what it takes.  There is no setting for this.  If the CPU usage is less than 100%, it's because PP doesn't have all the resources.  This could be for several reasons.  If you use hardware acceleration, some work is credited to the GPU.  Or if your discs are not fast enough to feed the data flow, or if you have third-party effects that are rendered on the GPU, things can slow down.

  Bottom line, is that there is nothing that you can do within the PP to the CPU usage to recover.  PP will use what suits him.

• Can I upgrade Qosmio G50 - 12I with "Toshiba quad core HD processor"?

  I have a Qosmio G50 - 12I which seems that Toshiba HD processor is not included in this model.
  I can update this model with the quad core processor and also can I connect a second HDD?

  Hello

  Seem to be the processor quad core HD from Toshiba is not a part of this model of laptop and I doubt you could improve it with this extra processor. I think the motherboard is different and does not allow these updates.

  > can I hook up a second HDD?
  Checks if the second HARD drive bay contains the HARD drive connectors necessary.
  If there are no connectors, then you will not be able to use the second HDD

• Toshiba Quad Core HD processor - useful for 3D applications?

  Hello all,.

  I am curious to know if anyone has experience or ideas, on the "usefulness" of the "Quad Core HD processor" when you use 3D applications. I am interested in buying one mainly for 2D (Adobe apps) and rendered 3D (3DStudioMax and Hypershot from Bunkspeed) and I'm not sure that this "Quad Core HD processor" extra is none of the benefits, in particular, for a real time using Hypershot rendering.

  I understand that the "Quad Core HD processor" is planned for big files processing/transcoding, but surely, it is not limited to video processing just... or is it?

  Any info/advice would be much appreciated.

  Thank you very much
  -RJ-

  Hello

  I think I have a page of Toshiba useful and interesting for you:

  [Toshiba Quad Core HD processor | http://explore.toshiba.com/innovation-lab/quad-core-processor]

  There you can find all the details on the Toshiba Quad Core HD processor benefits.
  The Toshiba Quad Core HD processor is really very powerful. This means that you can run different applications and that it was aimed not only at the upscale DVD quality high definition. His notebooks Qosmio G50/G55 integrated.

• Processor Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 Quad - Core for dell dimension e521?

  I just ordered an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 Quad-Core processor to replace my old amd athlon 64 3200 + for my dell dimension e521 BIOS (version 1.1.4).

  I just want to know if the new processor will work with dell dimension e521 system.

  my PC:

  AMD athlon 64 3200 + 2.00ghz

  6 GB of ram DDR 2

  1 to hidden

  AMD radeon HD 6450

  ...

  Thank you

  Nope.  Intel chips use different chipsets and different the SB of AMD processor sockets.  If your computer is equipped with an AMD processor you must upgrade with an AMD processor.

• Can satellite U400 - I switch to a quad core CPU?

  Hello

  I recently bought a Satellite U400, and I was wondering if I could move the CPU on a quad core processor.

  * is it physically possible? that is, fit the plug? It seems that the Q9xxx and the T5750 share the same socket but maybe he ore other parameters to look for.
  * How can I check if the motherboard supports the Q9xxx? I should probably need a BIOS upgrade: what is the difference between a win32 and win64 bios? I could guess that has something to do with the target OS, but should I assume that the "win64" adapts to any OS 64-bit-ready (i.e. linux, * bsd)?
  * are there significant losses in the battery life?
  Thanks in advance

  > in any case, is there a way to check if the BIOS / motherboard supports a quad core CPU?
  You will not find any information about the BIOS and CPU support on Toshiba pages.
  The BIOS has been designed the U400 and CPU that is equipped with the U400 series.

  I put t know which chipset your U400 is compatible but my U400 supports Intel GM965 chipset, and the Intel GM965 supports the same features as Intel PM965 chipset.
  http://www.Intel.com/assets/PDF/datasheet/316273.PDF

  The Intel PM965 chipset supports the processor Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile for Mobile Intel 965 express chipset family.
  The Quad core CPU is not mentioned. So, it seems that these processors are not supported!

  Cheers mate

• Quad core CPU in x230T?

  I realize that even if it were possible, cooling would be the main problem. But I'm curious to know if, say, an i7-3612QM might work in the socket on the mobo. It is rated at 35W, just like the i5 - 3320 m currently installed in mine. Via Intel ARK, they should both work in the socket on motherboard of the x230T 988.

  All X series ThinkPad, compressed or not, have the welded CPU on the card and not recessed them. This has been the case since the time of X 20, nearly 15 years ago.

  So no, you can't swap the CPU unless you are in possession of re-balling appropriate as well as the skills to use it.

  In addition, BIOS support for a quad-core processor must exist, which I doubt is the case on X series.

• Zbook 15 Gen 1:15 Zbook of i5 4200 m Dual Core upgrade to a Quad Core i7; Is this possible?

  Hello. I have this laptop. Is it possible to replace the double with a QuadCore i7 i5 processor? If so, I could be upgraded. I'm not sure if the Zbook dual core laptop shares the same motherboard as a quad core.

  Thank you very much!

  Gary

  Hi Gary

  Yes you are right: you have to change to Council for the Quad core processor upgrade. It will cost you a lot compared to the price of the laptop.

  Manual (second one) - go through page 26, 27: http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/manualsResults/?sp4ts.oid=5387800&spf_p.tpst=psiContentResults&spf_p.prp_psiContentResults=wsrp-navigationalState%3Daction%253Dmanualslist%257Ccontentid%253DService-and-maintenance%257Clang%253Den&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken

  Documentation: http://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/default.aspx?cc=ca&lc=en&oid=7081970

  Concerning

  Visruth