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On Monday 09 October 2006 12:57 AM, H P Nadig cobbled together some
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Hari,
> Those of you using Ubuntu on machines with Intel Pentium Dual Core
> processor, please share your experiences here.
>
> The x86 version of Ubuntu seems to have *some* problem with Dual
> Core. The CPU easily jumps up to its 100% usage. I've observed that Dual
> core with Ubuntu x86 version is more slower than older CPUs.
>
> The download page on ubuntulinux.org suggests amd64 version of it for
> machines with Intel Dual core processors (these processors have EM64T
> support). Has anyone tried this?
I have a laptop based on Intel Centrino Duo processor. I have never
observed any anomaly. The CPU usage is 50% even when I am compiling
something (except when I use `make -j 3` of course).
May be because I compile my own kernels and never use the stock kernels
shipped by Ubuntu? That may be the reason.
In any case, I think you should file a bug on this.
Regards,
BG
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