Deviliath

13 hours ago, Atlasprime said:

Hyperthreading is just utilizing virtual cores in most cases doubling logical processors. Half of his physical cores are not utilized. 

That is correct. I wish I knew a setting or something. LOL

1 hour ago, Nelson Sandalwood said:

 

It's a bit like a bus, if your bus has 40 seats and 20 passengers the nsome seats will have to be empty.  It's not really possible to cut the passengers in half just to use up all the seats.

So, if you have more than enough cores that all the servers required threads are taken care of then some will have nothing to do. 

I don't think you are understanding.....you know when you start up a server it tells you core count? Well....mine will only go to 20 even though I have 40. 

3 hours ago, Atlasprime said:

may have to utilize virtualization 

Yeah, I thought of that too.  

That's what I meant. It does not work.

@Jatheish I have a quad socket 40 core 80 thread server. When I start up the maps, they only utilize 20 cores. That's all the startup log recognizes, and also confirmed being used in task manager. Is there a fix or a tweak to change this? I tried -useallavailablecores and that does not work. If there is no fix or settings to fix this, are you guys planning on furthering multi-core support in the future? Right now most of the rendering is dedicated to one core if I am not mistaken.