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    One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    Hi guys,

    I just realized that one of my cores has either stopped working or died on me. I've using a E6750 and running a 3.2GHz overclock for about 3 weeks or so already. It usually runs at about 46 degrees C idle for both cores and when I'm playing games (warhammer online), it goes to about 52 degrees C for both.

    I had stuttering issues with Warhammer Online recently so I decided to go ahead and install some new ATI Catalyst 8.10 drivers. Somehow after doing my driver cleaning, registry cleaning and installing my new drivers, I found out that one of my cores had died or stopped working! I checked this through coretemp and CPU-z as well, it only states that I have a single core.

    Can anyone knowledgeable enough give me some advice? Did my CPU actually fry out or did i accidentally turned one of my cores off. Much thanks.

    Oh and I'm using a Asus P5K mobo.

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    Re: One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    XP? If so, it may have switched to the wrong Kernel for some reason

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    Re: One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    no, im runnin on vista 32-bit.

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    Re: One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    If you open Device Manager and expand Computer what does it show you?

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    Re: One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    Quote Originally Posted by Splash View Post
    If you open Device Manager and expand Computer what does it show you?
    It shows me ACPI x86-based PC

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    Re: One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    Possibly useful advice in last post on this page: http://www.planetamd64.com/lofiversi...hp?t30279.html

    Also try looking in your BIOS settings, especially if you've been in there recently for overclocking

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    Re: One out of two cores not working (e6750)! Need help

    Thanks man! it worked

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