Could someone explain how that happened and maybe tell me how to enable that one thread back? Thanks.

18 Comments

  1. axiomatic13

    You can turn individual cores off in BIOS or Ryzen Master, but I know you would not have done that intentionally. You might want to reset BIOS? (Be careful if you have an encrypted drive or other security setting enabled, before resetting, of course.)

  2. sebchleb

    Now after picking advanced cpu option or sum in bios my pc doesnt turn on and cpu and dram light are on WTF?!

  3. Nikolas_500

    Yeah sorry my 3200U needed that extra thread

  4. sebchleb

    Okay, the light are gone after CMOS reset and my missing thread is back! I appreciate all the support. Cheers!

  5. AssassinBoo123

    No no it’s actually 15+1(it was an offer at launch not anymore)

  6. kerthard

    It’s hiding out with those ROPs that Nvidia lost.

  7. Dilegit

    Depending on what motherboard you have, like a gigabyte board I know has what is called x3d turbo mode that disables hyperthreading in favor of core performance.

  8. Hour_Bit_5183

    How the hell….what the…….I wonder why it did this???

  9. Appropriate_Soft_31

    Win+R -> Msconfig -> Boot -> Advanced boot options -> uncheck “max cores”

  10. shemhamforash666666

    That’s odd. I thought OP enabled some X3D mode but apparently not. Why is only one thread missing?

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