TECH J
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i want to but i don't currently have much free time, that's why i am asking if someone else have already test something similar
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Hey, i have a ryzen 5 5625u laptop, and i want to maximize power efficiency. Should i leave all cores enables with the power plan set to "BEST POWER EFFICIENCY" or should i disable 2 out of 6 cores and stick with the same power plan? I am asking because there is a possibility if i disable 2 cores, the other 4 will work harder -> higher power consumption than leaving all of them on.. Not sure how effective is core parking in action..
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Cause i am installing it in a 2gb ram system, and 32bit version is lighter
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How exactly can i obtain for sure a legit and genuine copy of win7 pro 32bit sp1? The official site of ms is down for win7 downloads, and i can't find any other reliable source... Please help! Thanks!
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So, why zen+ is officialy supported by windows 11, even though it lacks hardaware HVCI support? And also, which will be the performance hit by running this os with HVCI enabled (on zen+ cpu)?
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so i can disable it and everything will be alright, right?
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Hey, so i enabled Ftpm on my x470 master sli mobo with ryzen 5 2600x. Is there any risk if i disable the tpm in my bios? Will my bootdrive be bootable if i do it? And generally speaking, are there any limitations with tpm enabled?(e.g.: cant change mobo or cpu,need to back up keys/erase them and so on..) Thanks a lot for the help!
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SO does the x3450 paired with a gigabyte p55m ud2 support any kind of tpm?
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I know it hasn't any tpm connector, but i am not sure if it can support tpm via the cpu
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Hey, does the x3450 support TPM 1.2 or 2.0? I am curious because i am thinking about upgrading to windows 11 in the pursuable future, (currently i am rocking an gigabyte p55m ud2,an i5 750, which does not support any kind of tpm). Thanks for the answers
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So cpu does different kind of workloads than gpu's loads?
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I mean,they have gained a lot of fame this period.I am sure there should be more than enough voltunteer devs for doing that..anyway,my last question is that: In folding@home,my cpu(ryzen 5 2600x @4ghz) is doing more job than a gpu(rx580 for example)?
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that's sad,why whould the remove it? I know it's an old architecture but still,some gpus of that era could help even today..
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But there should be a way to force it work on a legacy gpu
