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Upgraded i7 920 to Xeon X5675

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Hi,

I have just changed my CPU to a Xeon X5675.
All works fine with Windows 10, however task manager only shows 1 x CPU?
All the cores show in device manager ok.

I have not re-installed W10, just switched the CPU.

Please advise.

thanks
 
screenshot it please? :)

Windows 10 doesn't show individual boxes for the cores like other versions did. Mine looks like this:

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Yours should say sockets 1, cores 6, logical processors 12.
 
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Just had a quick play, really impressed straight to 4.3ghz no messing - done a few tests and seems solid.

Will test further when I get time.
 
Right click the performance tab and change graph to show logical processors.

Welcome to the club. Now sit back and enjoy your 12 logical cores. ;)
 
I have a X5675, but when tried in my gigabyte mobo about a year ago I could get it to work at stock speed. do you have to do anything different with Xeon. I don't understand how it works at all. to overclock my 920 I followed a step by step video that was for my exact board
 
I have a X5675, but when tried in my gigabyte mobo about a year ago I could get it to work at stock speed. do you have to do anything different with Xeon. I don't understand how it works at all. to overclock my 920 I followed a step by step video that was for my exact board


I had the same issue, you need to set all your ram timings manually.
 
Worked like a dream first time for me, F13 bios on mobo.
Just upped it slightly to 4.4ghz, need to do some testing to see if it is stable.
 
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