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CPU load reflects only one core #7
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This is due to the reporting in I am planning to manually computing the actual usage from the individual residency values of each individual core, but I havent got around to doing that yet. |
Consider using psutil.cpu_times() for this metric? |
Same here |
Hello, first of all thanks for this awesome utility.
I noticed something weird when running grep : it said my P-CPU usage was 100% whereas grep was only loading a single P-core (I confirmed this with Activity Monitor.app). it seems like the P-CPU usage only reflects a single core.
I am not sure if it is meant to be that way, but imo the better information would be total P-CPU usage, not single core usage.
Could you please check this ? (It may also apply to E-CPU usage, didn't try)
Thanks for your help keep it up :)
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