IProcessorParkingConfiguration.OverUtilizationThreshold Property
Definition
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Gets a value that indicates how busy a processor must be in order to be considered over-utilized.
public Microsoft.Windows.EventTracing.Percentage OverUtilizationThreshold { get; }member this.OverUtilizationThreshold : Microsoft.Windows.EventTracing.PercentagePublic ReadOnly Property OverUtilizationThreshold As PercentageProperty Value
Remarks
A processor must be busier than the threshold in order to be considered over-utilized. The percentage of time a processor spends being active/utilized determines how busy it is. A parked processor can still be active due to affinitized work. An over-utilized parked processor is more likely to be moved to the unparked state. An over-utilized unparked processor is more likely to be kept unparked.