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      01-17-2008
Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by disabling
one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides using
a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?
 
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      01-17-2008
"b11_" <> wrote in message
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> Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by
> disabling
> one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides
> using
> a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?



Open the task manager and set the affinity of each process to the same core.
I don't know if this would slow it down but it's the only thing I can think
of. I would be worried about overheating that area of the CPU though.

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      01-18-2008
Slow-down utilities heat-up even a single core processor! I wish there was
some other way of slowing-down.
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> "b11_" <> wrote in message
> news:62D58074-5AE4-4FD7-B6A3-...
> > Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by
> > disabling
> > one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides
> > using
> > a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?

>
>
> Open the task manager and set the affinity of each process to the same core.
> I don't know if this would slow it down but it's the only thing I can think
> of. I would be worried about overheating that area of the CPU though.
>
> --
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> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
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      01-18-2008

"b11_" <> wrote in message
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> Slow-down utilities heat-up even a single core processor! I wish there was
> some other way of slowing-down.


Remove the multi core processor from your PC. Install a Pentium 4, then you
won't have the heat issues and it will be slower.

Problem Solved. Just FYI.


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> "Kerry Brown" wrote:
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>> "b11_" <> wrote in message
>> news:62D58074-5AE4-4FD7-B6A3-...
>> > Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by
>> > disabling
>> > one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides
>> > using
>> > a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?

>>
>>
>> Open the task manager and set the affinity of each process to the same
>> core.
>> I don't know if this would slow it down but it's the only thing I can
>> think
>> of. I would be worried about overheating that area of the CPU though.
>>
>> --
>> Kerry Brown
>> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
>> http://www.vistahelp.ca/phpBB2/
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>>
>>


 
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      01-18-2008
Why in the world do you want to slow it down?

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> Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by disabling
> one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides using
> a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?



 
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      01-18-2008
Replace it with a slower processor.
Install a Celeron with crippled cache.
visit some porn sites and get infected enough to slow u to a crawl.
If you need it slow, why did you buy fast?
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> Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by
> disabling
> one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides
> using
> a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?



 
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      01-18-2008
"b11_" <> wrote in message
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> Those of you that have a multi-core processor, can you slow-down by
> disabling
> one of the processors? Is there some other way of slowing-down besides
> using
> a slow-down utility that keeps the processor busy?


Trying to run a Win95 era app?

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      01-18-2008

Run it in a Virtual Machine and assign 1 core to it. MS Virtual PC is
free to download and install


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