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I have a Intel Xeon 2.66GHz Dual Core CPU. On this server i have a script that will run at specified intervals. In Most cases the script is the only real process running on the server,so i want to maximise the CPU utilaztion as much as i can.
The problems is that currently is only using about 30% on average of the CPU.
The scrip runs for quite a while, and i'd like to let ir run at between 70 and 80% to shorten the time it takes to execute.
I have tried running it with nice -n -20 , but this had no effect at all. How can i optimize the CPU utilization for this script so that it'll use between 70 and 80% of the CPU when it executes.
So the total CPU is 29% here, with the script taking most of it and mysql, which the script uses, the rest. I guess if its waiting for I/O i'll have to try and optimize it here. Just thought ,looking at the CPU utlization ,the script was not running to its full potential, but i guess it is.
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