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• Only 1 CPU Core is recognized on the Satellite L650-1MC

  Hello guys, once again

  As the title says, only 1 CPU core is recognized on my L650-1MC. There an i5 480M CPU.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/52952/Intel-Core-i5-480M-processor-(3 m - Cache - 2_66 - GHz)

  A monitoring program called 'speccy' says:

  Intel Core i5
  Carrots 1
  NET 2
  Name Intel Core i5
  Code-named Arrandale
  Package Socket 989 rPGA
  The 32nm technology
  Specification Intel (r) Core i5 CPU M 480 @ 2.67GHz
  Family 6
  Extended family 6
  Model 5
  Model expanded 25
  Not to not 5
  Revision K0
  Instructions, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Intel 64
  Virtualization supported, enabled
  Hyperthreading is supported, enabled
  134,0 MHz bus speed
  2412,6 MHz rated Bus speed
  Base speed 2666 MHz stock
  Stock of 133 MHz Bus speed

  L1 Data Cache size 32 KB
  L1 Instructions Cache size 32 KBytes
  L2 unified Cache size 256 KB
  L3 Unified Cache Size 3072 KB
  Core 0
  Basic speed 2934,1 MHz
  Multiplier x 9.0
  133,4 MHz bus speed
  2400,7 MHz rated Bus speed
  Temperature of 52 ° C
  Thread 1
  APIC ID 0
  Thread 2
  APIC ID 1

  The task manager has two graphics and I can change to/from the "one graph per cpu and one graph, all CPUs" in the options display, although that I thought she should have 4 graphics; which is logical that the CPU has 4 wires, so should have 4 graphics.

  Any ideas? I tried msconfig and reset the number of processors, but then it resets the memory to 2 GB so I have to reset that and restart it to recognize all the 6 GB of ram. but then my cpu is a nucleus! It seems that I have a dual core cpu and 2 GB of RAM or a simple core cpu and 6 GB ram! ATM I'm on a single processor core with 6 GB of ram. I think the only thing I can do is reset the cpu in msconfig and reboot and see if it works, but then it will set the RAM to 2 GB. I 'afraid' to uncheck the CPU and RAM at the same time, incase of my laptop computer won't load at all. What do you think?

  It is not too much a problem; If I had only 2/3 GB of RAM, then it would be a problem, would be just nice to have my CPU dual core of return!

  As always, I would be really grateful for any help with it.

  Thank you for taking the time to read this.

  Hello

  You tested it with a 3rd party software called ' speccy
  Have you tested other tools like Everest Home Edition or CPU - Z?

  Strongly recommend do it and compare the results, because a single tool can provide erroneous values.

• ESXi 5.1 & 5.0 - ordinal number for active Hyperthreaded Intel CPU Core

  OK, I think I asked this before, maybe, about 2 years ago but I don't remember what the answer was.

  So here's the question...

  In a host of CPU 2 where each CPU has 4 cores for a total of 8 cores BUT with technology HT (Hyperthreading) enabled, for a total of 16 cores, how can you determine what core HT is and what the ordinal position?

  I thought that the ordinal went like this...

  CPU 0:

  0 base = true core

  Base 1 = Core HT

  Base 2 = real basic

  Basic 3 = Core HT

  4 basic = true core

  5 core = Core HT

  6 basic = true core

  7 core = Core HT

  CPU 1:

  8 basic = true core

  9 core = Core HT

  Base 10 = true core

  11 core = Core HT

  12 basic = true core

  13 core = Core HT

  14 basic = true core

  15 core = Core HT

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thank you

  See;

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-50/topic/com.VMware.vSphere.resmgmt.doc_50/GUID-3362A2E9-AB03-4C10-B9A1-3E6CA78D399B.html

  Hyperthreading and ESXi hosts

  A host that is enabled for hyperthreading should behave similarly to a host without hyperthreading. You may need to take into consideration certain factors if you enable hyperthreading, however.

  ESXi hosts manage time processor intelligently in order to ensure that the load is distributed smoothly on CPU cores in the system. Logical processors on the same core have consecutive numbers of CPU, so that CPU 0 and 1 are on the first core set, CPU 2 and 3 are on the kernel, second and so on. Virtual machines are preferentially on demand on two different cores rather than on the two logical processors on the same kernel.

  If there is no work for a logical processor, it is put in a stopped state, which releases its resources to enforcement and allows the virtual machine running on the other logical processor on the same kernel to use the resources of the full implementation of the core. VMware scheduler correctly represents for this downtime and the load of a virtual machine running with all the resources of a core more than a virtual machine running on a basis of one half. This approach to processor management ensures that the server does not violate standard ESXi resources allocation rules.

