Intel Software Assessment Tool for Multi-core – Interview of Intel Product Marketing Engineer
The New Software Assessment Tool for Multi-core, the Intel® Concurrency Checker, has been launched by the Intel® Software Partner Program to help developers as they develop new software to run on multi-core processor-based systems. Watch an interview with David Valdovinos, Product Marketing Engineer and Jeff Kataoka, program manager. This tool is designed to assess the level of enablement for multi-core processing as they go through the programming process.
Multi core cpu scaling in Crysis Core i7 3.5ghz, 6gb ram ddr3, 2 x 5870 crossfire, Win7 64bit, ATI 10.01 drivers, Crysis 1.2.1 1680×1050; very high settings; cpu benchmark 64bit DX10 1 x 3.5ghz : 22.5fps 2 x 3.5ghz : 30.1fps 3 x 3.5ghz : 51.5fps 4 x 3.5ghz : 58.6fps 8 x 3.5ghz : 66.4fps
Faster Vista! [HD] Ep. 14: Force Vista to Boot Using Multiple Processor Cores
This video is brought to you by: www.pcmichiana.com Today’s video will show you how to configure your Windows Vista operating system to boot from multiple cores on a multi-core processor environment. Windows is configured by default to boot from a single core processor, thus the boot time on Vista may be shortened because it is not utilizing all of the cores in your multi-core processor. Now for those of you who have spent your hard earned money on a multi-core processor such as a dual-core or quad-core – you want to get as much out of your Vista environment as you can. Changing this setting is simple and quick. Enjoy!
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