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why are there more than one graph per core in task?

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this just started happening and i have no idea what it means this never showed up for me before till now prob something super simple can someone explain what it means and doesbandicam 2017-01-11 14-54-00-856.jpg

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In the right click options you can turn on or off kernel times.

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do you have only one xeon or two xeons in this system?
looks like you have two 8 core CPUs = 16 threads each = 32 in total

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Your CPU features hyper threading, meaning every core turns into two 'threads'. Threads are how programs (such as Windows) see cores. This is why you have 32 task manager graphs

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You switched the setting to logical cores on adjust graph. You now see the usage per thread. Switch to total and you are good.

 

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4 minutes ago, Lacrimas said:

@Nfan, @mok, @Minibois, @Gonio I think he means that each of his logical core graphs has two lines, lighter and darker blue. It's showing him kernel times.

yes ty for the info 

and yes @mok i have 2 xeons E5-2670 8C 16T each

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