[Tyler Lietz]

is there a way to see whats maxing out my cpu. I turned on nearby devices to dlna to my ps3 and my phone started getting hot. I turned nearby devices back off and rebooted and still hot. I checked my system monitor app and my cpu is maxed out. tried norton scan and it crashed. I clear cache and hard reset and still maxed and after 2 more minutes it went back down to normal. did a factory reset now to be safe

[SebasCvdB]

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e?...token=aq5BN0q3

Try this one.

[Tyler Lietz]

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e?...token=xw3zWLoz

Try this one.

I already found out how to check what was using my cpu. To bad I factory reset already

[Alain_A]

I already found out how to check what was using my cpu. To bad I factory reset already

How?


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[Tyler Lietz]

How?


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Well I have the app called system monitor which I pay for. Well the app cpu is in a stupid section. You'd think it's would be under cpu. It's under top apps. Like wtf, why would it be in there?

[Alain_A]

Lol got you

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[stackberry369]

Well I have the app called system monitor which I pay for. Well the app cpu is in a stupid section. You'd think it's would be under cpu. It's under top apps. Like wtf, why would it be in there?

If one core is doing most of the work,what does this mean?

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[nettech207]

it usually means the app is not optimized for multiple cores

[Tyler Lietz]

Norton uses 4 cores at 2.3 ghz. They dont care how much their app uses battery. Most games I find run at 2 cores under power saver. 3 if power saver is off. Browser uses 4 at low clocks to keep power consumption perfect