Recently got a Flint 2 MT6000 and so far very impressed. I must be a simpleton because the cpu graph is confusing me - seems like most cpu utilization displays are based on some percentage, but here it's cpu seconds or something?
Would anyone be able to explain the cpu graph to me in laymans terms?
TIA
Look up cpu load average on google for linux systems and you will get your answer.
OK - thanks. I suspected that a value of 1 was equivalent to 100%. This method makes more sense than the basic percentage used in Windows task manager and the like, though the multi core component adds some complexity…. My fairly basic setup doesn’t go over .2 at peaks, so plenty of resources available.
Multiple core load capacity is # of cores * 1.0. So a fully loaded 4 core system can hit 4.0 load average to be considered 100% utilized.