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Unexplained High CPU Utilization

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you have too many services running at once and under load.

from you windows vm to your game server to something access your media library and playing. the i9 CPU is not cutout to run that many tasks at once...

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1 hour ago, bmartino1 said:

you have too many services running at once and under load.

from you windows vm to your game server to something access your media library and playing. the i9 CPU is not cutout to run that many tasks at once...

Thanks for the response.  I guess I didn't realize how much I was doing at once.  Can you tell me how I would go about listing current services and their cpu load, perhaps in the CLI?

 

I suspect a docker container to be the main culprit... and I intend on limiting the container to using a specific number of cores that way it does not saturate my CPU.

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