Satellite R850 uses only 25% of the CPU

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• Computer using only 50% of the CPU memory and 124%

  So when I'm doing intensive tasks (that's to say working in first and then simultaneously connecting clips to compositions of AE and work on them) seemed to me recently to hit massive roadblocks. So ive been editing a project for the last 2 weeks with silky ease. Render times were really low and I was doing enough after things heavy effects. Now all of a sudden in order to export a clip that took me like 1 or 2 mintues before takes like 10 minutes and my computer says that 124% of my cpu is used, and only 10 GB / 32 GB is used. When I RAM preview the same thing. How can I get my memory to be used at 100%? Why the body/AE is now tend to be so slow. Is there something wrong with the program or my PC? How can I optimize those programs so no foreign interference performance?

  Thanks and any help would be really appreciated.

  There is no way to AE or Premiere Pro use 100% of 100% of the time resources. No programs are built this way. You must ensure that you do not die of hunger for other applications of CPU power or memory. I saw so many screenshots of the AE memory settings where people thought they were doing a good thing when they drove their memory allocation in AE so they don't leave enough background apps to function effectively. Think in multiples of 4 GB of memory. If you are running an earlier version of AE, which allows you to assign a CPU to ensure that there is at least a pair assigned to other apps and that AE will use anyone who is left.

  Usually if you follow the recommendations of Adobe (Optimizing after effects of performance - Support Adobe) you will do quite well. Choose the good readers of storage, don't fill them past 80%, close all applications that are not necessary for your work and to organize your projects and the workflow in an effective way, then you're not made things twice or construction projects that would make in much less time if you made and replaced complex effects rather than rely on dynamic links or nested comps for all. You should also understand what kind of success your source footage is added to the project. Highly compressed source files (especially mpeg video) can easily take 3 or 4 times more time to decode as a format of good production. Stabilized warp clips must be rendered, clips that have temporal as mixing time, interpolation effects and other effects of time based will probably benefit PreRender before you apply other effects and make you save a lot of time in the long run. I can't give you a list, you need to know some things on your own and you need to know when the render time of 4 images per second is a good time rendering and when 5 minutes per image is also a good. As gain you experience, you will get a handle on it.

• Unique guest VM uses 100% of CPU Guest, but only 7% of the CPU host (includes screenshots)

  We have a Dell T420 ESXi 5.5 server.  The host has to a single UC E5-2407 (4 Core 2.2 GHz without Hyperthreading), 16 GB of RAM and RAID storage.

  The host runs a single VM Windows Server 2008, which was a P2V conversion.  The virtual machine is currently assigned 1 Plug and 4 Cores, corresponding to the host CPU.

  Since implementing this server about a year ago, he had a problem recurring pop up every few months.  When the problem occurs, the Server 2008 VM suddenly max use of the processor and the terrible performance, but CPU is be contributed to the maximum, not by a single program, but several normal processes.  For example, WMI, explorer.exe and the Task Manager may show all 30% CPU usage.  In the meantime, even if the guest virtual computer has 100% CPU usage, the host will show only using 300 to 500 MHz of CPU, or about 7% of available.  It comes despite the fact that it is the unique virtual machine and has full reign of all the resources of the host.  If the problem seems to be not with an abnormal load on the Guest VM, but less than the resources of the host.

  Restart the virtual machine does not correct the problem, and restart, which normally takes only a few minutes, lasts 30 minutes.  In the past, restart the ESXi host temporarily solved the problem, however it popup until today and persists even after several reboots of ESXi host.  See the attached screenshots for parameters and symptoms:

  

  It's the performance monitor virtual machine, whereas the problem that happens.  Notes on the virtual machine, Windows 2008 reports 100% of a core 2.2 GHz CPU 4 CPU usage, while the side host, the CPU usage never goes 626 MHz.

  

  Here are the counters of the State whereas the problem that happens.  When you start the virtual machine, the WAIT and SLOW counters were quite high, but they finally dip down when startup is complete.

  

  Here are the parameters and the stats of the ESXi host.

  

  Here are the parameters and the stats of the guest VM so that the problem that happens.

  Other troubleshooting steps:

  We changed number of vCPU on the VM from 4 to 1, without change.

  We put the CPU reserve for the VM to 50% and 100%, no change.

  The machine virtual was version 8 and we have updated to version 9, no change.

  Has anyone ever experience this problem?  Any help towards a solution would be appreciated.

  Hello

  I would say that it is somehow related to the fact that the VM was converted from physical server. Here are a few questions you should ask yourself:

  Type of CPU on the computer old physical host and VM match? At least seller of CPU? It goes the same for the chipset: are there different chipset vendor on the two hosts?

  What type of card NETWORK VM uses?

  Has uninstalled the drivers card mother/CPU specific converted VM? The VM tools are installed?

  Uninstall the old drivers of VM, currently they are not visible in the Device Manager here some is read: http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/virtualization-pro/removing-old-hardware-after-a-p2v-conversion/

  I would also check the BIOS of the server - maybe there is some sort of option for active energy that interfere with the VM?

