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How to see usage of each core in Windows 10?
The Performance tab of the Task Manger shows this:
i.e. the CPU usage, and the number of cores (and logical cores) I have available.
Can I get a graph like this for each core, to see whether something is indeed running parallel or not (e.g. some multiprocessing stuff on python)?
windows-10 cpu task-manager
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The Performance tab of the Task Manger shows this:
i.e. the CPU usage, and the number of cores (and logical cores) I have available.
Can I get a graph like this for each core, to see whether something is indeed running parallel or not (e.g. some multiprocessing stuff on python)?
windows-10 cpu task-manager
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
asked Jan 26 at 12:47
SuperCiociaSuperCiocia
1404
add a comment |
The Performance tab of the Task Manger shows this:
i.e. the CPU usage, and the number of cores (and logical cores) I have available.
Can I get a graph like this for each core, to see whether something is indeed running parallel or not (e.g. some multiprocessing stuff on python)?
windows-10 cpu task-manager
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
asked Jan 26 at 12:47
SuperCiociaSuperCiocia
1404
The Performance tab of the Task Manger shows this:
i.e. the CPU usage, and the number of cores (and logical cores) I have available.
Can I get a graph like this for each core, to see whether something is indeed running parallel or not (e.g. some multiprocessing stuff on python)?
windows-10 cpu task-manager
windows-10 cpu task-manager
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
asked Jan 26 at 12:47
SuperCiociaSuperCiocia
1404
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
asked Jan 26 at 12:47
SuperCiociaSuperCiocia
1404
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
edited Jan 26 at 22:33
Bergi
1551111
1551111
asked Jan 26 at 12:47
SuperCiociaSuperCiocia
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asked Jan 26 at 12:47
SuperCiociaSuperCiocia
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asked Jan 26 at 12:47
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Right click on graph -> Change graph to -> Logical processors
It will show you the usage of each logical processor.
edited Jan 26 at 13:01
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answered Jan 26 at 12:56
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Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
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Right click on graph -> Change graph to -> Logical processors
It will show you the usage of each logical processor.
edited Jan 26 at 13:01
Twisty Impersonator
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answered Jan 26 at 12:56
Henrique GarciaHenrique Garcia
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Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
– Nolonar
Jan 26 at 21:42
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Right click on graph -> Change graph to -> Logical processors
It will show you the usage of each logical processor.
edited Jan 26 at 13:01
Twisty Impersonator
18.6k146699
answered Jan 26 at 12:56
Henrique GarciaHenrique Garcia
861
Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
– Nolonar
Jan 26 at 21:42
add a comment |
Right click on graph -> Change graph to -> Logical processors
It will show you the usage of each logical processor.
edited Jan 26 at 13:01
Twisty Impersonator
18.6k146699
answered Jan 26 at 12:56
Henrique GarciaHenrique Garcia
861
Right click on graph -> Change graph to -> Logical processors
It will show you the usage of each logical processor.
edited Jan 26 at 13:01
Twisty Impersonator
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answered Jan 26 at 12:56
Henrique GarciaHenrique Garcia
861
edited Jan 26 at 13:01
Twisty Impersonator
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Twisty Impersonator
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Twisty Impersonator
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answered Jan 26 at 12:56
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answered Jan 26 at 12:56
Henrique GarciaHenrique Garcia
861
answered Jan 26 at 12:56
Henrique GarciaHenrique Garcia
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Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
– Nolonar
Jan 26 at 21:42
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Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
– Nolonar
Jan 26 at 21:42
Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
– Nolonar
Jan 26 at 21:42
Somewhat related: Starting with Windows 8, if your CPU has many cores, the view will show heatmaps instead of graphs: tested.com/tech/windows/…
– Nolonar
Jan 26 at 21:42
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