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AMD FX8350 Won't Detect all cores/processors

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13 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

It won't let you set any higher?

Hmm. Have you reset the bios by removing the cmos as manikyath suggested?

I figured out on How To Fix it. I have To Disable In msconfig the amount of processors to use, and then it will you all of them! Thanks for you help!

My amd FX8350 I just got today won't detect all my cores/proccessors. It's supposed to be a Eight Core Processor. It say's it only Has 2 Logical Processors Running, and 1 Core Running! What do I do? This is also a Brand new motherboard, I also Flashed The BIOS To The Latest Version

 

My MotherBoard is a ASUS M5A99X EVO R2.0 With Bios update 2501 Which is the latest

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what motherboard?

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I'm Using a ASUS m5A99X Evo R2.0 Which is a AM3+ Which is compatible

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Please provide all relevant information when asking for assistance.

What is the model of the motherboard for example.

There's something cool here - you just can't see it.

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try resetting the bios on your mobo (the manual should describe the preferred method of doing so)

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It says this where? In the OS, or in the bios?

Some bios have settings to selectively disable cores, have you checked the bios?

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13 hours ago, manikyath said:

try resetting the bios on your mobo (the manual should describe the preferred method of doing so)

Alright I'll do that Now

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13 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

Here.

 

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Yeah I know would Setting In Msconfig, in Boot To 2 Processors Affect it?

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13 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

Here.

 

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2 Processors is the max btw

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Just now, DuskyExpert said:

2 Processors is the max btw

Set it to auto then.

 

Just now, DuskyExpert said:

Yeah I know would Setting In Msconfig, in Boot To 2 Processors Affect it?

Yes, that would cause it to only boot using 2 processors.

You should set that to your number of processors.

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13 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

Set it to auto then.

 

Yes, that would cause it to only boot using 2 processors.

You should set that to your number of processors.

There is only 2 Processors in msconfig though. It should have more...

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Just now, DuskyExpert said:

There is only 2 Processors in msconfig though. It should have more...

It won't let you set any higher?

Hmm. Have you reset the bios by removing the cmos as manikyath suggested?

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13 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

It won't let you set any higher?

Hmm. Have you reset the bios by removing the cmos as manikyath suggested?

I shouldn't need to do that considering I just got the motherboard, and this is the first time using it.

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13 hours ago, SageOfSpice said:

It won't let you set any higher?

Hmm. Have you reset the bios by removing the cmos as manikyath suggested?

I figured out on How To Fix it. I have To Disable In msconfig the amount of processors to use, and then it will you all of them! Thanks for you help!

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