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Look in your bios for any setting related to CPU cores, CPU multi processing, number of CPUs, etc and make sure its enabled at max (4).
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That's what I'm saying...the bios shows the maximum as 2.
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Bios shows 2 cores for me too but I have enabled the option "recognize all" and if you check CPUID it will show all cores.
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nah..it shows 4 when it should show 8
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Yeah...there are only 4 graphs. HT is turned on... Still only 2 cores being displayed. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_oh_product is the product.
I take it you have selected the option "all"? And it still doesn't show four in windows? What about something like Real Temp or Core temp, do they show four temps?
You could try flashing the bios to the newest non-beta version.
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Have you go to msconfig, select "boot" tab, click advanced options, select number of processors as "one". uncheck box "number of processors" click ok and check "make all boot settings permanent" restart, go bafck to msconfig "boot" advanced options and check number of processors. You should now see all eight processors. select 8. OK check make settings permanent again and restart. Everything shouuld go back to normal 8 threads.
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