Can I run a dual processor board with just one processor?

mrguitarguy asked:


I’d like to add a second dual core processor later so that computer would eventually be a “quad core”, but I’d like to start with just one dual core processor. Can this be done? Does anyone know what AMD processors this can be done with?

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3 Responses to “Can I run a dual processor board with just one processor?”

  • ELfa Geek:

    Read the User Manual that came with the motherboard to see if this feature is supported.

    This has nothing to do with the brand of CPU.

  • Rithy V:

    if you have a 2nd socket for the motherboard then you can add it at a later date. It depends on your motherboard, not the brand of processor you use.

    hit control-alt-delete and open task manager, there you can set process affinity to a certain program to utilize which processors the program will use. sometimes programs only recognize one processor so click the 2nd one and you will have both running that program.

  • maitreya b:

    which motherboard are u planning to use

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