and there are no preferences anywhere i can find to "turn it up" any higher. I have the processors set to high in the "energy" setting. FCP studio 5, tiger, everything up to date. I'm positive that it's not an I/O problem, but lurk's post reminded me i didn't post the specs of my machine.ĭual 2.7, 4gb ram, 5.6tb xRaid on dual fibre channel. otherwise one would be at 100% and the other would be about 5-7% for system use. 50%), which i interpret as it has the abiltiy to multithread. I'm with mikuro, the graph shows it's using both processors equally (approx. Are you reading this off a network file system or to and from the same disk? Do you have insufficient RAM and are swapping? Look at some of the other system features to try and identify the system deadlock. A can imagine that if it was trying to aggressively use the CPU it could make interactive use choppy, so is there a "compress faster usability be damned setting".Īssuming that those configuration questions are out of the way all that is really left is the fact that you are not compute bound at the moment but IO bound. The simple question is there a setting in the program to limit how much compute time it is using up itself.
Since this is part of Final Cut I am sure that Apple has it properly multithreaded. If not you will never get more than 100% since it cannot run on more than one CPU at a time. My first question is if the program itself is multithreaded or not. The lower is a percentage of the total resources available and will not go over 100%.
The top is the percent of a single CPU and so you could get a value there of 180% for instance. You are right that the percents are different in the top and bottom sections.
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