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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    I just received my E1505 1 hour ago, and /usepmtimer is not included, so I dunno about that confirmation :S. It's a Core 2 duo as well

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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    Super PI did not produce any different results, having followed your instructions. Still getting 24s on a 1M calculation task.

    T7400/2GB RAM (533Mhz), running at full clock speed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zanzan View Post
    I just received my E1505 1 hour ago, and /usepmtimer is not included, so I dunno about that confirmation :S. It's a Core 2 duo as well
    the /usepmtimer needs to be added for optimal dual core use.

    sorry for the confirmation, i should have included the need to add the /usepmtimer into the BOOT.ini

    enjoy your new notebook.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crimsontwo View Post
    Super PI did not produce any different results, having followed your instructions. Still getting 24s on a 1M calculation task.

    T7400/2GB RAM (533Mhz), running at full clock speed.
    pretty nice score, you should try the 2M calculation too.

    I would recommend you to use 3Dmark06... mainly the CPU Scores are what you want from it because this program has MultiThread support.

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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    3DMark06 score did go up roughly by 100 points (4363 to 4459), and only 2 points in CPU (1830 to 1832). Although I bet that using different power saving settings/etc., I can get a bit more.

    Cheers.

    Edit: 1M calculation was accomplished now in 23 seconds.
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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    This is probably a dumb question, but in addition to the hotfix and the registry\boot.ini edits, am I supposed to install the AMD Dual-Core Optimizer, even on a Intel Core2 computer? Gophn's post just states that Core 2 don't require the AMD driver-not sure if that included the AMD Dual-Core Optimizer he linked to. Thanks in advance.
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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    no don't install AMD Dual Core Optimizer if you dont have an AMD CPU.

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    Thanks. I honestly wasn't sure.

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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    good post. i just did it for my w3j.. no improvements to my 3dMark05.. and i don't have 3dmark06.. so il just assume all worked

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    Default Re: Windows XP Multi Core config - Does your OEM do it for you?

    Quote Originally Posted by Pomme View Post
    good post. i just did it for my w3j.. no improvements to my 3dMark05.. and i don't have 3dmark06.. so il just assume all worked
    You should try SuperPI, it usually shows improvements in that.

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