Windows7 system multi-core CPU speed increase setting

The current CPU is a dual-core CPU, and Windows 7 has good support for multi-core CPU. If you do not set it properly, you can't play multi-core CPU during dual-core CPU startup. Performance, then how to set up in Win7 to improve the speed of multi-core CPU, let's see how I can improve the speed of multi-core CPU.

1. Click the Start menu, type "msconfig" in "Search Programs and Files", and press Enter to open the "System Configuration" dialog box. In this dialog box, switch to the "Boot" tab, then Click the "Advanced Options" button in the red circle in the figure to bring up the Boot Advanced Options dialog.

2. In the "Boot Advanced Options" dialog box that pops up, check the number of processors. By default, the number of processors in Windows 7 system is 1. If you are a dual-core user, select Process in the drop-down menu. For the number of devices, such as dual core, select "2" and check the maximum memory option.

3. After the modification is completed, click the “OK” button to save the settings and exit.

Although Windows 7 systems are now optimized for speed-up software, these softwares tend to "because some of the system functions are lost due to optimization," so we use win7's internal settings to increase the speed of multi-core CPUs.