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  1. 19th Feb 2010 17:43 #1
    saltyjd1
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    I read in one of the guides (mil0tis) that "BD Rebuilder software makes full utilization of multiple cores". Does anyone know of a setting in that program to make this happen? Or is there Windows setting to get this going? My quad core machine only uses 17-22%of the CPU with no other application running. If I could speed this up it would be nice.
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    x264 encoder uses all core not BD Rebuilder (Graphic Interface)
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  3. 20th Feb 2010 18:06 #3
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    I am using that encoder setting in BD Rebuilder. Should I do something else to get my CPU usage up?
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    Have you watched it over a period of time? I watched mine for awhile. It started out at about 10% then went up to 98-99%.
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    I'll try that tomorrow and report back.
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  6. 21st Feb 2010 03:26 #6
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    Mine maxes out whenever I do the x264 thing in RipBot also. And I'm running and i7 950 with 12 GB RAMClick image for larger version Name: CPU Maxed out.jpg Views: 214 Size: 89.1 KB ID: 479Click image for larger version Name: X264 Process.jpg Views: 217 Size: 105.9 KB ID: 480
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