It seems that Pix4d doesn’t consider the max. no. of CPU threads. I defined in the processing options:
…but the task manager shows that all 8 CPU threads are used:
Whilst pix4d uses all CPU threads, working on the same PC is nearly impossible. For me, this seems to be a bug in pix4d… or am I doing something wrong?
Something is very strange or my memory is failing, but the sliders for RAM and CPU look reversed from what I am used to seeing for several years. I think CPU Threads are first. I would try the top slider and see if it affects CPU. I need to check when I get home.
Phillipp it must be my own memory failing, not my computer! My resource tab is exactly as above. But I did try an experiment. I moved my CPU Threads to 1, and put the system under load with Pix4D. All of my cores were utilized, but the percentage of each was lowered.
There is another Community thread that might be of interest to you:
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