I currently mine in the background of a machine having 4 cores, however I cannot use all of them to not disturb the other services running on it. I tested both efficiency -e 95 and threads -t 3. surprisingly to me, the thread restriction to n-1, where n is the number of processors was giving a higher hash rate. Still what I noticed, using htop, is that the 3 threads get reasigned between the cores. Is there a way to specify, the 3 threads should always run on core 1-3 and keep 0 free? That way the cpu wouldn't have to switch the threads in and out and could just schedule the other workload of that machine on cpu 0.
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I currently mine in the background of a machine having 4 cores, however I cannot use all of them to not disturb the other services running on it. I tested both efficiency
-e 95and threads-t 3. surprisingly to me, the thread restriction to n-1, where n is the number of processors was giving a higher hash rate. Still what I noticed, usinghtop, is that the 3 threads get reasigned between the cores. Is there a way to specify, the 3 threads should always run on core 1-3 and keep 0 free? That way the cpu wouldn't have to switch the threads in and out and could just schedule the other workload of that machine on cpu 0.Thanks