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Hi, |
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yesterday I md5summed my hole system with find.....| |
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xargs....md5sum.... |
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With options I set xargs to use all 12 thread and use as much args per |
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call as possible in one line. |
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After a while I checked the CPU with glance and it shows, that all |
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12 cores/threads were "loaded" with 100% each constantly over a |
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period of about 1h. The CPU temperature rises to about 47°C. |
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The CPU does not contain a GPU. Graphics goes extra. |
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Today I created again a CPU load over a comparable duration with |
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a constant 100% CPU load on each core/thread. |
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Interesting it does not take more than 3 minutes to reach 65°C CPU |
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temperature. |
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Both temperatures reflect the die temperature. |
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What is the difference between 100% CPU load and 100% CPU load to |
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create such an difference in temperature? |
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How is X% load calculated? |
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Cheers! |
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Meino |
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