Hardware ID inconsistent on Double CPU

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1

I have just purchased a machine Intel XEON X5650 CPU X 2 （2 CPUs) Review - HPZ800 Server WorkStation HP Z800 Workstation Desktop PC Tower Computer POWERHOUSE (2x Intel Xeon X5650 - 48GB DDR3 Memory - 2TB HDD - 1GB Nvidia Quadro) | Algorithms, Blockchain and Cloud

and the Hardware ID I’ve got are two:


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using the tool at VMProtect Decode Hardware ID - Ajax Javascript Utility
and you can see that it is different


[MACHINE0]
HOST=80024B4
CPU=CD4199E0
HDD=3A12C28
ETHERNET=5B81B004
ETHERNET=2BDFD7C0

[MACHINE1]
HOST=80024B4
CPU=9D646B80
HDD=8CBA2540
ETHERNET=5B81B004
ETHERNET=2BDFD7C0

2

First HWID calculated by version 2.X, so it may differ from second HWID calculated by 3.X

3

Yes,

but in this case, from the HW-ID, they are totally different.

if there is only 1 CPU, both versions produce different HW-ID strings but it doesn’t matter if these strings mean the same PC.

4

We recommend use 3.X instead of 2.X

5

The problem is that no matter which VMP, it only picks up 1 CPU if there are 2 CPU in the hardware ID.

6

Unfortunately I don’t understand what you mean. Do you want to see both CPUs in HWID?

7

yes.

it would be great that the HW-ID contains all the CPUs (just like Ethernet)

8

It seems your CPUs are equal, so you see only one CPU in HWID.