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You need to give us more info. For example what kind of system/os you have? What was installed? Why do you think you need to improve anything. What do you really want to improve?
Based on your info I cannot say anything, it looks ok (just you have more than one thousand processes).
Yes It is Dell PowerEdge 830 Server
It contain 2 processes but unfortunately one processor was not working so currently it is operational with its single processor.
by analyzing Top command how would you say it is single or core2due
One more thing is there any command you know that share resources among multiple cores
That shows either 8 real cores, or 4 cores/8threads with hyperthreading.
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Originally Posted by nn2006
Yes It is Dell PowerEdge 830 Server
It contain 2 processes but unfortunately one processor was not working so currently it is operational with its single processor.
Power Edge 830 is single CPU socket only, no dual CPU versions.
Icant see any way your top readout can be from a power edge 830.....besides having too many cores, its got way to much RAM. Power edge 830 has a 8GB maximum, that appeas to have 32GB.
You can try atop and the likes and have a look for other ressources than CPU load and RAM usage. You might find your HDDs being busy all the time but only doing a few MB/sec because of constant seeks or something else.
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