Dual Proccessing

I barely understand the question, but if you are asking about how to set
certain applications to use specific processors, there is a program that
will keep the settings, but I can't remember the name.

For the current session of Windows, open Task Manager
(Control+Alt+Delete), then go to the processes tab, then right click the
process you want to assign to a CPU, then click Set Affinity..., then
select which CPU you want the program to use

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Nathan McNulty

namniar wrote:
 > Do a search in this newsgroup - I know that question has been answered quite
 > well in the last 4-6 months.
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 > r.
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 > "MIII" <MIII.1f89t2 DeleteThis @pcbanter.net> wrote in message
 > news:MIII.1f89t2@pcbanter.net...
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  >>Do I need so special program or can manually configure the CPU's to
  >>where want them?
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  >>MIII
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