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Wait...let me clear something up: There is Process CPU time which tells you how much time a processor spent on a given process. This only tells you overall CPU use, not by core (an average of all cores).
There is also load percentages per core. It tells you how burdened each core is but it doesn't tell you what process is burdening that given core.
Which is more valuable to you? Both?
I guess the point I am trying to make is that the most accurate way to tell how many cores a given process is using is to take total process time and compare it to the number of cores. I could graph that...
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