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The K in Intel I5 and I7 CPU identifiication numbers indicates that the CPU can be overclocked to a degree without voiding the warranty.
If you want to know more about overclocking then google search 'overclocking cpu.
I don't recommend overclocking CPUs unless you can afford to replace a destroyed CPU.
Using one for what? The Operating System? That is fine. Apps/Games will use the others.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/693613-Beginners-How-to-set-your-25-6-700K-to-4-5Ghz
http://www.overclock.net/t/913294/step-by-step-overclocking-2500k-for-lamas
Some reading for you ^.
they are the quad dies, that have 1-2 disabled
they may have been disabled if they do not work, or to fill orders for lower core count cpus
intel i series celeron, pentium and i3 have 1 or 2 bad cores
even if they could enabled the cpu will not work correctly
the i5 2500k is safe to overclock
worst case, corrupt the os or thermal throttle