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Originally Posted by pan64
what is running on that host? How do you use it?
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with blender doing videos, having 6 or more loaded into one session for cutting and splicing together adding special effects and sound, then rendering. so it's mostly blender is what is taxing the cpu, other things is handbrake vlc web browzing.
MY LOGIC IS: more threads at same base speed 2.5ish with four more (cpus) threads should it not make it a lighter load on the system as a whole?
if I drop the base speed to 2.1 or so still with 4 more cores / threads it sould still elevate the stress on the system as a whole.
should it not?
8 cars with the same amount of horsepower pulling 1 ton can get it done eaiser and faster then 4 cars of the same specs.
even if you have 8 cars with a little less horsepower pulling 1 ton the total load will be distributed to all 8 cars but the speed may still be slower, even though the over all stress will be lessened.
thats the best I can do with an analogy. But I am still not sure about cpu's because it may still have to do with if the software is written to utilize threads if not then it still does not matter.
I do not know if they have gotten past that limitation.
maybe nothing I can do to make it run smoother like when I'm only using 2 movies to splice together. taking in that I have proxied all of the movies too.\
HP Elitebook 8460p
i5 2520M
16GB RAM
CPU Video intel 3000
Hybrid 750GB HDD 7200RPMs
sata III