Randall Stewart <rrs_at_cisco.com> writes: > I have three machines. > > 1) stewart - running 7.0 (2.8gig p4 dual core) > 2) bsd1 - running 7.0 (2.8gig Xeon Hyperthreaded) > 3) bsd2 - running 6.2 (2.4gig Xeon Hyperthreaded) > > Now if I run tests that max out cpu (at least I think > they do).. I see <1> or <2> drag down to 1% idle/ even > 0 %idle. > > However <3> never drops below 50% idle.. it preforms > a lot slower too.. which I expect since it is somewhat > of an older processor.. but in running say > top -S I see CPU 1 always running the idle process... By default, 6.2 doesn't schedule processes on the virtual core on a hyperthreading CPU. DES -- Dag-Erling Smørgrav - des_at_des.noReceived on Thu Apr 12 2007 - 08:42:18 UTC
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