It's a total bull ad.
I have 2 cars. One can do 110 mph and the other 140 mph. According to the logic of this ad I have a top speed of 250 mph.![]()
So you have a 2 stage car then?

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It's a total bull ad.
I have 2 cars. One can do 110 mph and the other 140 mph. According to the logic of this ad I have a top speed of 250 mph.![]()

Crikey, I haven't heard of that before - it's a cool way of making use of the extra coresIn FSX you can add a Job Scheduler line to the fsx.cfg file and assign up to 4 cores to be used. Here's a quote from an FSX tweak guide that I used:
"Allows the user to force FSX to create or not create additional threads in a multi-core or multi-processor environment. This may be useful in a QUAD core environment where you wish to use only 3 cores for FSX, but leave another one free for Windows or other programs to use. ACES recommends NOT adding this line unless you have a specific need and knowledge of what you are doing. FSX supports up to several hundred cores, but the following settings are the only ones provided from ACES at this time."
I have a Q9650 and added the Job Scheduler line to the .cfg file. I assigned 3 cores to the sim. Originally only one core ran maxed at 3 GHz, now 3 cores run at about 75% to 85% and the sim is a lot smoother.


Incidentally I wonder what sort of performance increase a quad core CPU like in the above advert manages over a single core CPU, perhaps 20%
Just curious![]()
I wonder if the Job Scheduler can be used on any game![]()
I'm surprised that quad core hasn't had more support from software writers
I think quad core processors have been out for over a year![]()