Matrix Orbital Corp

Here you guys go. It isn't super hot, but it should save someone else the time making it.

That's great... I have a Core 2 Duo at home, and the only thing I ever see is one core at 100% and the rest doing nothing...

Henry wrote:That's great... I have a Core 2 Duo at home, and the only thing I ever see is one core at 100% and the rest doing nothing...

Umm.... Not to be a smart-a**... but... You are the president of the company... If you wanted to see information for the other core... couldn't you have assigned the task of adding support to someone in your R&D department????

just asking out of curiosity 8-}

Well, the point of my post was to highlight at the last of proper multi-threading and dual/quad support in Windows XP/Vista... for example, most games ex. Portal will only use one core, thus the comment that most of the time only one core is at 100% usage and the other is doing nothing. Thus, on my CPU usage graph, generally only one core shows any usage.

Henry wrote:Well, the point of my post was to highlight at the last of proper multi-threading and dual/quad support in Windows XP/Vista... for example, most games ex. Portal will only use one core, thus the comment that most of the time only one core is at 100% usage and the other is doing nothing. Thus, on my CPU usage graph, generally only one core shows any usage.

I dunno if that is true anymore. Most newer games use at least 2 threads, even stuff as old as Quake4 for that matter, I think even Q3 with a newer patch. Games like SupCom, Crysis, COD4, etc all make extensive use of multiprocessing.

OMNIPRESENT said

That's great... I have a Core 2 Duo at home, and the only thing I ever see is one core at 100% and the rest doing nothing...

I'm wondering.. if you used Xen and had more than one OS running ... would it look different ?