Disabling processor cores for best latency in a multiple core processor
AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsMichael Christensen, Yuwei Cai
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AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsMichael Christensen, Yuwei Cai
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An information handling system includes a model-specific register and a basic input/output system (BIOS). The BIOS receives a selection of a number of processor cores to have enabled in a multiple core processor. In response to the reception of the selection of the number of processor cores to have enabled, the BIOS calculates a different latency for each of a plurality of processor cores in the multiple core processor. Based on the calculated different latency for each of the processor cores, the BIOS determines a first subset of the processor cores to enable and a second subset of the processor cores to disable. The BIOS sets bits in the model-specific register to indicate that the first subset of the processor cores is enabled and the second subset of the processor cores is disabled.
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