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by Jeremy C. Ong
Accelerate a C++ article with GPU support using Intel's oneAPI
by Alexandre De Pereyra
Efficient anti-aliasing techniques are an important tool of high-quality, real-time rendering. A new Intel technique called Morphological Antialiasing (MLAA) addresses limitations of the standard technique, MSAA. This article discusses MLAA implementation. Includes code samples and free download.
by Paul Lindberg
This case study details how the game takes best advantage of low-power systems, while still scaling up to look and run fantastic on more robust systems.
by Apriorit Inc, Artem K.
Find out approaches which you can use to improve runtime algorithms for zero-day threat detection

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Hyper-V & Hardware Assisted Virtualization
by Jeremy C. Ong
Accelerate a C++ article with GPU support using Intel's oneAPI
by Martin Vorbrodt
How to measure CPU time?
by Apriorit Inc, Artem K.
Find out approaches which you can use to improve runtime algorithms for zero-day threat detection

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29 May 2023 by LettuceLicker
Hey guys, so I installed cuda driver 516.94, cuda toolkit 11.7, manually installed cuDNN 8.5.0.96 sense I tried codeprojects cuDNN script it would just pull a cmd window up for a split second have no writing in it then just shut "dont know if...
29 May 2023 by OriginalGriff
This probably needs to be asked in the dedicated forum: CodeProject.AI Discussions[^]
7 May 2023 by ToughDev
Hyper-V & Hardware Assisted Virtualization
22 Mar 2022 by Naqib Ullah 2022
first of all I want to get the data from the user after that I want to calculate the average waiting time along with process arrival time as well as process burst time in c++ language. What I have tried: i need this project as soon as possible...
5 Feb 2022 by John Bon Jovy
I'm looking for a way to get a Core Effective Frequency without access to SMU or using APIs. According to AMD: Core Effective Frequency (without halted cycles) over the sampling period, reported in GHz. The metric is based on APERF and MPERF...
11 Jan 2022 by 0x01AA
I searched a lot to get a solution with OpenHardwareMonitor but I also had no success. Furthermore in a lot of posts I found a remark that OpenHardwareMonitor is not a good tool, but this I can't jugde. During these researches I found this easy...
11 Jan 2022 by John Bon Jovy
I implemented the code that obtaining hardware sensors' readings using OpenHardwareMonitor. The code looks like this: using OpenHardwareMonitor.Hardware;namespace WindowsFormsApp3{ public - Pastebin.com[^] It basically searches for the...
19 Dec 2021 by 0x01AA
ISensor supports a property SensorType SensorType which is defined in ISensor like this: public enum SensorType { Voltage, // V Current, // A Power, // W Clock, // MHz Temperature, // °C ...
19 Dec 2021 by John Bon Jovy
For my C# .Net Framework project I need to get 5 values: 1) CPU Load 2) CPU Temp 3) Current Voltage 4) VID Voltage 5) Current Frequency After doing some research, I figured that the best way to obtain those values would be to use...
26 Aug 2021 by Slow Eddie
How much Ram will an Intel Core I5 10th generation support? I want to increase the ram in my Acer Aspire from 12 GB to 16GB or 32GB. do you have any idea? What I have tried: Going to the ACER support website, but it is useless.
26 Aug 2021 by Dave Kreskowiak
You can find that at Supported Memory Type for Intel® Core™ Laptop Processors[^] But, it's not the CPU that's going to limit the amount of RAM you can use, it's the motherboard.
26 Aug 2021 by OriginalGriff
It's not just the CPU you need to check (in fact that's about the last thing!) You need to look at the motherboard - these are normally the limiting factor for RAM fitment, and all the Acer machines I've ever looked at were shipped with the max...
18 Jun 2021 by Manoj Chamikara
hi All Is Memory leakage effecting to CPU usage ? is there any articles or more related things to study Thank in advance! What I have tried: i say these article but it's didn't say memory leak effecting CPU usage Memory leak - Wikipedia[^]
18 Jun 2021 by OriginalGriff
Under normal circumstances, no. If the leak became extreme so that all available non-virtual memory was used, then paging could drive up CPU usage taking care of it, but you wouldn't notice that because the disk thrashing would be orders of...
10 Nov 2020 by Jeremy C. Ong
Accelerate a C++ article with GPU support using Intel's oneAPI
22 Jun 2020 by Patrice T
Quote: i need to control the cpu and gpu usage by percentage how do i do it? Basically, you don't, it is a bad idea. Such feature is a dream for any malware, that's why it is the OS's job to manage those resources. Said otherwise, it is a bad...