• Satellite M100 - I can't analyze the CPU temperature

  I am a Toshiba Satellite M100 series owner (Core Duo T2300, X 1400, etc.). The problem is that I can't analyze the CPU temperature variations in such popular application such as Everest or Notebook Hardware Control. Also any other software provided by Toshiba and installed already on my HARD drive does not include some CPU diagnostics, including temperature changes!

  The only software that seems to work is the HWiNFO32 so there is a thermal probe inside which specifies that Centrino Duo processor temperature, but this software is not very user-friendly :(

  There is a request for Toshiba do something with this... I've updated the BIOS in my template for a version 1.70, but this does not change I could easily noticed (or is he?)  :(

  Hello

  In most cases applications can give you info on the hardware and the different settings but the temperature of the CPU in most cases is not visible. Toshiba has no tool or utility that can read or modify.

  BIOS update has absolutely no influence on it. Satellite M100 is one of the latest devices and I really don t understand why it is so important to you. Important in my opinion is the stability of the system, the operation of the equipment and no problem with the software you are using. Am I wrong?

• Satellite A35-S159 - can I upgrade the CPU, GPU and HARD drive?

  Hey

  I have one in my possession and I wanted to make a good game.

  I don't know if I'll be able to cause. It hurts thinking may be able to put a processor duo or quad, and I do not know if the CPU will be able to support a really good graphics card, and I also think about changing hard drive.

  Any1 know what hard drives are compatible with what I can use which are good for games?

  Hello!

  I m wondering that you want to upgrade this old notebook. In my view, that a new laptop would be a better solution.

  On the CPU and GPU upgrade I can only say s is not possible and not Toshiba support. The GPU is soldered on the motherboard and t can be exchanged.
  I think you should read this: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  The HARD drive can be upgraded. This isn t a problem.
  AFAIK the A35 Satellite is equipped with a s IDE HDD and this means that you buy a drive HARD IDE interface up to 128 GB.

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro A100 - can I exchange the CPU?

  Hello world

  I have a Satellite Pro A100-198 with a core duo processor. I would like to replace the processor of a Satellite Pro A100 830, which is Core2Duo in the Pro A100-198. They both have the same chipset-expected-they be any problem with that? This would increase the clock speed of 1.66 GHz to 2.0 GHz. They all have two Intel 945 PM Express chipset.

  I just upgraded from XP to Windows 7 32 bit and the performance score is 3.4. My BIOS version is 1.9 and I see there is an upgrade to win all the version 6, but I can't find the BIOS version history - it is better to upgrade. For the moment, I'll see if there are problems.

  Thanks in advance Mick

  Post edited by: mdfcv

  Hi Mick,

  As far as I know the two books belongs to the PSAACE series. Can you confirm this? You can find this information on the underside of the laptop.

  Normally if the books belong to the same series, it should be possible to exchange the CPU. They use the same hardware, so you can exchange.

  But don t forget this isn't supported CPU upgrade. If you have the warranty you will lose it. Other s CPU are pre-tested not on your laptop.

• Satellite A50-110 crashed - replacement of the CPU

  Hello.

  I should say this microprocessor appreciate supports laptop Satellite A50-110, crashed and they wanted change.

  Thank you

  Hello

  You want to replace the CPU?
  Do you think its faulty?
  How did you check that?

  To be honest this A50 is truly oldie the CPU that was used is Intel Pentium M 725 (1.60 GHz, 2 MB Cache, 400 MHz FSB, L2)

  I'm not sure that this chipset was built in but generally if you want to use the new CPU, ensuring that the chipset would support the new processor.
  But even if the chipset would support the new processor, there is always a question regarding BIOS support it might be possible that BIOS wouldn't treat a new CPU.

• Satellite L20-173: can I put the CPU?

  Can I upgrade the cpu on my satellite L20-173 in order to play games or I can improve performance

  Hello

  No, it is not possible to upgrade the processor. It is also not possible to update the graphics card. Only you can improve memory and HARD drive.
  See the other topics in this forum, why it is not possible to upgrade the processor and graphics card.

• Can satellite 5110/5100 series - I put the CPU?

  Is it possible to upgrade the processor of my satellite 5110, it's a p4 1.8 m and I would put something faster. If anyone knows if the maximum speed may take, and it will have need of what type/model of pentium. I guess intel only at that time did two m mobile processors?
  Mine is a '5110' of the Australia.

  Hello

  Usually the CPU upgrade is not possible because of the connection to the motherboard. I really don't know the details of your device, but if you have the time you can call the service in your country and pick up some info.

  By the way: in case something like this is possible you are able to do it alone?

• cfprefsd is always using almost 100% of the CPU

  The cfprefsd process is constantly using ~ 97% of the CPU in the activity monitor. I am aware of what makes this process, but surely pegging a CPU core all the time is a bit exaggerated. Is it possible to know why this is happening? I see nothing in the system logs.

  It seems to be related to the process turned blue . Kill (and only he respawn) caused cpfrefsd to calm down.

