Quote from: MinermanNC on March 23, 2019, 01:07:28 AM

Thats an awesome hash rate now

Not sure if what your referring to is this, but ram slots determine whether or not you will see true DDR from it. I just fixed my sons gaming rig, and his step brother had moved the ram around on it and had lost its Dual MODE DDR. Once the ram sticks were configured back, the motherboard bios stated ram was in DDR Dual Mode (and not single) anymore. It wasn't before. And his gaming has improved now. ok, was just wondering if that had maybe the impact on your CPU? lol... but glad to hear you got it straight. Thats fast!!

PS: I am getting 363 hashes on AMD 8350 8 core Roll Eyes

My motherboard is very similar to this one:

https://c1.neweggimages.com/NeweggImage/ProductImage/13-157-784-V06.jpg

I've seen on dual CPU motherboards that each section of 4 ram slots is dedicated to 1 CPU. If you put 2 CPUs in and only use 1 section of ram slots then only 1 CPU will actually work. (Not sure if that is universal for all motherboards). I placed all of my ram onto the right side of the motherboard & could max out my hashing on 8/16 cores. So my assumption is that my OS can see all 16 cores in the CPU, but can only utilize 8 to their full potential. Moving a ram stick from the right side onto the left instantly fixed my problem and let me use up to 16/16 cores.