(01-31-2014, 08:42 AM)kinkinkijkin Wrote: The CPU load isn't reflecting it because windows cycles the load of a thread between all logical cores.
There's no such thing as "triple channel"; dual-channel is where each stick of RAM gets two RAM channels assigned to it, as if it were two sticks of RAM. "Triple-channel" is marketing idiots outright lying, because they don't know what they're talking about.
Also, if you can turn off hyperthreading, you might want to do so for Dolphin. Hyperthreading theoretically halves each thread's thoroughput, iirc.
Are you kidding me? Triple Channel does exists. However it's been replaced by Quad Channel on it successor chipsets.
If OP is using 3 RAM DIMM's on the Mobo AND ONLY THREE, then it's enabled.
Hyperthreading also DOES NOT halve each thread's thoroughput.
Seriously, I see you trying to spread wrong things all the time. Research your things.