Htop is showing 100% cpu usage on thread 1 , on a fresh install of 17.10
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I have a freshly installed 17.10.1 (amd64) , my cpu : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K , and when I'm running the htop command I see that the first thread is always maxed out (98-100%), although I don't see anything using that much CPU . Is this a bug or just htop messing around ?
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I have a freshly installed 17.10.1 (amd64) , my cpu : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K , and when I'm running the htop command I see that the first thread is always maxed out (98-100%), although I don't see anything using that much CPU . Is this a bug or just htop messing around ?
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Do you get similar if you usetopinstead ofhtop? I also would suggest to useturbostatto observe what is going on.
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 0:47
There is clearly something going on as You have 3 running apps (1 of which is the htop itself).
– Michal Przybylowicz
Feb 21 at 0:48
Well i found out it's a process called kworker (imgur.com/w9jBy8X) although it won't die when i try to kill it
– Î ÎÂÄÃÂο ΙÉÃηÆίδηÂ
Feb 21 at 1:13
No, don't try to kill it. Try to figure out what process it is associated with. (which can be difficult)
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 1:17
F2 > Display Options > Hide userland process threads. Try that.
– dat tutbrus
Feb 21 at 3:08
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I have a freshly installed 17.10.1 (amd64) , my cpu : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K , and when I'm running the htop command I see that the first thread is always maxed out (98-100%), although I don't see anything using that much CPU . Is this a bug or just htop messing around ?
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I have a freshly installed 17.10.1 (amd64) , my cpu : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K , and when I'm running the htop command I see that the first thread is always maxed out (98-100%), although I don't see anything using that much CPU . Is this a bug or just htop messing around ?
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Do you get similar if you usetopinstead ofhtop? I also would suggest to useturbostatto observe what is going on.
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 0:47
There is clearly something going on as You have 3 running apps (1 of which is the htop itself).
– Michal Przybylowicz
Feb 21 at 0:48
Well i found out it's a process called kworker (imgur.com/w9jBy8X) although it won't die when i try to kill it
– Î ÎÂÄÃÂο ΙÉÃηÆίδηÂ
Feb 21 at 1:13
No, don't try to kill it. Try to figure out what process it is associated with. (which can be difficult)
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 1:17
F2 > Display Options > Hide userland process threads. Try that.
– dat tutbrus
Feb 21 at 3:08
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Do you get similar if you usetopinstead ofhtop? I also would suggest to useturbostatto observe what is going on.
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 0:47
There is clearly something going on as You have 3 running apps (1 of which is the htop itself).
– Michal Przybylowicz
Feb 21 at 0:48
Well i found out it's a process called kworker (imgur.com/w9jBy8X) although it won't die when i try to kill it
– Î ÎÂÄÃÂο ΙÉÃηÆίδηÂ
Feb 21 at 1:13
No, don't try to kill it. Try to figure out what process it is associated with. (which can be difficult)
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 1:17
F2 > Display Options > Hide userland process threads. Try that.
– dat tutbrus
Feb 21 at 3:08
Do you get similar if you use
top instead of htop? I also would suggest to use turbostat to observe what is going on.– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 0:47
Do you get similar if you use
top instead of htop? I also would suggest to use turbostat to observe what is going on.– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 0:47
There is clearly something going on as You have 3 running apps (1 of which is the htop itself).
– Michal Przybylowicz
Feb 21 at 0:48
There is clearly something going on as You have 3 running apps (1 of which is the htop itself).
– Michal Przybylowicz
Feb 21 at 0:48
Well i found out it's a process called kworker (imgur.com/w9jBy8X) although it won't die when i try to kill it
– Î ÎÂÄÃÂο ΙÉÃηÆίδηÂ
Feb 21 at 1:13
Well i found out it's a process called kworker (imgur.com/w9jBy8X) although it won't die when i try to kill it
– Î ÎÂÄÃÂο ΙÉÃηÆίδηÂ
Feb 21 at 1:13
No, don't try to kill it. Try to figure out what process it is associated with. (which can be difficult)
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 1:17
No, don't try to kill it. Try to figure out what process it is associated with. (which can be difficult)
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 1:17
F2 > Display Options > Hide userland process threads. Try that.
– dat tutbrus
Feb 21 at 3:08
F2 > Display Options > Hide userland process threads. Try that.
– dat tutbrus
Feb 21 at 3:08
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Okay i found the solution in another question's answer .
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Why does kworker cpu usage get so high?
Everything seems to be running smoothly now.
For me it was gpe6F
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Why does kworker cpu usage get so high?
Everything seems to be running smoothly now.
For me it was gpe6F
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Okay i found the solution in another question's answer .
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Why does kworker cpu usage get so high?
Everything seems to be running smoothly now.
For me it was gpe6F
answered Feb 21 at 1:39
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Okay i found the solution in another question's answer .
Scroll down to the 2nd answer by mauro.
Why does kworker cpu usage get so high?
Everything seems to be running smoothly now.
For me it was gpe6F
answered Feb 21 at 1:39
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Okay i found the solution in another question's answer .
Scroll down to the 2nd answer by mauro.
Why does kworker cpu usage get so high?
Everything seems to be running smoothly now.
For me it was gpe6F
answered Feb 21 at 1:39
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Do you get similar if you use
topinstead ofhtop? I also would suggest to useturbostatto observe what is going on.– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 0:47
There is clearly something going on as You have 3 running apps (1 of which is the htop itself).
– Michal Przybylowicz
Feb 21 at 0:48
Well i found out it's a process called kworker (imgur.com/w9jBy8X) although it won't die when i try to kill it
– Î ÎÂÄÃÂο ΙÉÃηÆίδηÂ
Feb 21 at 1:13
No, don't try to kill it. Try to figure out what process it is associated with. (which can be difficult)
– Doug Smythies
Feb 21 at 1:17
F2 > Display Options > Hide userland process threads. Try that.
– dat tutbrus
Feb 21 at 3:08