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Don't interfere with settings without knowing what they're for. Default settings are generally best option unless you know what you're doing or trying to achieve
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leave it as default i remember back in 2015 the YouTube videos always telling you to set this to the maximum value lmao
This section is typically for troubleshooting or debugging purposes. Leaving this at default is going to be the correct setting for 99.99999 users.
If you change these settings, it will override your BIOS configuration and will tell your OS to only recognize the amount of cores you select.
This is actually funny but you need to check this setting if you upgraded your CPU. I had mine at 8 in a 7700k and upgrading to a 13600kf i had to uncheck this to use 14 cores. With the check it was set to 8 and i couldn’t select more.
this hasnt been needed for a while, id leave it alone because if you enable/disable cores or HT, youll have to adjust this setting manually everytime. Just another hassle..