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Beta29: CPU/Thread-count in Windows 10 Pro

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Why is APP counting 28 Threads with 28 CPUs? Hyperthreading enabled. I uses only half of the logical cores.
Windows 10 Pro.

I had a similar problem with AMD EPYC, 64 CPUs and only 64 Threads, same OS.

But on another Machine with 16 CPUs it shows 32 Threads. Same OS.

What is going on?



   
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It seems I found a solution on this particular machine:
In the BIOS-options there was an entry for NUMA. I set this from "clustered" to "flat".
Now APP can see all logic cores and uses 56 threads.

But there is something I mentioned in summer that needs to be solved:

In Windows 10 I can use all threads in APP until the final Integration-task starts. There I have to step down to max. 32 threads, otherwise APP crashes with a Java-error if more than 32 threads are in use. This only seems to accure with my big 190-tile mosaic.



   
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