[SOLVED] 100 % Cpu

manolis kokotsakis

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I have thinkpad 440s i7.
Second time that my cpu , with no reason went up to 100% usage for no reason. Task manager showed me 28% use of chrome. I close all tabs (around 6) the 100% continue for half minute after return to 3%.
I make update to chrome, but o dont believe is the reason.
 
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manolis kokotsakis,

Your ThinkPad 440s accommodates 4th Generation i5 through i7 mobile processors limited to 15 Watts TDP, the fastest of which is the i7-4600U. Even though your processor is called an "i7" it's actually a low power / high Turbo Boost 2 Core / 4 Thread processor, which is somewhat similar to a desktop i3 with 2 Cores / 4 Threads.

This means unlike a 4th Generation desktop processor with 4 Cores / 8 Threads, it doesn't take much to drive it to 100% CPU usage. Since you're using Google Chrome, I would suspect that Chrome's "Software Reporter Tool" is the cause of your high CPU usage, which is a common problem that fits your description.

You might want to give this a try: How to disable Google Chrome...
Thanks, but this what have to do with my problem ? What is this service is doing and why you think make problems ? By thw way, was allready disabled.
I assume you're looking at Task Manager when you see that CPU usage jumps to 100%...then open the Details tab and sort by CPU column. At top are the processes using the CPU, check which are high and you got your culprit.
 

CompuTronix

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manolis kokotsakis,

Your ThinkPad 440s accommodates 4th Generation i5 through i7 mobile processors limited to 15 Watts TDP, the fastest of which is the i7-4600U. Even though your processor is called an "i7" it's actually a low power / high Turbo Boost 2 Core / 4 Thread processor, which is somewhat similar to a desktop i3 with 2 Cores / 4 Threads.

This means unlike a 4th Generation desktop processor with 4 Cores / 8 Threads, it doesn't take much to drive it to 100% CPU usage. Since you're using Google Chrome, I would suspect that Chrome's "Software Reporter Tool" is the cause of your high CPU usage, which is a common problem that fits your description.

You might want to give this a try: How to disable Google Chrome Software Reporter Tool.

CT :sol:
 
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