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sharvey3
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Does Windows 10 For Workstations put a limit on the physical cores of your system?
so I recently purchased a Dell R820 server with 4 10core processors 40 physical cores and 256gb ram for some personal server hosting/ coding learning etc.
now when I made the purchase I was not aware it did not include an OS.
I see 10 for workstations supports 4 physical processors and 6tb ram but is there a Capp on the cores?
as in with windows 10 for workstations can I utilize my full 40core system? I already know the system meets the requirements for install just don't want to spend $300 on an OS to find out I need windows server witch at about $1500 for 40 cores costs more then I spent on server itself.
another example: windows 10 32bit caps you at 4gb ram I think and 64 is not. so again to re iderate since I had no luck with support twice now does the workstation OS have any CPU restrictions?
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so I recently purchased a Dell R820 server with 4 10core processors 40 physical cores and 256gb ram for some personal server hosting/ coding learning etc.
now when I made the purchase I was not aware it did not include an OS.
I see 10 for workstations supports 4 physical processors and 6tb ram but is there a Capp on the cores?
as in with windows 10 for workstations can I utilize my full 40core system? I already know the system meets the requirements for install just don't want to spend $300 on an OS to find out I need windows server witch at about $1500 for 40 cores costs more then I spent on server itself.
another example: windows 10 32bit caps you at 4gb ram I think and 64 is not. so again to re iderate since I had no luck with support twice now does the workstation OS have any CPU restrictions?
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