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    Does VISTA home premium NOT support Dual Core processors?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by val23, Sep 24, 2007.

  1. val23

    val23 Notebook Consultant

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    Hi,
    i read somewhere that vista home premium does not support dual core.. is that true? Like i wouldn't be using my dual core processor to its capacity?
     
  2. Les

    Les Not associated with NotebookReview in any way

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    Wrong!!!!!!!
     
  3. nizzy1115

    nizzy1115 Notebook Prophet

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    what you read is it does not support dual processors. which is 2 physical processors. such as in a server. a dual core processor is a single socket processor ->there is only 1 physical processor.
     
  4. val23

    val23 Notebook Consultant

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    cool.. thanks!
     
  5. XxLblinkxX

    XxLblinkxX Notebook Deity

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    yep..... mine is dualcore, and its OOk.
     
  6. Gintoki

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    I have dualcore also and it works just fine, almost everyone has dual-core and vista works just fine. It's exactly like Nizzy said.