Windows 10 versions CPU limits
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Andre
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"Windows 10 supports a maximum of two physical CPUs"
what... ???! Even Linux and MacOSX support more than 2 physical CPUs.. it's wierd that
if you want to do some serious rendering, or simulations, you should move to
Linux or MacOSX ..? No wonder windows is going down :(
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Thanks for the clarification.
Do both the Pro and Home edition have the ability to run on two physical processors?
With my Win 8 home edition only one physical processor is recognized.
Thanks in advance,
Thomas
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Thanks for the clarification.
Do both the Pro and Home edition have the ability to run on two physical processors?
With my Win 8 home edition only one physical processor is recognized.
Thanks in advance,
Thomas
As far as I'm aware Windows Home 10 will only recognise one processor.
I recently installed Windows 10 Home to a dual CPU system and only a single processor was recognised. I upgraded to Windows 10 Pro and now both are recognised.
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You answered how many cores are supported in Windows 8 but the question was Windows 10. I'm getting ready to buy a new home server, planning on dual 10-core xeons and want to make sure it will work before I order.
Googling hasn't yielded any definitive statement from Microsoft on W10 CPU options. Can anyone link an actual Microsoft statement for Windows 10 Pro x64?
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