Second CPU in D10

I have two D10 6493-19U. I just ned one. I put the CPU and memory into one system. BIOS is updated to the latest VER. BUT BIOS does not see second CPU. They are same CPU from the same models. I know both CPU work and I tried putting both of them in both systems no luck. BIOS will only see one CPU. I have 8 Gig of memory in the system. Am i mising something???? Does the BIOS show 2 CPUs?
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Great thanks for your GREAT information on this.
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