how do you disable a specific cpu core?
i just fucked up my cpu by mindless overkeking and i know that it's the dogshit core 2 that's broken. i never liked the core 2. maxcpus=1 and that boot setting for windows kinda do the thing, but i want to get other 2 working cores online as well.
There has to be some bios setting. Or you can buy a new cpu but how poor are you?
>>51463793
nope, bios doesn't have a setting for disabling specific cores.
>Or you can buy a new cpu but how poor are you?
cpu equal to my 3750k(which was piss cheap- 7k when i bought it) right now costs 25k roubles. 25k roubles is a lot of roubles in this shitty land i live in.
>>51463840
Are you in Russia or Israel?
>>51463391
echo 0 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/online
>>51463391
>i never liked the core 2
nigga?
>>51463840
>bios doesn't have a setting for disabling specific cores
no way around that / end thread
>>51464001
as if kikes have any problem with shekels.
>>51464181
it's a joke nigger.
>>51464192
well there is >>51464158 for gentoo, now i just need something simular for blowdongs.
>>51464251
>well there is >>51464158 (You) for gentoo, now i just need something simular for blowdongs.
Literally just install Gentoo.
>>51464299
kiddo, i run gentoo for 10 years, now i need to fix this shit for gayman winstation.
>>51464350
Run Windows in QEMU KVM with PCI passthrough via OVMF from Gentoo. Window's games will run at near native speeds.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF
