📎 AI Summary:
The thread discusses a user’s concern about Windows 7 not parking CPU cores despite low utilization, with the original poster seeking a solution. A respondent suggests that core parking might be related to Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V, expressing doubt about its availability in Windows 7. The original user then references an external source demonstrating core parking on a system with more than four cores, clarifying that their system has eight real cores, but they are still unable to achieve core parking. Overall, the conversation indicates curiosity and uncertainty about core parking features in Windows 7.
The thread discusses a user’s concern about Windows 7 not parking CPU cores despite low utilization, with the original poster seeking a solution. A respondent suggests that core parking might be related to Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V, expressing doubt about its availability in Windows 7. The original user then references an external source demonstrating core parking on a system with more than four cores, clarifying that their system has eight real cores, but they are still unable to achieve core parking. Overall, the conversation indicates curiosity and uncertainty about core parking features in Windows 7.
kevin from Chi-town
New Member
I thought that was available on 2008 server and hyperV, didnt think you could do it on 7. I could be wrong...let me look
Slider-Override
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Windows 7 on more than 4 cores | The Coffeehouse | Channel 9
This guy has the core in Parking 🙁 ok he have a HT not real cores, i have 8 real cores, [2x Quad Xeon]
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This guy has the core in Parking 🙁 ok he have a HT not real cores, i have 8 real cores, [2x Quad Xeon]
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