High Processor Utilization?
Just wondering if anyone has found a solution to XP's super high processor utilization via network connects? Play DVD movie = 22% processor utilization Play SOF2 in high quality = 70% processor utilization Download 10K file from internet = 100% processor utilization or someone grabs a file from me on network = 100% ...
Just wondering if anyone has found a solution to XP's super high processor utilization via network connects?
Play DVD movie = 22% processor utilization
Play SOF2 in high quality = 70% processor utilization
Download 10K file from internet = 100% processor utilization
or someone grabs a file from me on network = 100% processor utilization
I have no idea why this is in WinXP Pro as it was not this way in Win2K Pro. Maybe someone out there knows why this is?
Play DVD movie = 22% processor utilization
Play SOF2 in high quality = 70% processor utilization
Download 10K file from internet = 100% processor utilization
or someone grabs a file from me on network = 100% processor utilization
I have no idea why this is in WinXP Pro as it was not this way in Win2K Pro. Maybe someone out there knows why this is?
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weird i never noticed that when i ran xp.
I run .NET now and it is replicating files over the network via DFS all the time and running a web/ftp server and media file server. I never noticed any unusually high cpu usage. however i have a dual processor system so perhaps that is why. I don't think i have ever seen full 100% usage on both processors.
I run .NET now and it is replicating files over the network via DFS all the time and running a web/ftp server and media file server. I never noticed any unusually high cpu usage. however i have a dual processor system so perhaps that is why. I don't think i have ever seen full 100% usage on both processors.
