CPU reading?


  1. Unionsky
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    CPU reading?


    Hi

    My CPU meter (the gadet from the desktop) is showing that the minimum amount of RAM is always above 30%. It doesn't go particularly higher than this when I run lots of programs - is this OK? I am a complete novice to this and any comments are greatefully appreciated.

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  3. the803
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    Just noticed mine after reading your post and mine doesn't go higher than 30% too. Running RC1 x86 with 4GB (3.5 usable)
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