alexxxm, thanks for the screenshots, but next time, please drag-n-drop the RM and CPU-Z ones and leave the others out. Only RM is valid and can tell me what I need to know. If you are running the latest version of W10 (18363.535) it contains all the Windows scheduler changes you need - please remove corePrio. I quit running it some time ago. Your AGESA is correct - same as mine - make sure you are running the latest BIOS. I assume you MB is ASUS. They are famous for OCing your system without your knowledge. Please open Settings-Apps and remove all ASUS applications especially performance enhancer type stuff. Are you running all cores at 3900 MHz? Someone is - in Manual mode. RM says your memory is running at 3000MHz (1500MHz clock). Please do not try to use DOCP, only use XMP. I would like to look more closely at your memory. Please DL the Free read-only version of Thaiphoon Burner and post a screenshot of one stick - drag-n-drop. After you remove all bad applications, please do a Clear CMOS and then I hope you will run a benchmark. But first DL and install the latest AMD drivers from here. Please search for and DL Cinebench R60. Run a Single core and All core test. File-Advanced will lead to the options. Post a screenshot for each RM. I have seen plenty of CB - no more please. Please post a screenshot of CPU-Z Memory tab.
Now to your current problem: Does VMware® Workstation 15 Pro support 32 cores? Do you have 32 cores set in your VMware control file?
I had an obligation today, so was late in responding. I think we are making progress. Thanks and enjoy, John.
EDIT:I should point out that the processor does what the OS tells it to do. If only 16 cores are busy, it is because W10 only sent work to 16.
