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Dmitry Perevalov2020-10-19 11:59:00
Distributed Computing
Dmitry Perevalov, 2020-10-19 11:59:00

How to distribute programs across cores?

Not a programmer, not an engineer. There is an AMD-6300 processor 3 cores. The processor load is from 90% to 100% during working hours. Two programs occupy an average of 60% of the CPU load, the remaining programs the remaining third of the CPU load. Therefore, I thought that it is worth distributing these two programs to two cores, and leaving the rest of the programs on the remaining - the third core.

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Is there any sense in such manipulations? If so, could you tell me through which utilities this can be achieved?

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Armenian Radio, 2020-10-19
@gbg

Os is much better than you at understanding which core to put on it, do not interfere with the machine's work.

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Stalker_RED, 2020-10-19
@Stalker_RED

It makes sense if you have a VERY difficult process and very weak hardware. I used this for some toys (rust, elite, several eve online windows on core2duo, for example).
In the task manager: Or you can specify ( make a shortcut )
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when starting the application There are also automatic utilities , but if used carelessly, the situation can worsen.

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Vladimir Korotenko, 2020-10-19
@firedragon

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43538141/how-t...
Try it.

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Drno, 2020-10-19
@Drno

The system itself knows what to shove it to) as indicated above - do not interfere with the OS to work))
If the question is that the movie / YouTube stutters when the software is running - in the task manager you can set the priority to the application

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