  Consider that your management needs before you enable the processor affinity on servers using hyperthreading. For example, if you link a virtual machine of high priority to the CPU 0 and one other high-priority CPU 1, two virtual machines virtual machine must share the same physical core. In this case, it may be impossible to respect requests for resources of these virtual machines. Ensure that all custom settings affinity of meaning for a hyperthreading system.

• in vm CPU cores

  Hello

  Running windows 2003 standard 64-bit vm and try to get allows them to use multiple cores CPU instead of multiple vcpus.

  As a test, I gave the vcpu image 4 x and it displays correctly 4 graphics processor in the Manager of tasks and 4 processors in Device Manager.

  I also tried setting the cpuid.coresPerSocket using different values (2, 4 etc.) but that does not increase the amount of graphics and the specified processors.

  I it is dropped back to 1 and 2 vcpu and tried carrots by socket yet still no extra processor graphics.

  Is there anything else I should do as the plan is to get 4 cores for a sql database instead of having to use several vcpu for licensing reasons.

  dhedges wrote:

  Running windows 2003 standard 64-bit vm and try to get allows them to use multiple cores CPU instead of multiple vcpus.

  The physical representation of a vCPU is a kernel.

  As a test, I gave the vcpu image 4 x and it displays correctly 4 graphics processor in the Manager of tasks and 4 processors in Device Manager.

  I also tried setting the cpuid.coresPerSocket using different values (2, 4 etc.) but that does not increase the amount of graphics and the specified processors.

  That's right, as you do not increase the number of vCPU'. Example: If you have a host with 4 dual-core CPUS (8 cores) and run Windows 2003 SE on it, get physical Windows is reported that there are 4 CPU with 2 hearts of each. Even that Windows 2003 SE is limited to 4 CPUS, it would still run on all 8 cores.

  In a virtual machine, it gets reported that you assigned. Suppose that 4 vCPU. If Windows thinks that it works on 4 CPUS with the nucleus of one (!). So now the physical box that he must deal with a maximum of 4 cores (out of 8).

  Change that and let the guest to run on all 2 4 CPU cores, you must assign 8 vCPU for prompt and set parameter 2. Then Windows will run on 8 cores because he sees 4 CPU with 2 hearts of each. And Windows 2003 himself is limited by the CPU is not carrots.

  Read this: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1010184

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• VSphere essentials 8 cpu cores

  Hi all

  We recently have quote a customer to purchase vsphere essentials with a server that will run 2 processors 6 hearts of each.

  After a month, that the customer has accepted the quote if we order the server, but we noticed it came with 2 CPUs, 8 cores on each. We always evaluate vsphere esxi 4.1 and we haven't bought yet most of license. The reason to upgrade to vsphere essentials was to migrate 3-4 very old physical servers to this new server. No need to HA or vmotion is necessary. We needed an inexpensive way to get rid of these old servers.

  Can someone explain to us what will be the situation if buy us the essentials license and insert it on vsphere? Esxi 4.1 vsphere will continue to operate with limited cpu core feature or it will prevent all our VMs to stop working?

  Thank you

  I can't answer your question with certainty, and I think the only one who can is VMware itself.

  My guess is that it can work, but you're probably violating the EULA.

  What I actually wanted to mention are the fact that some harware like HP providers offer a known BIOS setting 'disable Core processor'. This feature allows to disable some carrots.

  of http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01905798/c01905798.pdf

  When to turn off the processor cores

  While disabling the carrots may seem paradoxical to provide superior performance, there are at least three situations in which the disabling processor cores may be beneficial.

  -Use of power reduction. Disabling the processor cores reduces processor power consumption. If a server is used in an environment that is not heavily dependent on multithreading hearts, by disabling the can reduce energy consumption without significantly affecting performance.

  -Increase overall performance. Some applications take advantage of higher frequency of basis rather than extra processing cores. When Turbo Mode is activated for processors Intel Nehalem, savings on electricity and heat produced by disabling the processor cores allows the remaining sons operate at a higher frequency than their rated speed. In the specific application environments, this could actually increase the overall performance of the system.

  -Meet the licensing issues. Some software are permitted on a basis of by heart. Deactivation of the cores allows an administrator to match the number of active cores on a server with licensing requirements. However, some software that is allowed on a per-core basis may not recognize the deactivation of carrots.

  André

• Question about CPU cores

  I've had computers since the 98 so I'm not a beginner, but I'm also no computer genius.

  I got this new laptop in 2013. So far I have had a few problems with it, but since I also have a desktop computer (works in 32 bit Vista), I could get things to normal by doing some research on google. Nothing major since the last time I restored it to the plant that was in June of this year.

  Anyway, recently I came "Open Hardware Monitor" mainly to check the temperature, and I noticed it says that there are only 2 CPU cores. I find it weird because I thought it was supposed to be a Quad-Core.

  I was wondering how I can go on double check that and let the other 2 cores? Who would even wise to do?

