Post: How to Make your PC run faster by Disabling Core Parking!
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08-31-2011, 09:24 AM
#1
Ben
Former Staff
What is Core Parking?
Core Parking is basically an option in the Windows registry which only allows the computer to use 1 core when having a Multi- or more than one core CPU. This limits the potential of the CPU’s actual power. Say, if you’re opening a game it will only use 1 core to open it instead of spreading it to other cores or in other words distributing the data. IN other words This is Bad!
Is it worth changing?
Yes! It increases performance up to 75% (In a quad core that is. I have a Q6600 OC to 2.8 ghz on a fsb of 1400) Depending on how much CPU Cores your CPU has that’s how much it will increase by.
Here's the tutorial:
1. Press Windows Key + R, to open Run
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2. Type: regedit
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3. In Registry Edit, Go to Edit in the top mini toolbar and click Find.
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4. Then in the Text box put this (Without the Brackets.) (0cc5b647-c1df-4637-891a-dec35c318583).
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5. Click Find Next.
6. Once it found the Reg Key there should be 8 detailed boxes or text. Like this:
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7. Look for The name column or row. And find ValueMin and ValueMax which should be bunched Up.
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8. Right click on ValueMin and click Modify.
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9. In the Text box type 0 instead of a 1 in the text.
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10. And do the same for The ValueMax.
11. To make sure that it is done in all the Profiles click Edit in the top toolbar again and click Find Next or push F3 on your keyboard.
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12. Then do the same again to the others (ValueMin=0, ValueMax=0)
13. Restart your PC, and see the difference!
Core Parking is basically an option in the Windows registry which only allows the computer to use 1 core when having a Multi- or more than one core CPU. This limits the potential of the CPU’s actual power. Say, if you’re opening a game it will only use 1 core to open it instead of spreading it to other cores or in other words distributing the data. IN other words This is Bad!
Is it worth changing?
Yes! It increases performance up to 75% (In a quad core that is. I have a Q6600 OC to 2.8 ghz on a fsb of 1400) Depending on how much CPU Cores your CPU has that’s how much it will increase by.
Here's the tutorial:
1. Press Windows Key + R, to open Run
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2. Type: regedit
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3. In Registry Edit, Go to Edit in the top mini toolbar and click Find.
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4. Then in the Text box put this (Without the Brackets.) (0cc5b647-c1df-4637-891a-dec35c318583).
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5. Click Find Next.
6. Once it found the Reg Key there should be 8 detailed boxes or text. Like this:
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7. Look for The name column or row. And find ValueMin and ValueMax which should be bunched Up.
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8. Right click on ValueMin and click Modify.
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9. In the Text box type 0 instead of a 1 in the text.
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10. And do the same for The ValueMax.
11. To make sure that it is done in all the Profiles click Edit in the top toolbar again and click Find Next or push F3 on your keyboard.
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12. Then do the same again to the others (ValueMin=0, ValueMax=0)
13. Restart your PC, and see the difference!
kay:
08-31-2011, 10:02 PM
#5
Alt
Banned
Originally posted by ClutchLikeBenny
What is Core Parking?
Core Parking is basically an option in the Windows registry which only allows the computer to use 1 core when having a Multi- or more than one core CPU. This limits the potential of the CPU’s actual power. Say, if you’re opening a game it will only use 1 core to open it instead of spreading it to other cores or in other words distributing the data. IN other words This is Bad!
Is it worth changing?
Yes! It increases performance up to 75% (In a quad core that is. I have a Q6600 OC to 2.8 ghz on a fsb of 1400) Depending on how much CPU Cores your CPU has that’s how much it will increase by.
Here's the tutorial:
1. Press Windows Key + R, to open Run
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2. Type: regedit
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3. In Registry Edit, Go to Edit in the top mini toolbar and click Find.
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4. Then in the Text box put this (Without the Brackets.) (0cc5b647-c1df-4637-891a-dec35c318583).
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5. Click Find Next.
6. Once it found the Reg Key there should be 8 detailed boxes or text. Like this:
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7. Look for The name column or row. And find ValueMin and ValueMax which should be bunched Up.
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8. Right click on ValueMin and click Modify.
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9. In the Text box type 0 instead of a 1 in the text.
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10. And do the same for The ValueMax.
11. To make sure that it is done in all the Profiles click Edit in the top toolbar again and click Find Next or push F3 on your keyboard.
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12. Then do the same again to the others (ValueMin=0, ValueMax=0)
13. Restart your PC, and see the difference!
Core Parking is basically an option in the Windows registry which only allows the computer to use 1 core when having a Multi- or more than one core CPU. This limits the potential of the CPU’s actual power. Say, if you’re opening a game it will only use 1 core to open it instead of spreading it to other cores or in other words distributing the data. IN other words This is Bad!
Is it worth changing?
Yes! It increases performance up to 75% (In a quad core that is. I have a Q6600 OC to 2.8 ghz on a fsb of 1400) Depending on how much CPU Cores your CPU has that’s how much it will increase by.
Here's the tutorial:
1. Press Windows Key + R, to open Run
You must login or register to view this content.
2. Type: regedit
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3. In Registry Edit, Go to Edit in the top mini toolbar and click Find.
You must login or register to view this content.
4. Then in the Text box put this (Without the Brackets.) (0cc5b647-c1df-4637-891a-dec35c318583).
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5. Click Find Next.
6. Once it found the Reg Key there should be 8 detailed boxes or text. Like this:
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7. Look for The name column or row. And find ValueMin and ValueMax which should be bunched Up.
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8. Right click on ValueMin and click Modify.
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9. In the Text box type 0 instead of a 1 in the text.
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10. And do the same for The ValueMax.
11. To make sure that it is done in all the Profiles click Edit in the top toolbar again and click Find Next or push F3 on your keyboard.
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12. Then do the same again to the others (ValueMin=0, ValueMax=0)
13. Restart your PC, and see the difference!
Would you see the different in other stuff, ie opening photoshop, Chrome, iTunes ect?
I'v got a AMD quad core..
PICHU.
09-01-2011, 03:46 AM
#7
Ben
Former Staff
Originally posted by Alt
Would you see the different in other stuff, ie opening photoshop, Chrome, iTunes ect?
I'v got a AMD quad core..
I'v got a AMD quad core..
Yes I believe so, made my quad core go faster so should make yours
---------- Post added at 10:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:44 PM ----------
Originally posted by Sublimity
All images are broken.
Just a friendly message, I have no use for this though.
Just a friendly message, I have no use for this though.
Yeah
I will try make some new pictures today and put them up.
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