i7 4770k core problem

[ologiic]

So i was running Cinebench R15 earlier to get a screenshot for a forum earlier and I noticed it was only running at 2 cores and 4 threads. The processor has never been over clocked. Got a score of 328..? Any reason why its only using 2 out of 4 cores?

 

Specs: i7 4770k

Asus z87 pro

8 Gigs corsair ram

HX650 Corsair power supply

550ti superclocked 2gb

H100i cooling

R4 case

[Lord Pantaloons]

check the bios to ensure all your cores are enabled.

[Joe3417]

try what mr pants said and DAT GPU

[ologiic]

try what mr pants said and DAT GPU

Will do. It's a beast though, runs nearly any game maxed out. Tried BF4 yesterday on Ultra and got 40 - 51 fps

[Joe3417]

Will do. It's a beast though, runs nearly any game maxed out. Tried BF4 yesterday on Ultra and got 40 - 51 fps

WAT i cant even get my 770 to get 70 fps on ultra

[ologiic]

WAT i cant even get my 770 to get 70 fps on ultra

Yeah lmao, and was getting around 30 while recording it.  

[ologiic]

Went into BIOS and loaded optimized defaults. Still running 2 cores. Anything else?

[Jumper118]

Went into BIOS and loaded optimized defaults. Still running 2 cores. Anything else?

have you got a screen shot of hwmonitor?

[ologiic]

have you got a screen shot of hwmonitor?

Yeah here it is.

[Jumper118]

Yeah here it is.

yes it is only showing 2 cores that is strange. 

[clementk]

WAT i cant even get my 770 to get 70 fps on ultra

i get 40 - 50 on ultra on my 675xm lol i dont know how that game works was experting medium setting on what i heard

[pummetje]

any pins in the cpu socket bent or something ?

[ttam]

Try setting the number of processor core in your bios to "all" not just set to optimized settings.

 

Try this;
Click Start

Type "msconfig" into the search box & click it.

Click the Boot Tab

Click "Advanced Options"

Make sure "Number of processors" is UNCHECKED (nothing should be checked except the 2 grayed boxes for debug & baud)

 

[sof006]

Try setting the number of processor core in your bios to "all" not just set to optimized settings.

 

Try this;

Click Start

Type "msconfig" into the search box & click it.

Click the Boot Tab

Click "Advanced Options"

Make sure "Number of processors" is UNCHECKED (nothing should be checked except the 2 grayed boxes for debug & baud)

 

Was about to suggest this, OP try this yes. I remember reading something like this in the past and 9/10 times it usually fixes things like this.

[ologiic]

any pins in the cpu socket bent or something ?

No.

[ologiic]

Was about to suggest this, OP try this yes. I remember reading something like this in the past and 9/10 times it usually fixes things like this.

Will try when I get home, looks promising. Thanks.