16 Mar 2019 by Martin Vorbrodt
How to measure CPU time?
20 Nov 2018 by Apriorit Inc, Artem K.
Find out approaches which you can use to improve runtime algorithms for zero-day threat detection
6 Sep 2018 by Member 13976376
I'm currently working with a CpuSimulator, and I'm struggling with the instructions below, so some help would be greatly appreciated. "Type a program that reads numbers from IO (input), write them to IO and save them on the stack (PSH) until the user inputs the number 0. Then print the numbers...
6 Sep 2018 by OriginalGriff
a) Is simple: test before you push, not after. At the moment, you read the value, poush it, and then decide to repeat. You need to read it, test, it if it's zero exit the loop, otherwise push and go round again. b) I'm not at all familiar with the assembly code: so I can't be precise. But ......
15 Mar 2018 by CPallini
I suggest you to first write the symbolic code (assembly) and then, once your're confident it could work, transform it in machine language. Moreover, start simple: write, at first, a simple converter to radix 2 representation.
15 Mar 2018 by Member 13728029
Write Wombat1 machine language program that converts a number into a radix representation. For example, a number converted into radix 2 or radix 3. The program should be able to convert a decimal number into any radix from 2 to 8. Your program should take two inputs. The first input will be the...
3 Mar 2018 by Lê Ngọc Quý
Hello everybody! I have a problem in my projects. Hope anyone can help me! Thank you very much.I want to get current clock of processor in real-time (update each second) to plot a graph.I create a Timer with 1000 miliseconds interval, inside the Timer_Tick() function, I use this code to...
12 Dec 2017 by InfinityJoe
I've been searching a long time for this one until 2017, but i think No one and Nothing sources give a Hint about a "Real" value of Total CPU Usages just like Task Manager in VB.NET What I have tried: Here's some method i have tried with several suggestions on internet - performance counter...
12 Dec 2017 by InfinityJoe
So here's my rough attempt to Convert the C++ code to VB, but it's seems it's had something that missing listed below (Marked in Bold) : 1. I thought this is an importing a lib/dll statement in C++, so how to get the pdh.lib/dll or Referencing it on VB ? #pragma comment(lib, "pdh.lib") 2....
12 Dec 2017 by Jochen Arndt
There is a helper library to get that information: The Performance Data Helper (see Using the PDH Functions to Consume Counter Data (Windows)[^]). Microsoft examples are in C but there are also corresponding VB (not .Net) functions: Performance Counters Functions for Visual Basic (Windows)[^] ...
2 Nov 2017 by Dave Kreskowiak
The FSW doesn't sit around waiting for an event from NTFS. There are no such events. So how does the FSW get changes to the file system? Polling. Basically, the FSW goes to every directory and subdirectory it's told to watch and grabs the list of files for them. It calls ReadDirectoryChangesW...
2 Nov 2017 by CodingIsDreamy
Hi everyone this is probably my last question on here as i've learnt a lot from this site regarding vb.net, there's just one thing i can seem to figure out. My filesystemwatcher uses like 50 percent cpu usage and i was wondering if anyone could edit my code to change the usage (lower cpu useage)...
2 Nov 2017 by Mrunal Sonawane
Not sure but try adding a thread sleep in the loop... For like 500ms Try that and tell me if it works
21 Aug 2017 by Wendelius
I'm trying to understand why different tools show different results for CPU utilization. I created a simple loop that should completely consume all CPU resources. However, depending which tool I use for observation of the CPU load I see very different results. The situation is roughly like...
18 Feb 2017 by Brady Kelly
Just recently my PC's performance has become dismal, I even got about 10 'pauses' in the editor while typing these two sentences. Now if I used Process Explorer, I can sort by CPU, memory, and IO, descending, so the culprits are always visible at the top of the table.The problem with that is...
18 Feb 2017 by Mehdi Gholam
You shouldn't get "pauses" on Windows 10 since the scheduler is pretty good, however:1) Pauses could indicate cpu heat problems, so check your system's fans and clean and lubricate them (WD40 is excellent).2) Disconnect from the internet and see if you still have problems.3) Update your...
11 Feb 2017 by Richard MacCutchan
This question is far too broad for a Quick Answers forum. You need to do a lot of research on hardware and software before you can even start thinking about the design. Google will find you lots of articles about facial recognition to start with.