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Silly computer question. [message #64536]

Tue, 14 February 2006 14:31

EK Sound

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Registered: June 2005

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Attention all computer geeks! ;-)

OK, my question is, when using AMD X2 dual core chips do you have to
run XP Pro to take full effect of the dual cores? I know Pro is
required for "Dual CPU's" but is it required for dual core "Single
CPU's"????? Our XP Home X2 machine shows the two cores in the Task
Manager....

Here endeth the question.

David.

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Re: Silly computer question. [message #64539 is a reply to message #64536]

Tue, 14 February 2006 17:33

Chris Ludwig

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Registered: May 2006

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Hi David,
NO XP Home works fine. It see it the same way it would see
hypertheading. Xp Home could alway use a 2 cpu machine. The difference
is that it isn't allowed to run on a 2 or more socket motherboard. The
X2 systems are single socket.

Chris

EK Sound wrote:
> Attention all computer geeks! ;-)
>
> OK, my question is, when using AMD X2 dual core chips do you have to run
> XP Pro to take full effect of the dual cores? I know Pro is required
> for "Dual CPU's" but is it required for dual core "Single CPU's"?????
> Our XP Home X2 machine shows the two cores in the Task Manager....
>
> Here endeth the question.
>
> David.

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Re: Silly computer question. [message #64561 is a reply to message #64539]

Wed, 15 February 2006 07:52

EK Sound

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Registered: June 2005

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Cool, I thought that was how it worked but just wanted to be sure.

Thanks Chris.

David.

Chris Ludwig wrote:
> Hi David,
> NO XP Home works fine. It see it the same way it would see
> hypertheading. Xp Home could alway use a 2 cpu machine. The difference
> is that it isn't allowed to run on a 2 or more socket motherboard. The
> X2 systems are single socket.
>
>
> Chris
>
>
> EK Sound wrote:
>
>> Attention all computer geeks! ;-)
>>
>> OK, my question is, when using AMD X2 dual core chips do you have to
>> run XP Pro to take full effect of the dual cores? I know Pro is
>> required for "Dual CPU's" but is it required for dual core "Single
>> CPU's"????? Our XP Home X2 machine shows the two cores in the Task
>> Manager....
>>
>> Here endeth the question.
>>
>> David.
>
>

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