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No way. It changes the number of CPU cores exposed to the kernel.
by Filligree 9y ago
No way. It changes the number of CPU cores exposed to the kernel.
- cptskippy 9y agoHmm... I'm sure this is manageable. Windows Server supports Hot Add/Remove CPU and RAM. If it can do it hot, why not cold? Windows UPnP service is continuously polling hardware and reconfiguring the system. I have a feeling Microsoft might have a solution in the works for this.