11 May 11
For instance, Aida32 shows multiple CPU usage %. but that is a big program with lots of other features like memory speed test and such. Is there a simple program that does just the job of showing multicore cpu %? I have a dual core Intel CPU and if you go to task manager in windows you see only one CPU rating.
13 May 11
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Originally posted by sonhouseOnly one CPU???
For instance, Aida32 shows multiple CPU usage %. but that is a big program with lots of other features like memory speed test and such. Is there a simple program that does just the job of showing multicore cpu %? I have a dual core Intel CPU and if you go to task manager in windows you see only one CPU rating.
Where did you buy this freak of a machine?
Edit: I can't help myself.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-core_processor
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-dual-core-processor.htm
So you see, ermmmmm, aye.
17 May 11
Originally posted by enrico20Catfood sent me the way, in task manager, go to performance and then view and you can check all processors separate or averaged.
When you look at the default display for CPU utilization in Perfmon (or even task manager), you get the average value across all CPUs.
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21 May 11
Originally posted by enrico20In windows 7 task manager I can do view/cpu history/one graph per cpu or view/cpu history/one graph for all cpus
When you look at the default display for CPU utilization in Perfmon (or even task manager), you get the average value across all CPUs.
24 May 11
Originally posted by WoodgieAre you asking me that one? Viewing the 2 use boxes side by side, the graphs are almost identical. At first I was thinking they were some kind of time delayed view but now I know it is the two cores doing their thing. So they split the jobs pretty evenly. So far I have not had much problem with virus activity or trojans. I use AVG and Superantispyware as AV's, seems to take care of everything so far.
Is one of the CPU's being overloaded with virus activity???????
27 May 11
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Originally posted by sonhouseCtrl+Alt+delete opens up windows task manager then you just click the perfomance tab.
For instance, Aida32 shows multiple CPU usage %. but that is a big program with lots of other features like memory speed test and such. Is there a simple program that does just the job of showing multicore cpu %? I have a dual core Intel CPU and if you go to task manager in windows you see only one CPU rating.
anyway thats if you have microsoft XP or newer