Kadji.Kahn
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- Jul 21, 2007
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I just built a new core i7 rig:
Core i7 920
Asus P6T
6Gb (3x2) Crucial memory
700w OCZ PSU
XFX GTX 275
Smilidon Case (1x120 fan @120cfm, other 80mm fans, enough air flow that I can suck a gum wrapper up on the front and side of the case, so I know I've got positive air pressure on the inside)
/flame suit on
Couldn't get my install of XP Home to recognize more than one core. I tried this on a freshly formated partition. Yes, I know XP's 32bit physical address extension prevents more than 4gb of ram being recognized. I just wanted to get something up and running on my new rig. I do have 64bit Vista Home Premium on order. Task manager only show one core, and there's only one instance of core i7 under device manager.
Has anybody ever run into this?
/Flame suit off
By kadjikahn, shot with COOLPIX L3 at 2009-07-21
By kadjikahn, shot with COOLPIX L3 at 2009-07-21
Core i7 920
Asus P6T
6Gb (3x2) Crucial memory
700w OCZ PSU
XFX GTX 275
Smilidon Case (1x120 fan @120cfm, other 80mm fans, enough air flow that I can suck a gum wrapper up on the front and side of the case, so I know I've got positive air pressure on the inside)
/flame suit on
Couldn't get my install of XP Home to recognize more than one core. I tried this on a freshly formated partition. Yes, I know XP's 32bit physical address extension prevents more than 4gb of ram being recognized. I just wanted to get something up and running on my new rig. I do have 64bit Vista Home Premium on order. Task manager only show one core, and there's only one instance of core i7 under device manager.
Has anybody ever run into this?
/Flame suit off
By kadjikahn, shot with COOLPIX L3 at 2009-07-21
By kadjikahn, shot with COOLPIX L3 at 2009-07-21
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