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 Windows automatically disables or parks cores to save energy in laptops. Even with the Power Plan set to full performance, CPU cores are parked by Windows.
 You can disable it for better performance and poorer battery life. Instructions here and here
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 From <https://superuser.com/questions/409864/what-does-cpu-1-parked-mean-in-the-windows-resource-monitor>
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 Quick CPU (formerly known as Core Parking Manager v3) is an application that was designed to fine-tune and monitor CPU performance settings such as: Core Parking, Frequency Scaling and Turbo Boost, as well as making other adjustments. Below you’ll find all the information about how it works, how to interpret application data and settings, and how to make these adjustments.
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