Kev999

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Did you disable core parking in Windows?...

 
Resource Monitor shows that some of the cores are parked. Sonar's CPU display contradicts this and shows activity in all of them. I don't recall disabling core parking in the previous setup, but Resource Monitor shows no cores parked, so maybe I did.

Hum? So core parking shows that you have parked cores? as far as core paring goes. imo ;) is an illusion that is useless.
So when you hit false in Sonar you only saw half your cores? Just like in windows? Hum?
So maybe you can try turning off core parking in windows and/or in your BIOS as well and test that.
You never know...  :)
 
 

After some googling, I get the impression that the solution won't be simple. There seems to be no consensus on the best way to turn off core parking.
 
But I've got other issues right now. I'll return to this later, but maybe not today.