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I have a question. I'm currently running an AMD quadcore Laptop A8-3520M integrated with a AMD Radeon? HD 6620G GPU.

however, for some reason, it doesn't differentiate that it has 4 separate CPU cores. Probably some silly fix to get it to show four cores.

does this fix this?

ok, It states under the right hand side under performance that, it has four cores but the graphic shows CPU and GPU core all in one.

This isn't a ding as I really like the look and feel of this. It looks like it took alot of work to development and I'd like to see it succeed. :)

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Roger H. Veteran

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Windows 8 doesn't show separate cores graphs anymore either. It lists sockets, cores, logical processors below the graph.

It sorta makes sense as for my 2 socket (dual CPU) each with 6 cores server (12 "CPUs") total, it never made sense trying to read those separately anyways. I can imagine for bigger servers with 4 sockets and 24 logical CPUs or something would be nuts.

Windows Server supports like 64 CPUs times "X" amount of cores... that would be nuts in Task Manager lol.

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UPDATE - Forget all of the above - apparently it's in Windows 8 also:

See here: https://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/1149964-a-windows-8-like-task-manager-for-windows-7-work-in-progress/page__view__findpost__p__595688410

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