Choose the option with more threads or faster clock speed to boost program performance.
Choose the option with more threads or faster clock speed to boost program performance.
Your CAD/CAM program may generate 18 threads, yet with only 25% CPU utilization it indicates just two threads are active at once. As some of the remaining 18 become operational, one or both primary threads will pause. If all 18 threads operated simultaneously, you'd observe full CPU usage, which isn't the case. A four-core processor can manage this workload. Equal CPU speed doesn't necessitate upgrading to a higher core count; a faster single-core processor is preferable.
You’ve captured the details of the setup. The images taken without CAD software and the 3D model processing suggest limited core utilization, with no significant thread increase. This implies that using more than 20 threads likely won’t improve performance in this case.