• Re: Satellite A200-1TS - can I upgrade the CPU Intel Core Duo T7800 mobile

  Hello

  I have a laptop toshiba Satellite A200-1TS with processor intel core 2 duo T7500 mobile.
  Here is my model: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=29761&processor=T7500&spec-codes=SLA3N, SLA44, SLADM, SLAF8,.

  I want to change the processor with Intel core duo T7800 mobile.
  This is the model: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=31729&processor=T7800&spec-codes=SLA75, SLAF6

  Is it possible to change this?
  Because is not a diference betwwen T7500 and T7800.
  The only diference is that T7800 has 2, 6 GHz. And my motherboard supports any other procesors as T8XXX or T9XXX?

  Thank you

  Why do you want to upgrade?
  Only due to the fact that the new processor takes in charge the 2.6 Ghz instead of 2.2 Ghz?

  To be honest, you will notice no no performance gain after these updates.
  Of course, the processor is faster, but would not really noticeable.

  In addition, you should know that a CPU upgrade on laptop is very complicated.
  First disassembly of the laptop is really complicated. It may be damaged other parts during disassembly procedure and more, you will lose the warranty.

  Theoretically, this processor should be compatible, but as much as I know the Toshiba does not support updates and there could be a conflict of BIOS.

  So I would not recommend these updates.

  PS: Check your chipset and look at the Intel page for more information about the various CPU media.

• VM will use only 50% of the resources allocated vCPU

  I have a windows 2008 64 bit VM with 4 vCPU who seems to never use up to 50% of the handsets of CPU resources. Each CPU seems to be well balanced, but will never go beyond 50%. I do not see and as for example allocation of resources, limiting the amount of CPU that is given. I use this virtual machine on a dedicated v4.1 ESXi host.  Doesn't seem to be any challenge. Any ideas why it seems to be limited to only 50% of the available CPU? There is no other virtual computer running on this host at this point...

  Doesn't seem to be any challenge. Any ideas why it seems to be limited to only 50% of the available CPU?

  Now, you see one of the MANY reasons for which multi CPU VM are a WASTE!  This is what we are trying to illustrate them, thanks to prove our point!

  It is applications that drive CPU, if the applications are not multi threaded or SMP, you cannot take advantage of the CPU unless APPS are SPECIFICALLY written for her.

  In a virtual machine, it did a great job to demonstrate how inept apps really are...

• Qosmio G40 - problem with the use of 100% of the CPU

  In recent weeks I have problem like describbed here: http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=126670𞻎

  Almost the same thing - my computer starts and works ok, but from time to time is frozen by Symantec Service Framwork and all other descriptions are the same.

  "After having been inactive during these seconds, the cooling fan will start to operate at maximum power, creating a huge noise, that I never experienced before, not even while the CPU was operating at 100% for a while due to other programs." Force a reboot is all what I can do. »

  Almost all accidents that this question was by NIS2008, but also Vista explorer.exe and fingerprinttray service or the service of the Index process.

  I received a notice from the team of NIS that I get to use the new NIS09, and for sure that my machine is damaged - check it out here http://community.norton.com/norton/board/message?board.id=nis_feedback&message.id=6964&quer y.id = 22439 #M6964

  I called the Service, which has changed the ATV and CPU - I changed to NIS09 after, a few weeks was good, but now the problem back - in the last two weeks twice. (I observe that starts about 5 minutes after download of updates to NIS (I know cos NIS 09 indicator of that time).)

  One change - Vista is able to kill that process damaged (Admins have no right to do), starts the process of WeAreFault, which sends information on crash for MS - after about 15 min computer starts to work properly without reboot... so I think that a problem is somwhere on the line between Toshiba and Norton, cos repair also change in behaviour of the machine - is now using work not CPU around 20% - before was 50 to 70% and 100% of crash. Norton is also, but must for this.

  Does anyone have a conclusion?

  Generally, I don't like Norton because he needs as many resources and make the laptop lazy. On the net, you can find very good alternative applications.
  Have you tested how the laptop works after removing the NIS?

• HP Photosmart Plus 209 has: com.hp.devicemodel.transportproxy uses 100 percent of the CPU, persistent problem

  Hello

  This process HP com.hp.devicemodel.transportproxy seems to have a life that he has - he's eating 100% CPU, even when finished printing and the printer is not connected.

  The old NET on this http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Inkjet-Printing/com-hp-devicemodel-transportproxy-uses-100-percent-of-t...   suggested delete and update the drivers of HP who I did it - but it did not help and the problem is still there up until I go to System Preferences > printers and to remove the printer (I can't just delet the process in activity monitor, while it keeps!).   Not really elegant.  And if you forget to do it continues to run, 100% of the CPU and becomes very hot, even when the lid is closed.  Not nice.

  No fix for this, HP?

  Ian

  Hi @ian123running,

• After Effects using only 1% of the RAM

  Dear Adobe,

  My after effects uses only 1% of my ram 32 GB can I know how to increase this, I allocated 8 GB for other application

  Why my application showing.

  Please inform as soon as possible.

  Kind regards

  Knani

  

  

  Perhaps because it doesn't do anything?   When he starts using 32gigs of RAM to display the 'about' dialog that is at this time, you should start to worry.