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cpu usage
when i got the cpu usage values of the all process
running in my sytem i see that 140% of the cpu is used.
(using ps aux command)
i have a 4 cpu system.
can we say that averagely 35% of each cpu is used?

and if i want to speak more precisely,
how can i find out that, which cpu is used at which percentage?
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try the top command
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i tried top command
but i couldnt find any useful information which
can be an answer to my question
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I'm really confused as to what you want.

Do you have a performance problem?
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i am trying to understand
1) if the cpu utilization is uniformly distributed over each cpu or not?

2) if it is not uniformly distributed which of the cpu's is more utilized?

3)if it is not uniformly distributed,should i do something
to uniformize it, and how?
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