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One half of hyper threading P4 CPU is running at nealry 100% constantly.

Asked by jon_m_obrien in Computer CPU Processors

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I have searched extensively to no avail - I have a relatively new HP ML150G2 Server with a HT P4 CPU. Looking at the Performance Task Manager shows the left half of the CPU running constantly near 100%. The right-side looks normal - idling at a few percent during idle times.

Looking "CPU Usage" total on the very left averages around 60%.
Looking at the processes tab - the only thing out of the ordinary is the "System" process running at an average of 30% (System Idle Process averages at 70%)

(It makes sense that since half of the CPU is running close to 100% that the total XPU usage would be around 50% - But I'm confused as to why System seems to be running at 30% in the processes tab with no other process using much, yet on the Performance Tab - CPU usage is showing 60%).

I am running Small Business Server 2003 with Exchange in use and Backup Exec for SBS v9.1.
Trend Micro Office Scan is running, but closing it does not help.
Scan-Mail real time scan monitor is installed - but I gather it is part of Trend-Micro's Office Scan.
Office 2003 Pro is installed.
Microsoft's Intelligent Message Filter (IMF Anti-Spam solution) and SpamHaus Block List Service (BLS) are in action.
A Canon Office Colour N1000 is shared off the parallel port.
HP (T700) Power Manager is managing the UPS.

That's all I can think of that could be of relevance - it is a very new server installation.

Server has obviously been rebooted - the high CPU use happens straight away.
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