Hello
I've been running several types of resource hungry video conversion software in Windows 10.
If I boot the PC and start a conversion straight away the software runs quickly and utilises 90-95% of the cpu.
If I run a second program at the same time, maybe a web browser, the conversion software drops to about 50% cpu, which is what you might expect as it shares resources.
However if I then close all other programs, the conversion software remains at around 50% and the other cpu 50% is idle.
It does not recover and start using the full potential of the PC now that the extra resource have become free.
Is this perhaps a bug or is there a windows setting that I need to adjust?
Thanks for your advice
I've been running several types of resource hungry video conversion software in Windows 10.
If I boot the PC and start a conversion straight away the software runs quickly and utilises 90-95% of the cpu.
If I run a second program at the same time, maybe a web browser, the conversion software drops to about 50% cpu, which is what you might expect as it shares resources.
However if I then close all other programs, the conversion software remains at around 50% and the other cpu 50% is idle.
It does not recover and start using the full potential of the PC now that the extra resource have become free.
Is this perhaps a bug or is there a windows setting that I need to adjust?
Thanks for your advice