> Can you turn the dual-core functionality off in the > BIOS? If not, you should be able to update the 'computer' driver in Windows from ACPI Multi-processor to ACPI Uni-processor, forcing Windows to just use one core. Obviously you'll want to switch back to the multi-processor 'driver' afterwards... This has always worked with hyperthreaded and true dual CPU's in the past, and I'm assuming it still works with dual core CPUs, but I haven't actually tried with one...
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