Dual CPU. Help
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Solved by Lotus,
It's not strait forward at all. You have to get a dual socket motherboard, and most CPUs do NOT support running in dual socket. Each generation has a specific sub-set of Xeon CPUs that can do it, and only those CPUs will work. IE: you can't run two i7-920 CPUs in dual socket. Lastly, in order to fully make use of it, IIRC you need an enterprise/professional version of Windows or you wont be able to really use the second CPU as the home/regular Windows doesn't support dual socket.
It's a headache in a handbasket with plenty of hidden costs. It's do-able if you're knowledgeable, but I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who doesn't already know how.
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