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If so I’d be curious as to how. I heard this was a possible way of isolating a cpu to have for yourself. (With nothing else being scheduled to run there unless you do it yourself). This would seem to be ideal for performance testing on a machine or for experimenting with a cpu uninhibited by other processes. (Linux OS by the way)
I doubt that you could dedicate a cpu from bios. operating systems usually override almost everything bioses do. Better to do it from the OS