is it somewhere on youtube ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItIVAXG-mLA

yes, must be those crappy turions

@wd thank you for suggestions but i always tweak my notebooks to the max, this is just my first dual core and i'm note very pleased with the experience. also, i keep everything up to date and like i said in previous post, there are no slow down apps. @prozoam, i didn't know this about new technology …

i have tried this on 4 different notebooks with dual cores last week and it does run slower. and i agree with TurboFreak is there at least a tiny chance that dosbox will once be supporting multiple cores? (running on multiple threads i guess) if i knew this i wouldn't have bought dual core :( the …

DosFreak wrote: DOSBox only uses 1 core you will always only show 50% when using DOSBox. Your rendering program is multi-threaded so it uses your other core. but the performance stays same, you say, right?=S btw thanks for the effort

no unnecessary software/services, neither power management software running maybe it's the the thermal paste/heatsink then=/ anyways, it's still strange that i only see processors working at 50% when my cycles are set to max, while when i render 3d models in my revit architecture they both work at …

this means that i will never be able to reach as good speeds as on my older pc with single core?

hello, please excuse my newbiness if this's been covered before. i'm a regular advanced dosbox user and i can't imagine vintage gaming without it. however, recently i bought a new notebook, this model . it has exactly this AMD Turion X2 Ultra Dual-Core processor (2x 2100+ MHz, with that quick over- …