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August 8th 08, 06:36 PM
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cpu stuck at 50 percent usage or higher
I'm using an x2 6000 processor. I have tried everything imaginable to fix this overloading of the cpu. I have reformatted and reinstalled vista and updated all my drivers. I also disabled indexing. The programs using all my cpu are system and system idle, both on about a 50/50 split. My processor will easily hit 100 percent if other programs are introduced. The processes max out only one core, and the other idles. I also reset my cmos. If anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it. -- Tmntii 
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August 9th 08, 04:22 PM
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cpu stuck at 50 percent usage or higher
"Tmntii" wrote in message ... I'm using an x2 6000 processor. I have tried everything imaginable to fix this overloading of the cpu. I have reformatted and reinstalled vista and updated all my drivers. I also disabled indexing. The programs using all my cpu are system and system idle, both on about a 50/50 split. My processor will easily hit 100 percent if other programs are introduced. The processes max out only one core, and the other idles. I also reset my cmos. If anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it. What are you using to view running processes? If it's the standard task manager I suggest using a more in-depth tool, such as the latest "process explorer", so you can see what's going on in more detail.
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