  I don't really like for all the eye-candy as much as I want my machine to be fast and allow multitasking. I also plan to upgrade the RAM at the present time it is still running factory - I think that 6 G, but I would like to upgrade to the best and the best as well.

  I have a Samsung's Ext to 5 t hard drive soon and I want to just make sure that my mess is as soon as possible within reasonable limits of course. I try not to fry or something. I want it to run at maximum performance.

  In any case, I appreciate any help or advice I can get. Thank you for your time. Amanda

  Just uncheck it. The default is to allow all processors to run. Somehow your system has limited the number of operational cores to 2. Uncheck and reboot and recheck the Task Manager

• each user process in separated CPU core

  Hello

  I have 12 CPU cores; I want to run the process of each user in separate processor.

  So that each of them will receive good performance. I found on Google, but not exactly the solution affinity.

  Thank you

  What you're looking for can be.

• VM CPU cores

  
  Hi, is it possible to allocate a VM CPU cores, suppose for example a virtual machine has 2 cores per processor and 2vCPU - is it possible. and what is the advantage rather that say assign 4vCPU?

  Yes, it is possible. Some operating systems do not support a large number of sockets (processors), but allow multi-core processors. If you for example 4 vCPUs for an OS that doesn't support 2-shot, you will need to present virtual multi-core vCPUs at the prompt. Another reason for multi-core vCPUs could be per-socket licensing for applications.

  André

• Yoga pro 2-3 of 4 unused CPU cores?

  Hi all

  After you apply the latest BIOS patch (76CN38WW), I noticed a degradation in performance.

  Looking at the Task Manager I see fixed a 0.77 GHz speed cpu and resource monitor watching I noticed that the CPU 0 with any load the 3 other cores appear ideal (disabled)?

  Power management is set to main power and performance.

  Someone at - he seen elsewhere or have any ideas?

  

  Power management software was causing the problem. Uninstalled and run at full speed now.

  Sorry for the late response...

• [Aspire P3 - 171] Windows 10 CPU core problems

  I have recently upgraded to Windows 10 on my P3-171. I have installed all the drivers and Windows updates from the support (including the recent BIOS) page, but everything was always very slow.

  After watching the performance information in the Task Manager I have seen that the CPU is strangled permanently at 800 MHz. the power of the restorations of switching device the CPU real clock frequency, but it restart the system resets to 800 MHz.

  In addition, Windows 10 can use a carrot. All cores/threads appear in the Task Manager, but that only one thread is used, the other three sons stay inactive even in conditions of heavy use.

  I looked at my process affinity and each of them are automatically set to only CPU 0. Try to change the affinity is ignored (it simply comes down to only CPU 0 immediately thereafter).

  Anyone know how to solve these problems? Otherwise I guess I'll have to choice but to downgrade to Windows 8...

  Hello

  If you have the time and space on the HARD drive, you could try to install another windows 10 OS from a USB and check if you have this question in a new facility that has not been upgraded. It may be that the settings were screwed upward when you went from w8 to w10. I do not recommend to do a refresh of the settings Windows 10 PC because you will lose the possibility of returning to the w8.

  However, you will need a partition to do this. I really think that the issue is in the process of upgrading and a fresh windows would work OK, but I can't guarantee it.

• Windows resource monitor shows only a CPU core when he should have four.

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, SP1
  Intel Core i3 2330 m-hyperthreading

  Resource monitor normally indicates two nuclei and Hyperthreaded (a total of four graphs) when seen on the tab CPU recently single core (one graph) is displayed. This change is caused by one of the updates of Windows or an indicator of a hardware problem? Is there a recommended KB or a patch that solves it?

  original title: change of resource monitor (?)

  You asked: "what version of Windows 7 do you have?" ... Home Premium x 64, SP1 as indicated at the beginning of my first post.

  As my screen name, incurably curious, says I couldn't let it go. Assistance in the meantime, I searched tirelessly and found a cure. I had to make a change through msconfig. I don't have any idea how the settings have been changed because no one else is using this machine.  [????] (Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes returns own scans; so I doubt that the cause is associated malware.) The following explains what I've done and the results.

  1. I went into msconfig > startup > advanced options and find the number of processors, set one. The arrow to expand a menu drop-down has also shown that a single processor. Which did not make sense because my processor Intel Core i3 2330 M's two core with hyperthreading.
  2. I unchecked the box and restart the computer.
  3. I returned the number of processors as described in #1 above. Expand the menu gave me the choice of 1, 2, 3 or 4 processors. I chose two and checked the box.
  4. I rebooted the computer again.
  5. I checked the monitor of resources (via the Task Manager) and found multiple graphics, I'm used to the display. The graphics are labeled: Service use of the CPU, CPU 0, 1 parked CPU 2 CPU and CPU3 parked.
  6. Parked CPU1 and CPU3 parked show no activity, which is expected. These show only activity when hyperthreading is active, which is rare with the programs I run. Only programs written specifically to hyperthreading use the feature.
  7. CPU utilization service CPU2 and CPU0 show activity as expected.
  8. Manager tasks shows four graphs still now.

