12.12.2009, 02:47
This setting uses a binary mask.
"1" means core 1 only.
"2" means core 2 only.
"3" means core 1 and core 2.
"4" means core 3 only and so on...
The semicolon is just a remark, meaning that the line is not in effect if the semicolon is set.
This applies to all settings in any ini file.
Best regards - Mike
"1" means core 1 only.
"2" means core 2 only.
"3" means core 1 and core 2.
"4" means core 3 only and so on...
The semicolon is just a remark, meaning that the line is not in effect if the semicolon is set.
This applies to all settings in any ini file.
Best regards - Mike