Explain CPU usage?
WOW is using over 100% of CPU and just curious and want an explanation as to how it's possible. Should I be concerned, is it harmless, how and why does it make sense? Reference using a 2019 MacBook Pro 6-Core Intel I7.
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WOW is using over 100% of CPU and just curious and want an explanation as to how it's possible. Should I be concerned, is it harmless, how and why does it make sense? Reference using a 2019 MacBook Pro 6-Core Intel I7.
Daarzzio wrote:
WOW is using over 100% of CPU and just curious and want an explanation as to how it's possible. Should I be concerned, is it harmless, how and why does it make sense? Reference using a 2019 MacBook Pro 6-Core Intel I7.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/d61dd9af-5c64-4cbd-975f-dbf7a0a28536
You have more than 1 CPU core processor..
for example i9 has 8 cores— this is hybrid architecture with eight Performance-cores (P-core) and 16 Efficient-cores (E-core).
It would’ve been better to just explain that MacOS shows performance per core rather than performance for all cores. 100% = 1 Core. 300% = 3 Cores
Explain CPU usage?