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Win10 task manager is a simplified version and only shows one graph, but tbh, if you run resource monitor and run a superpi single thread benchmark, it will spread that one thread between the cores as time goes on. IE it starts on core 0, then shifts to core 3 and so on and so forth. This may be what wingman was saying. At least that is what I have observed on most systems.
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that's at 1.252, scuse me, 1.262.
oops, I guess it is 1.252......
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So you are saying that CD is not really running 2 cores at 4.8 and the other two at 5.2, that all are running either at 4.8 or 5.2. Do I understand you correctly?
you're dang right about it, I guess the only way to force it would be to kill cores in the bios, win7 exhibits the same behavior, makes me wonder if it might be a bios level thing.
I think it is OS software controlled, when I use a DOS program it uses one core.you're dang right about it, I guess the only way to force it would be to kill cores in the bios, win7 exhibits the same behavior, makes me wonder if it might be a bios level thing.
You can have all the control you want/can handle with Linux. You are free to rewrite the scheduler whenever you want. [emoji14]We seem to have less control over some things than we used to or that I would like to have. In fact, we have less control over a lot of things in our computing experience than we formerly had.