Core dual core CPU running issues. 。。。

Hello landlord: Found a problem Could it be that the dual-core we bought is running with a single core?

No, when running the task, 2 CPUs will run at the same time, if one CPU can handle the premise, the other CPU will not be turned on, if you are playing a large 3D game, I think both processors will be started, dual-core has a concept: when one processor is processing, a certain degree of difficulty occurs, then the other processor will also be automatically turned on, generally speaking, the two processors are automatically processed together.

Why is this happening, AMD needs to be patched, I also checked the information, and said that Core, Intel does not need to be under it, so why is this so, I hope to have a master to guide me, what to do, the specific patch is also down, but it is still like that, it has no effect. ~

Yes, AMD's dual-core does need patches, and I'm sure Intel dual-cores don't need patches.

It's a big game. But here's a problem. To be solved I feel like the second CPU just can't move. I'm sure of that

If that's the case, it's recommended that you put on a CPU-Z, and then when running the game, see if the processor's octave has changed, if it changes, the dual-core is in play, and you generally don't run the task when you turn it on.

If you look at the CPU-Z, its multiplier will be smaller, I'm sure of that.

If you still don't understand, I'm willing to help you solve it.

Wish: health and happiness.

A game is a one-line quest... If you open multiple games at the same time, it is a multi-line mission.

A single-line task uses only one CPU

A multi-line task can use another CPU

At low frequencies, it is not necessary to work at the same time.

You run a big game to see.

What games you don't play, one CPU is enough when one can't stand it, like running big games! The other one will be enabled!!

The structure integrates two CPU cores, the cost is lower than that of two CPUs, and the power consumption is the same as that of a single core.

Regarding the performance of multi-core chips, IBM wrote a report comparing the performance of AMD's dual-core processors and single-core processors, and conducted a test to rank high-performance computers, and its results were about 60% higher performance compared with dual-core and single-core, of course, not 100%, and this effect is still not wrong. The biggest advantage of dual-core over single-core is multitasking.

That is to say, when you are antivirus, while playing games, while opening the Thunderbolt ** thing, while opening the web page and occasionally switching out to take a look, etc., the dual-core Bohuqing processor has an incomparable advantage. But when you only do one or two things at the same time, the difference between single and dual cores is not very big.

The difference is not very big when running a single program, and if you are running multiple programs at the same time, the dual-core is much faster than the single-core one.