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I'm going to make a vm or 2 for windows to use for Handbrake transcoding. I know that Handbrake isn't well optimized for use with more that 6 cores and with my dual xeon 2670's, I've got plenty of cores.  Since I'm going to be opening at least 2 instances of Handbrake per vm, I just don't know if running 2 instances across say 6 cores is more efficient than 4 across 12 cores. Would Handbrake be able to use everything better in the first or second case scenario?

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As they are VMs personally I'd just test it for myself and see which number of cores is most efficient.

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