dragonfly522
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I would like to know if Windows 7 supports two CPU cores at the same time. I heard, and it seems to be true, that Vista Home Premium doesn't allow both cores of my CPU to be used unless I would have bought Vista Ultimate.
I would like to know if Windows 7 supports two CPU cores at the same time. I heard, and it seems to be true, that Vista Home Premium doesn't allow both cores of my CPU to be used unless I would have bought Vista Ultimate.
I think you are getting mixed up between multiple core (single physical processors) and multiple physical processors (single/multiple core). Quote below taken from Windows Vista system requirements - Microsoft WindowsI would like to know if Windows 7 supports two CPU cores at the same time. I heard, and it seems to be true, that Vista Home Premium doesn't allow both cores of my CPU to be used unless I would have bought Vista Ultimate.
While all editions of Windows Vista can support multiple core CPUs, only Windows Vista Business, Ultimate, and Enterprise can support dual processors.