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viche12345  Addict to SurClaro Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Total posts: 836 Location: San Diego, CA, USA Age: 18 Gender: Male
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A quick question:
What is the CPU utilization value? |
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rd Joined: 10 Mar 2005 Total posts: 3777 Location: COMFORTABLY NUMB, in U.S.A. *** KOFF *** Age: 51 Gender: Male
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How much the CPU is utilized....
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09El_Boissevain  Addict to SurClaro Joined: 01 Feb 2006 Total posts: 838 Location: Cairo, Egypt Age: 17 Gender: Male
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LMAO@RD!
Of course it is that! But to get into more detail, it is how much load the processor is handling. 100% means that the CPU is working at full capacity, while 40% it's working on less than half its capable capacity. You get the point...
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rd Joined: 10 Mar 2005 Total posts: 3777 Location: COMFORTABLY NUMB, in U.S.A. *** KOFF *** Age: 51 Gender: Male
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LOL, sorry for that, couldn't resist.
You never want to see CPU utilization at 100%. It means your working the hell out of it, and going to fry something. Mine, with heavy paint work, 3-4 windows open (depending on programs used) is usually around 52%. Otherwise, for FS9 Flights, I am at 32%.
Anything below 60% utilization, means your working fine, and not over using or abusing your CPU. You can find out what is going on by checking your processess (if I remember right). It also dictates how fast you can do your work.
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09El_Boissevain  Addict to SurClaro Joined: 01 Feb 2006 Total posts: 838 Location: Cairo, Egypt Age: 17 Gender: Male
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Ok, so to stay on topic..
Where can I get a 1100W PS thats not overpriced or overrated? Because I dont want it to burn my entire computer nor pay tons of bucks on it too. Any excellent brand/company with good models out there?
Thanks!
Captain El
P.S. Please provide a good one, that would last at least 3 years from now. Because my dad is going to Indonesia, and he might be able to get it there. Thank you once again.
EDIT....RD: 1100KW ???? You might want to move next to a Nuclear Power Plant if your system needs 1,100,000 watts.
EDIT by Captain El: Whoops.. I meant 1100Ws..
Last edited by 09El_Boissevain on Tue Mar 06, 2007 1:04 pm; edited 2 times in total |
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viche12345  Addict to SurClaro Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Total posts: 836 Location: San Diego, CA, USA Age: 18 Gender: Male
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Thanks guys for the answer.
NOw back to the topic lol...
You can try going to http://newegg.com for some great deals. I believe there are only a few kilowatt PSUs out in the market nowadays. You can try searching around. |
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