coresUsed = "-1"?

[kito2]

Hi there, I want to know how this function works? Cause I have a dual core and one core gets 90% and the other 0%...

I think that this function will divide the use?

How to if I have two cores?

 

[slaw]

It won't make any difference because TFS is no multi-threaded, which means that it can operate only on 1 core at time. However you could try to move usage to second core, so the other applications like apache/mysql won't use your cpu cycles dedicated for TFS. I'm not sure if it will give any benefits, just wondering. Tell me if it worked.

 

[RobsonDias]

lol slawkens helped me

 

[Krypt]

doesn't forcing the affinity to both cores enable the multi-threading or am i smoking too much pot these days?

 

[Hultin]

It does in most applications, also there's not smoking to much pot. It's a myth <insert favourite conspiracy here>

 

[Helga]

So how did you solve this?

 

[kito2]

I just checked all my scripts and found a infinite loop that lagged my OT, then fixed it and now, no more lag.

 

[Shadow Dan]

TFS/config.lua

Change:

coresUsed = "-1"

On:

coresUsed = "0, 1"
This is for dual core procesors (2 cores)



For quad (4 cores)
coresUsed = "0, 1, 2, 3"


6 Cores
coresUsed = "0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5"

Have fun w/o lag = )

 

[ratotbr]

And not how it works, TFS is not multicore.