04-14-2020, 08:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-15-2020, 01:29 AM by shadowkiller.)
Ah that makes sense, I figured there were some single threaded operations going on in between operations. I was monitoring my cpu usage and it would spike up and down very consistently.
Update: I have done some more profiling and when i use the property test operator it causes my cpu scheduler to spike up and down like crazy, which is causing my cpu clock frequencies to be consistently lower. Im not sure if its an issue with windows, my bios or tyflow. Is there a way to make tyflow keep the cpu at its full boosted speed even though its a single threaded operation? If i disable the property transfer operator from my flow stack then all my cores get happily pegged at 100%, but as soon as i enable the property transfer my cpu usage becomes super spiky and inconsistent. It also seems to get worse over time as my ram fills up.
Update: I have done some more profiling and when i use the property test operator it causes my cpu scheduler to spike up and down like crazy, which is causing my cpu clock frequencies to be consistently lower. Im not sure if its an issue with windows, my bios or tyflow. Is there a way to make tyflow keep the cpu at its full boosted speed even though its a single threaded operation? If i disable the property transfer operator from my flow stack then all my cores get happily pegged at 100%, but as soon as i enable the property transfer my cpu usage becomes super spiky and inconsistent. It also seems to get worse over time as my ram fills up.