  The reason why I know not what to expect is that I have upgraded RAM and completed cooling there are a few months and one of my tools use resource monitor to control the computer. (I used other means to monitor the internal temperature). I managed to run enough programs to use more than 7 GB, the 8 GB available RAM and CPU usage Dungeon in the range of 75 to 100% for more than an hour during trials. Hyperthreading (CPU1 and CPU3) clearly indicated to be active too. Time CPU ran in the range 165F without additional cooling and order of 125-130 with additional cooling.

  I will wait for return of the answers with explanations and/or questions until I got this mark as resolved.

• 8 physical CPU cores - how can I use all cores effectively?

  I have a couple of servers Dell PowerEdge 6950.  Each server has 4 sockets to dual core for a total of 8 physical cores.  I will be the host of many servers Windows 2003 server and 2008 Standard edition.

  If I set each virtual machine to use a single virtual processor, this just drop a load on a carrot and let others 7 carrots wasted, or it covers the single virtual processor between all eight physical cores load?

  One of my virtual machines will be host to a MySQL database using a fairly heavy CPU load and I want to exploit the full potential of my servers.

  Thank you

  the vmkernel Scheduler will cover all UC hence it will be used effectively.

• What is the difference between virtual and physical CPU cores?

  I understand one is virtual and the other is physical. My question is, if I run a physical system with two physical processors quadricoeurs, which would be an equivalent virtual machine configuration, assuming I use VMware on a dual CPU quad-core server?

  Would be - this 4 x vCPU or 8?

  Run perfmon to see what treatment power is actually using a period reasonable period (x days)...

  You generally assign virtual servers less vCPU than you should in physical cores before conversion, or building a VM... Where you had processors dual core quad now, the reality of things would be that it is really only with the power equivalent of two hearts (crete)...

  Beauty to go with a virtual server is that you can assign a n vCPU VM start (for example, two for a multi-thread aware or SMP, application server) and add later if the performance requires it. The majority of the VMS is built with one vCPU to start, unless you KNOW (beyond doubt) that demand on the server will need vCPU more and the software running in the VM actually fully benefit the granting of vCPU more to her... I have, in general, set the alarms I know where the application of the CPU is abnormally high (or above the normal threshold) on VM (email is sent)... This allows me to monitor the requests to the server and adjust it accordingly.

  You can also grant a greater share value VM for resources, so it has a higher priority than the other virtual machines when he needs these resources.

  Of course, there is much to be said for having a host server (for ESX/ESXi) who has enough power too... These days, I wouldn't recommend becomes a new server (for a production environment) with anything less than the Interior, dual Xeon 5620... Larger environments might require higher speed Xeon 56xx or maybe even 65xx or popular 75xx Xeon series with more cores per socket... This is a capacity adequate session/run planning would have come into play...

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• HP 8200 sff: cpu core lack please help

  Hi supports,

  My system is HP 8200 SFF i7-2600

  When I check the performance of the system, I've seen only 2 core processor. I run cpuz they show only 1 core 2 son. I have upgraded the bios to the latest version and enable multiprocessor and hyperthreading on bios already.

  Why am I still missing other 3 carrots (material said this system specifications cpu quad core (8 wires) is)

  Help, please

  Kind regards

  Tanagool

  The problem has been resolved by msconfig and lead re option - switch on a specified number of processor of the menu drop down and restart the machine. Anyway thanks a lot for your mind to support.

• Windows 7 - Disable CPU Core Parking, it works.

  I recently heard of a technical guy on Windows 7, it is features that call parking core, which would be activated / deactivated your processor from time to time. And that's the main cause you're system is the momentary lock and lock upward for some time, that happened when the core parking and discount is trigger.

  For observed if you are affected, you can open the task, goto performance manager, then open resource manager.

  then in the CPU tab, you will see some of your hearts are stationed, and they would be parked / unparked from time to time.

  What I would like to ask is, if someone knows its safe or not to turn it off and succeeded, after doing so.

  Here are the steps that I got from this guy, although I found that it is very difficult.

  http://Forum.cakewalk.com/TM.aspx?m=1852473

  http://Forum.cakewalk.com/TM.aspx?m=1861804

  http://ultimatecomputers.NET/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3644

  In addition, finally, will be this warranty?  Thank you.

  While my system config is followed:

  HP Envy 17

  Core i7 720QM

  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5850 graphics card

  Window 7 64 bit

  8 GB Ram

  Kind regards
  
  Antony Lee

  Exactly how you see a kernel as "parked" in the resource monitor?

  No it will not void the warranty, and seems to be a safe method.