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Old 08-11-2007, 06:57 PM
ridergroov
 
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Default Quad core...setting processor affinity?

HI folks. Just recently bought and built my quad core system. I'm
not too familiar with how I can get the most use out of all the cores
because I know that some programs know how to use them and some
don't. My friend says he assigns certain games to take over a whole
core and it boosts performance...etc. Not sure what is the best way
to do things like this to make this worthwhile. Thanks.

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Old 08-13-2007, 01:27 AM
John Weiss
 
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Default Re: Quad core...setting processor affinity?

"ridergroov" <ridergroov1@comcast.net> wrote...
> HI folks. Just recently bought and built my quad core system. I'm
> not too familiar with how I can get the most use out of all the cores
> because I know that some programs know how to use them and some
> don't. My friend says he assigns certain games to take over a whole
> core and it boosts performance...etc. Not sure what is the best way
> to do things like this to make this worthwhile. Thanks.


You can assign affinity in the task manager, but if you don't have a good
reason to do so, it will likely do nothing good.


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